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May 23, 2012
Make Marc Murphy's Pork Loin-Stuffed Suckling Pig
The McKittrick Hotel, the former home of performance art production Sleep No More, will play home to a new dramatic on June 3rd. Hosted by Underground Eats, this spectacle will be an homage to the 1939 World's Fair, "theatricality to the tune of a Dali-inspired madhouse." Chef Marc Murphy has been ... More >>
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May 21, 2012
F. Scott Fitzgerald's Impossible Turkey Cocktail
For weary food writers already thinking about how to tackle their annual Thanksgiving stories, Fitzgerald's list of 13 ridiculous ways to use leftover turkey will be especially dark and hilarious: 1. Turkey Cocktail: To one large turkey add one gallon of vermouth and a demijohn of angostura bitters ... More >>
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May 21, 2012
Recipe: Oaxacan-Style Tamales from Almond
Today we bring to you a recipe from Almond, an American bistro in the Flatiron district. One of the restaurant's bussers named Antony actually acquired the recipe from his grandmother who comes from Tulcingo del Valle, Puebla. She made these tamales at her neighborhood and church gatherings. The t ... More >>
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May 8, 2012
Recipe: Mango Glazed Salmon from Havana Central
Havana Central's executive chef Stanley Licairac shares with us his recipe for mango glazed salmon. The restaurant features Cuban-inspired fare and has three locations throughout the city. Here's the recipe.
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April 26, 2012
Kansas City's Oddball Burgers, and Why They're So Good
The burger at Winstead's (rather grandly called a "steakburger"), celebrated by Calvin Trillin in American Fried As burgers have become a mainstay of New York City bistros, bars, and snack shops, area chefs have come to define them in a restricted way: the patty must be thick and juicy and made wi ... More >>
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April 23, 2012
Yuji Ramen's Seafood Mazemen Ramen
Yuji Ramen, a pop-up noodle shop nestled in a back corner of Williamsburg's Kinfolk Studios, will most likely become your favorite ramen joint come summer. Its specialty dishes feature a style of brothless ramen called mazemen, which is catching on in Tokyo but is still uncommon here. In Yuji Ramen' ... More >>
Dining
April 11, 2012
Zero Otto Nove: Rabbit, Run!
A Salerno-style spot does both Belmont and the Flatiron district
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April 4, 2012
Brooklyn Wok Shop: 5 Best Things To Eat There [Updated With the 5 Worst]
Roast pork over rice with bok choy and a fried egg This week Counter Culture slides into Brooklyn Wok Shop, where a mainly Cantonese menu is offered at an elevated price in a room decorated with soup bowls. The review isn't too kind to the spot, but nevertheless several good dishes are identified. ... More >>
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March 21, 2012
Year of the Takeout Day 80: (Renew) New Hardee
Chicken with Mushrooms from (Renew) New Hardee (130 Wilson Avenue, Bushwick, 718-417-9344)
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March 14, 2012
Make Bistro Truck's Moroccan Chicken Almond Pastilla
If any country understands the appeal of combining sweet and savory , it's Morocco. They flavor their roasted meats with cinnamon and wash them down with sweet mint tea. A contender for Morocco's national dish, pastilla combines sweet and savory like none other. Traditionally made with squab, the he ... More >>
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March 14, 2012
5 Unexpected Dishes to Try at North End Grill
For this week's review, I headed down to Battery Park City to check out North End Grill, one of three eateries Danny Meyer has erected in the neighborhood in the past year. Floyd Cardoz, formerly the chef at Tabla, is running the kitchen, dishing up a menu of American classics, many of which have un ... More >>
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March 7, 2012
Make Harold Dieterle's Miang of Peekytoe Crab
Harold Dieterle, the Season 1 winner of Top Chef and owner of two successful New York restaurants with a third on the way, is a badass chef. His first venture, Perilla, is a Greenwich Village stalwart that's been dishing out duck meatballs for years. At nearby Kin Shop, he's doing Thai food with ... More >>
Dining
February 29, 2012
Sao Mai and Xe May Sandwich Shop: Finally, Your Banh Mi Tacos
The East Village gets two new Vietnamese spots
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February 29, 2012
Diner Slang and Lunch Counter Lingo: The Answers
Yesterday, Fork in the Road put up a quiz, asking you to match up expressions that represented hash house lingo of the 19th century, and diner slang of the 20th, with the names of the dishes that engendered them. Now here are the match-ups.
