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September 28, 2011
Food Curated Shows Us the Effects of Tropical Storm Irene, In Heartbreaking Detail
You may have seen photos and read stories about the effects Tropical Storm Irene had on farms upstate. But few people have been able to capture the devastation and personal loss like Liza de Guia in her latest Food Curated mini doc.
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August 4, 2011
Food Curated Returns to the Small Screen August 11
Liza de Guia, the lady behind the camera.In the two years since it premiered with an episode about a then-unheard of rooftop farm in Greenpoint, Food Curated has gained a considerable following, and with it, a place on TV sets throughout the city. On August 11, Liza de Guia's documentary seri ... More >>
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July 27, 2011
Get a Taste (Literally) of Food.Curated's Season Two, Tonight in Central Park
The curator herself: Liza de Guia.Our favorite foodie short documentarist, Liza de Guia, will preview the second season of her show, Food.Curated, in Central Park at 7:30 tonight.
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July 21, 2011
ACME Smoked Fish Gets the Food Curated Treatment
In the latest episode of Food Curated, Liza de Guia goes to worship at the altar of Acme Smoked Fish, the vast Greenpoint facility that produces some of the best smoked fish in the country, if not the Western world as a whole. As de Guia reports, Acme processes 6 to 8 million pounds of assorted f ... More >>
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June 24, 2011
Arirang Kimchi's Got Plenty of Soul
Duty, Heart & Korean Soul in a Jar: Arirang Kimchi from SkeeterNYC on Vimeo. In her latest Food Curated video, Liza de Guia trains her lens on Arirang Kimchi, the 30-year-old kimchi company whose jars of fermented vegetables are a staple of Korean markets all along the East Coast. Arirang, which me ... More >>
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March 30, 2011
Eat Like a King(s County Resident) at Tasting Brooklyn, Brooklyn Flea
Liza de GuiaDough: only in Brooklyn, baby.We're not sure if it quite qualifies as the "first ever" tasting event focused on the borough, as Tasting Brooklyn is billing itself, considering the number of locavoric food fests in the County of Kings. But it's sure to be a good bet for anyone want ... More >>
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March 28, 2011
This Week, Food Curated Literally Makes Us Drool
DOUGH Donuts: A Far Cry From The Old Fashioned from SkeeterNYC on Vimeo. If you're looking to while away several minutes looking at images that will actually make you drool, check out Food Curated's newest installment: this week, Liza de Guia trains her lens on Dough, the new-ish Clinton Hill dough ... More >>
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October 28, 2010
Food.Curated Trains Its Lens on the Lobster Place
The Makings of a Good Fishmonger: The Lobster Place from SkeeterNYC on Vimeo. The latest episode of Food.Curated is here: this time around, Liza de Guia has trained her camera on the Lobster Place, the wholesale and retail seafood market that sells, among other things, some of the best chowder we'v ... More >>
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October 5, 2010
Food. Curated. Is Now On TV
Liza de GuiaLiza de Guia, whose mini food documentaries we love, can now be seen in your living room.
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July 2, 2010
Food Curated Goes to the Brooklyn Flea (and You Might Want to This Weekend, Too)
Food Artisan Incubator: The Brooklyn Flea from SkeeterNYC on Vimeo. Yes, you've seen much of this before. But never as told by food documentarist Liza de Guia. Get your locavorish outdoor market food porn on in the capital of the genre, Brooklyn, as Food Curated goes to the Brooklyn Flea. And while ... More >>
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June 24, 2010
Food Curated Makes the Case for West Coast Oysters
Oysters loom large on the list of East Coast-West Coast rivalries, but Liza de Guia's latest Food Curated video seeks to add a voice of reason to the ongoing argument. It comes from Nellie Wu, the general manager of Brooklyn's W&T Seafood, whom de Guia accompanies out to an oyster farm in Washingt ... More >>
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May 14, 2010
The NYC Food Film Festival Returns on June 23
Hey Paul/FlickrLast year, the third annual NYC Food Film Festival gave us a documentary about mushrooms paired with a 10-course mushroom-inspired tasting menu created by Brad Farmerie. This year, both the festival and Farmerie return -- the former on June 23, and the latter on June 24, when h ... More >>
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May 13, 2010
Here's a Cool Video Portrait of Greenpoint's Lomzynianka
Lomzynianka Final from elizabeth leitzell on Vimeo. Food Curated's Liza de Guia isn't the local food scene's only documentarian: our intrepid freelancer Keith Wagstaff and his friend Elizabeth Leitzell have collaborated on a nifty photo and video essay about Lomzynianka, a Polish restaurant in Gree ... More >>
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April 14, 2010
Food Curated Takes a Tour of Samaki Smoked Fish
Samaki Smoked Fish's Jason Marrian.If you've ever wondered about the origin of the smoked salmon that graces the display cases of places like Russ & Daughters, Barney Greengrass, and Zabar's, then the latest video from Food Curated's Liza de Guia will answer a few questions. De Guia pays a vi ... More >>
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March 10, 2010
Heat for Meat: Conservation Aside, Among Carnivores, Some Animals Are Less Edible Than Others
Could you eat this face? Last week, the food world went wabbit cwazy, as both the Times and the website Food Curated featured items on raising rabbit for food. The Times argued that this locavoric effort was the ultimate in shrinking and controlling the food chain, while Food Curated took a ... More >>
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January 6, 2010
Forget Food Network. Watch Your Gastro-Programming Online.
How about a little cycle with that bake?Cablevision customers may not be able to get their Food Network, but with the proliferation of quality online culinary programs, they might no longer need it. There's Liza de Guia's delightful mini documentaries about the city's chefs, farmers, and othe ... More >>
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December 10, 2009
Caught on Camera: A Sneak Peak Inside Fatty 'Cue
Zak Pelaccio recently revealed that we can expect the long-awaited 'Fatty Cue to open in March 2010. But he couldn't divulge much more than that. Liza de Guia, whose mini food docs profile local cooks and food purveyors, managed to get her foot inside the Fatty 'Cue door and filmed what she s ... More >>
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December 8, 2009
MILKMADE Delivers the Good Stuff (Small-Batch, Seasonal, Sustainable Ice Cream) to Your Door
kimberlykv/flickr It may not be the best time of year to launch an ice cream company, but at least you don't have to leave the warmth of your apartment to try MILKMADE's newly launched homemade, small-batch ice cream, made from sustainable, local, and seasonal ingredients. The "maids," Diana ... More >>
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December 8, 2009
MILKMADE Delivers the Good Stuff (Small-Batch, Seasonal, Sustainable Ice Cream) to Your Door
kimberlykv/flickr It may not be the best time of year to launch an ice cream company, but at least you don't have to leave the warmth of your apartment to try MILKMADE's newly launched homemade, small-batch ice cream, made from sustainable, local, and seasonal ingredients. The "maids," Diana ... More >>
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October 28, 2009
Liza de Guia Channels Her Inner Food Network with Food.Curated
Liza de Guia is building her own one-woman food network on Vimeo, called food.curated. The series of mini documentaries features chefs, bakers, beekeepers, fishermen, and farmers, mostly from Brooklyn and Long Island. (For those of you whose New York geography is shady, Brooklyn is on Long Island. ... More >>

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