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January 26, 2012
10 Food Product Mascots That Give Us Nightmares
10. Little Debbie -- You ought to have the face of an angel, Little Debbie; instead your visage is wrinkly and witchy. You are your own grandmother, and you're wearing her clothes, too: plaid shirt with collar that lies perfectly flat and strange white straw hat trimmed in sky blue.
Blogs
January 4, 2012
Year of the Takeout: Day 3
Day 3: Szechuan Wonton from Young Chow (145 Fourth Avenue, 212-533-0275)
Blogs
May 4, 2011
Chef Boyardee Heiress Writes a Cookbook; Supperclub Holds Illegal Dinner on Subway
As gas prices continue to rise, a number of farmers on small farms are trading in their tractors and returning to animal labor. [NY Times] Anna Boiardi, the granddaughter of Mario and great-niece of Hector and Paul Boiardi, immigrant brothers who founded Chef Boyardee in 1928, has written a ... More >>
Blogs
March 11, 2011
Famous Spicy Beef Noodles From Island of Taiwan in Bay Ridge
This rich Taiwanese beef soup is No. 32 in our 100 Days/100 Dishes Chock full of tender marinated beef strips, tofu skin, thick wheat noodles something like Chef Boyardee spaghetti, and flecks of dried red pepper as well as pickled red peppers in a thick broth that verges on being a stew, ... More >>
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November 3, 2010
Where to Eat Along the Marathon Route; Grimaldi's Owner Sues Landlady
In the kitchen with Adam Rapoport, the new editor-in-chief of Bon Appetit, who believes the magazine "can and should build on the massive interest in food in this country." [NY Times] Wondering where to eat as you cheer on this year's marathoners? Mile 2: Bay Ridge's Longbow Pub and Pantry, ... More >>
Film
June 15, 2010
Josh Brolin's Fatuous Spaghetti Western, Jonah Hex
In the kitchen with Adam Rapoport, the new editor-in-chief of Bon Appetit, who believes the magazine "can and should build on the massive interest in food in this country." [NY Times] Wondering where to eat as you cheer on this year's marathoners? Mile 2: Bay Ridge's Longbow Pub and Pantry, ... More >>
Blogs
June 11, 2010
Where to Go World Cup Crazy; How to Do the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party Right
This week in food blogs ... Eater, like just about every other online food presence out there, posted its guide to watching, eating, and drinking the World Cup. Grub Street was dismayed that LiLo's dad, Michael Lohan, was planning a Hamptons nightclub called Controversy, but seemed even sadder to ... More >>
Blogs
January 15, 2010
The Blogroll Gazette: A Shake Shack in Rome; el Bulli Reservations for 2010
This week, in food blogs... Midtown Lunch got excited about Ma Peche (a.k.a. Momo Midtown) introducing takeout. The Atlantic Food Channel asked the $42,500 question: "Does culinary school matter?" Blondie and Brownie spotted a Shake Shack reference on a menu in Rome.
Blogs
November 2, 2009
Paterson Releases Delicious Stimulus $ Report: NYC Gets $8.16 Billion
Governor Paterson released a report today showing where the $18 billion that New York State got in stimulus money is going. You'll be pleased to hear that the counties comprising New York City receive by far the most American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds -- $8.16 billion. Hooray! Secon ... More >>
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March 4, 2008
Letters
Governor Paterson released a report today showing where the $18 billion that New York State got in stimulus money is going. You'll be pleased to hear that the counties comprising New York City receive by far the most American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds -- $8.16 billion. Hooray! Secon ... More >>
News
February 26, 2008
Letters
Governor Paterson released a report today showing where the $18 billion that New York State got in stimulus money is going. You'll be pleased to hear that the counties comprising New York City receive by far the most American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds -- $8.16 billion. Hooray! Secon ... More >>
NYC Life
January 17, 2006
Rabbit Hole
When the pope passed away and the whole new pope election—I thought their hats were neat
Dining
June 21, 2005
Noodle Wizardry
Dyspeptic General Tso unmasked, nowhere near Chinatown
Dining
June 1, 2004
And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street
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Chef Boyardee Foodstuffs

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10 Food Product Mascots That Give Us Nightmares

Blogs

Year of the Takeout: Day 3

Blogs

Chef Boyardee Heiress Writes a Cookbook; Supperclub Holds Illegal Dinner on Subway

Blogs

Famous Spicy Beef Noodles From Island of Taiwan in Bay Ridge

Blogs

Where to Eat Along the Marathon Route; Grimaldi's Owner Sues Landlady

Film

Josh Brolin's Fatuous Spaghetti Western, Jonah Hex

Blogs

Where to Go World Cup Crazy; How to Do the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party Right

Blogs

The Blogroll Gazette: A Shake Shack in Rome; el Bulli Reservations for 2010

Blogs

Paterson Releases Delicious Stimulus $ Report: NYC Gets $8.16 Billion

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And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street

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