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food + cooking

Green is the New Gray

Asparagus and ramps are here. Of course they belong in everything you make.
04.30.08
food + cooking

Exhaling at Last

It seemed like winter would never end. Then the Greenmarket burst into spring.
04.15.09
food + cooking

In Praise of Morels

Last Saturday, the mass that was clamoring for Rick Bishop's ramps at the Greenmarket was four people deep.
05.07.07
recipes

Apple Cider Beignets with Butter-Rum Caramel Sauce

Sparkling cider, rather than sugar, gives our batter its sweetness. The cider also ramps up the apple flavor and adds to the beignets’ lovely hue.
October 2007
recipes

Pâte Brisée

April 1983
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pastry,
baking
chefs + restaurants

Restaurants Now: Contigo

(SAN FRANCISCO) - There are many things to admire about Contigo, from the small-but-not-crowded interior full of reclaimed wood to the lovely covered patio and kitchen garden, but it is the brightness of the food—the vividness and freshness of...
04.17.09
chefs + restaurants

Chicago: Taxim

(CHICAGO) - There are certain food trends that seem to skip right over Chicago. Until Taxim opened, Nuevo-Greek appeared to be one of them.
05.08.09
chefs + restaurants

Restaurants Now: Aldea

(NEW YORK) - We were sitting at the counter that looks directly into the open kitchen, so when chef George Mendes began assembling the sardine appetizer I had a clear view of it.
05.22.09
recipes

Stuffed Sliders Your Way

This recipe is a basic template from which to have a blast mixing and matching different meats with different cheeses. We've given you suggestions for toppers and meat-and-cheese combinations to get your...
11.30.11
food + cooking

Spring: Coming Soon

The natural world is brimming with edible treasures—the wild watercress I foraged last week is just the beginning.
03.26.09
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