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February 28, 2012
Diner Slang and Lunch Counter Lingo: A Quiz
Invented dialect spoken here... New York City is famous for several schools of what might be called waiter's lingo, or lunch counter slang. In the 19th century hash houses of the city - where a nickel bought a full meal that often included a plate of beans - a steak might be called "slaughter in t ... More >>
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February 22, 2012
Caffè Storico: The Museum of Fine Dining
Venice lends some savor to the New-York Historical Society
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January 14, 2012
Year of the Takeout: Day 13
OMG. Mushroom Egg Foo Young and Roast Pork with Pepper and Tomato from New Kam Lai (708 Amsterdam Avenue, 212-749-8990)
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January 2, 2012
Make Chef Matthew Tropeano's Split Pea Soup
More, peas! Split pea soup -- a splendid mix of sweet, plump, vegetal bobbles with savory pork -- has been consumed since at least ancient Athens. The recipe remains beloved by many to this day, as it easily adapts to regional palates and the tastes of a particular era. Chef Matthew Tropeano ... More >>
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December 29, 2011
Bigoli's Agnolotti Are Little Pockets of Veal-y Delight
Earlier this winter, Alessandro Stratta, a chef who's had a good amount of success in Las Vegas, opened Bigoli (140 West 13th Street, 212-647-1001), his first New York City restaurant, located in the brownstone formerly occupied by Gonzo. The food at Bigoli is more casual than what Stratta was doing ... More >>
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December 27, 2011
Don't Try This At Home: 5 Grossest Holiday Recipes
Jeff Tidwell / FlickrShe may be pretty funny, but her cheeseball recipe is not.So it seems that this extended holiday weekend has, finally, wound down. And between all of those holiday meals, you must be exhausted from cooking. So don't worry. These are some recipes that won't make you want to bu ... More >>
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December 19, 2011
Make Chef Yuhi Fujinaga's Wild Mushroom Croquetas
Yuhi FujinagaFilled with savory ham, chicken, beef, veal, or vegetables -- and often made creamy with a healthy helping of bechamel -- croquetas have long been a popular plate, whether served on the Iberian peninsula or as far away as Indonesia. At Bar Basque (839 6th Avenue), Chef Yuhi Fuj ... More >>
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December 12, 2011
Make Rocco DiSpirito's Chicken Noodle Soup
Laine DossChef Rocco DiSpirito's new food truck, called "Now Eat This" after his series of recipe books, has recently started serving New Yorkers nutritious comfort food. DiSpirito says his way of prepping favorites such as meatballs, enchiladas, jambalaya, and brownies shows that good-for-yo ... More >>
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December 2, 2011
Our 10 Best Upper East Side Restaurants
When you think of hot neighborhoods for dining, the Upper East Side probably isn't the first to come to mind. In fact, it's probably toward the bottom of your mental list. But a crop of new eateries over the past couple of years has resulted in some new -- not to mention exciting -- culinary blood. ... More >>
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November 30, 2011
The Indian Clove Plays Its Drums of Heaven
South Asian fare from many regions wows Staten Island
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November 28, 2011
Make PizzArte's Pasta alla Genovese, Like Chef Pasquale Cozzolino
What better way to recover from the caloriefest that was Thanksgiving than with a hearty bowl of pasta? (OK, there are probably plenty of better ways, but why not keep the carboloading going just a little bit longer?) Chef Pasquale Cozzolino of PizzArte shares the recipe for his Pasta alla Genovese. ... More >>
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November 23, 2011
The Real Thanksgiving: The 10 Best Native American Harvest Dishes
In 1620, a group of religious extremists set sail from Plymouth, England, on a ship called the Mayflower. The pilgrims basically wanted to set up a theocracy in the New World, and found a couple of British investors to foot the bill. So off they went, hoping that their slice of paradise -- pretty mu ... More >>
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November 14, 2011
Make Dickson's Farmstand Meats' Sage Sausage Stuffing, Like Chef David Schuttenberg
Stuff this.They say the turkey is the star of Thanksgiving, but anyone who knows anything knows it's the stuffing that gets everyone's motor running. Send your guests into overdrive this year with this Sage Sausage Stuffing recipe from Dickson's Farmstand Meats chef David Schuttenberg. "Grow ... More >>
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October 31, 2011
Make Bread & Tulips's Lamb Burger
Lamb for lunch.Bread & Tulips opened this summer and recently launched lunch service, including the $25 "Perfect Lunch," which includes a glass of wine, salad and choice of pizza. It's a good deal, but owner Riccardo Dardha can't help but push his burger when asked. It comes with grilled onio ... More >>
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October 26, 2011
Now in Chinatown Markets: Butterfish and Purple Yams
Look for fish with bright eyes and glinting silvery sides. If you're a pescatarian locavore, you're probably already familiar with butterfish. Not to be confused with escolar -- which is also sometimes evasively called butterfish, or white tuna -- the true butterfish are completely wholeso ... More >>
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October 19, 2011
Beecher's Handmade Cheese: Some Cheddar in Your Martini?
