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David Kay, a former Gramercy Tavern cook, is their collaborator for new pizzas, including a monthly special with market produce.
Horses is that rare animal in Los Angeles: a hot reservation with serious cooking behind the scenes.
If I could have only 10 Korean dishes for the rest of my life, these would be the ones. The Times Magazine columnist, cookbook author and son of South Korean immigrants shares the dishes that define the cuisine for him.
In summer 2020, as the world reeled from the pandemic, another crisis blazed across the western USA. Instagram and Facebook lit up orange and grey as people shared images of devastating wildfires. Eighteen months on, we speak with some of the winemakers who lived and worked through that moment of climate chaos. Amongst journalists, the […]
Bryan Washingtons recipe for korokke is perfect with shredded cabbage, or between slices of milk bread.
The states oldest continually open general store serves customers in Fishtail from all walks of life, from ranchers and miners to doctors and C.E.O.s.
Try Nicole A. Taylors newest recipes for Juneteenth, and then make a plan for saag paneer, spicy shrimp masala and more.
Hetty McKinnons easy, earthy recipe contrasts crunch with creaminess.
Theres no reason to confine ros to the summer, but for good reasons the season does have a special hold on the wines.
Animal Farm Creamery, one of the most highly regarded small dairies in America, was nearly lost. Then, a young couple down the road stepped in.
A superlative macaroni salad, chile-lime zucchini and chickpeas, and more recipes.
Kyla (pronounced, shoola) means chill in the native tongue of sister-brother co-owners Julie and David Kuhlkens Swedish relatives. The post Texas Fine Wine Tasting Stop: Pedernales Cellars 2020 Kayla appeared first on Vintage Texas.
Restricted so far in the name of domestic food security: Indian wheat, Malaysian chicken and Indonesian cooking oil. Experts warn of unwanted consequences.
With hundreds of chteaux releasing their wines En Primeur, it can be hard to know where to start. Here, Bordeaux Buyer Max Lalondrelle singles out five estates that should be on your wish-list for the 2021 vintage. Chteau Nnin, Pomerol The name Nnin dates back to the 16th century, but this is very much an […]
A polymath, he dismissed conventional wisdom about varietals, terroir and scientific management and won a cult following in the process.
With its tannic qualities and endless applications, tea can add much-appreciated complexity to nonalcoholic drinks.
You can roast, steam, boil and fry this delicious vegetable, or even eat it raw.
Dad jeans, chocolates from a father-daughter duo and more.
Farmers are losing properties to wealthy buyers from the city, while leasing land from the new owners can feel like a modern-day feudal system.
Theater, art and music are flourishing, and on the culinary scene, a 13-course Filipino tasting menu and a sleek Black-owned winery in Bronzeville are just a few of the citys new offerings.
That unsung hero of the kitchen gets its star turn.
Hetty Mckinnons crispy gnocchi with tomatoes and red onion conjures late August.
There are endless ways to make these fried Japanese delights your own.
Barely one percent of the wine made in Bordeaux is sweet. But just a sip of a golden Sauternes or honeyed Barsac is enough to leave a lasting impression. Here, we take a look at the virtues of this luscious liquid and why it should be a key part of your wine collection. I […]
Answers for a concerned mom, Lincoln Center regulars and more.
The Altamarea Group branches out, the owner of Coco Pazzo unveils an Italian seafood spot, and more restaurant news.
The origin of the domestic fowl is more recent than previously thought, but it may have taken them thousands of years to become food.
The cookbook author Nicole Taylor reflects on her journey to create a collection of Juneteenth recipes that revel in the breadth of the African American experience.
The English expert will hold an event for the 92nd Street Y, New York on the wines of California, Washington, Oregon and New York.
Bakeries around New York City that work with the incubator will offer special items throughout June.
The Argentine chef known for cooking over open flame has a new cookbook with vegetables and fruits suitable for grilling.
The collection of counters and areas include a pasta station, markets, caviar and more.
The Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker uses a pumping system to release an inky 2.7-ounce shot.
Designed for the company BlueCut, it is made with flame-resistant denim and stitching with fire-retardant threads.
Our critics favorite ice creams, paletas, sorbets, shave ices and other summer delights.
Lionfish, while spectacularly beautiful, are wreaking havoc on Caribbean reef habitats.
Second wines are ubiquitous in Bordeaux today, but how did that come to be? Our Wine Director, Mark Pardoe MW, looks at the role of the second wine and why collectors should pay attention. The use of the term second wine has become second nature when talking about the great chteaux of Bordeaux. But […]
Mtys Pger in his cellar Gyngyspata, Mtra (Hungary) Here we are again in the village of Gyngyspata in the Mtra wine region, and it was a short stroll from one cellar street to another and we reached this haven of...
Make cottage cheese pasta, a spin on an Eastern European classic, or an elegant one-pan roasted fish with cherry tomatoes.
The East Village Meat Market has prepared kielbasa, stuffed cabbage and more comforts of Eastern Europe for over 50 years.
Yasmin Fahrs salmon and couscous salad with cucumber-feta dressing is a master class in contrasting textures.
Roasted asparagus and toasts dipped in a Parmesan-infused custard turn a childhood favorite into so much more.
A couple opened Potchke, a pop-up in Knoxville, to showcase their love of the war-ravaged country and its cooking.
Start things off right with Melissa Clarks creamy pasta with ricotta and herbs.
A tree-lined pathway connects Chteau dArmailhac with Chteau Mouton Rothschild, but it has an identity all of its own. Here, the estates new director, Lucie Lauilh, digs into the detail. Lucie Lauilh is now six months into the job of leading Chteau dArmailhac, part of the Baron Philippe de Rothschild S.A. stable of Classified Growths. […]
Like jammy fruit? Like tannins, comfortable yet dry and crisp? Like acidity that helps meld wine and food? Well, on this tasting stop, your wishes are fulfilled with Messina Hof Winerys 2019 Sagrantino Reserva, Texas The post Texas Tasting Stop – Messina Hof Winery, 2019 Sagrantino Reserva, Texas High Plains appeared first on Vintage Texas....
In the 19th century, Clos de la Perrire was mentioned alongside Musigny and Chambertin as a great vineyard of Burgundy. Now the wines are excellent and getting better.
Old Monongahela rye is having a comeback. A distillery road trip tells the story of its fall and rise, with Alexander Hamilton playing the villain.
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Picture: Tasting at Hugel in Riquewihr with Owner Jean Frdric Hugel. See: Tour and Tasting at Hugel in Riquewhir, Alsace, with Jean Frdric Hugel - Germany-South and Alsace 2017 Tour by ombiasy WineTours Dear wine friends, It is just four weeks until the wine tour to the Southern German and Alsatian wine regions start. Hotel reservations for these...
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