The curd-ish people get a homeland in the Flatiron district
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October 10, 2011
It's Columbus Day: Italian Up Your Prawns, Like Chef Aaron Fitterman at Eighty Four on Seventh
Eighty Four on Seventh recently announced a new dinner menu and launched its first bar menu. Chef Aaron Fitterman shares a recipe from the appetizer section this Columbus Day. Pancetta-Wrapped Blue Prawns offer a little Italian twist on this classic starter. "This simple appetizer showcases the lux ... More >>
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October 10, 2011
South Carolina Barbecue: A Few Thoughts
Like the sign says, Dukes Bar-B-Q in Walterboro, South Carolina. The pig on the front lawn isn't real, but the people are. In two trips to South Carolina in the last decade, I've spent much of my time crisscrossing the state and looking at the barbecue there. Yes, sometimes just looking at it.
Dining
September 28, 2011
Ellabess Is Better Than Room Service, But . . .
Nolita gets a hotel restaurant with promise—and problems
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September 15, 2011
Eduard Frauneder and Wolfgang Ban on Oktoberfest, Austrian Food, and Tag-Teaming in the Kitchen
Photo courtesy Eduard Frauneder and Wolfgang Ban Time to drink some beer, ja!We've got beer on the brain, and not just because Brooklyn Pour is coming up. No, we're getting excited for Oktoberfest, which begins this coming Saturday and which will last through early October. In the sausage-a ... More >>
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August 16, 2011
M. Wells' Baked Eggs in Tomato Stew Taste Better Than Controversy
Rebecca Marx Although Alan Richman's account of his horrendous experience at M. Wells has left a sour taste in our mouth, we're still able to savor the memory of the baked eggs in tomato stew we ate there last week.
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July 8, 2011
Our 10 Best Vietnamese Restaurants
Lauren ShockeyBun cha Ha Noi at Pho BangAlas, New York City isn't one of the great Vietnamese culinary capitals of the world. Which is too bad, because at least in our minds, Vietnamese cuisine is one of the best on the globe. But you can still find some decent Viet grub. You just have to ... More >>
Dining
July 6, 2011
The Dutch Takes an American Road Trip in SoHo
Andrew Carmellini lets you visit Mt. Rabbit Pot Pie
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May 27, 2011
For Memorial Day, Grilling Tips From People Who Know a Thing or Two About Meat
andrewmalone/FlickrLet the games begin.Memorial Day weekend is finally almost upon us, which means that America gets to use patriotism as an excuse to grill vast quantities of animal parts. As this signals the official start of the grilling season, we figured it would be a good time to ask so ... More >>
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May 23, 2011
Make Bell Book & Candle's Patty Melt Burger, Like Chef-Owner John Mooney
Bell Book & Candle's Patty Melt BurgerWith Memorial Day so near, we were hoping to break out the grill sooner than later. But with such a relentlessly rain-filled forecast, we might have to settle for flipping the season's first burger in a pan instead. Whatever the weather, why not lay your ... More >>
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May 16, 2011
Make Scarpetta's Black Cod with Caramelized Fennel and Concentrated Tomatoes, Like Scott Conant
Scarpetta's Black Cod with Caramelized Fennel and Concentrated TomatoesScott Conant's Scarpetta just celebrated its third anniversary with a special menu that ran all last week. In case you missed it, the chef shares the recipe for his signature Black Cod with Caramelized Fennel and Concentra ... More >>
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May 13, 2011
Our 10 Best NYC Restaurants For Pre-Theater Prix-Fixe
Lauren ShockeyBright lights, big city. But where to eat?The Village Voice's Obie Awards are on Monday, celebrating the best Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway theater. So what better time to take in a variety of shows and performances? Yet the Theater District can be confusing culinary wate ... More >>
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May 9, 2011
Make Marc Forgione's BBQ Baked Oysters (And Eat Them Outside!)
Marc Forgione's BBQ Baked OystersSpring is in full swing, which at Marc Forgione, means that it's time to head back outdoors. The porch has opened just in time for the spring menu to launch. Of course, the chef's signature BBQ Baked Oysters are always available, but they're especially great t ... More >>
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May 6, 2011
Mom Knows Best! NYC Chefs Reveal Their Favorite Recipes Learned From Mom
Simply put, Mom is the original badass in the kitchen. Who slaved over the stove nightly to get dinner on the table? Mom. Who packed daily lunches for you picky eaters every day in the seventh grade? Mom. Who makes the best chicken soup around? Mom. Moms everywhere deserve a toast, bu ... More >>
Dining
April 27, 2011
La Silhouette Jumps in la Time Machine
A West '50s restaurant dials it back a few decades
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April 15, 2011
Battle of the Dishes: Kennedy Fried Chicken vs. Crown Fried Chicken
Victoria BekiempisFinger- (and thumb-)licking good? Welcome to this week's battle, where two fried-chicken chains -- Kennedy Fried Chicken and Crown Fried Chicken -- give New York the bird. In a good way. First a little history ...
Dining
April 13, 2011
Mable's Smokehouse—We Meat Again
Williamsburg gets itself another good barbecue joint
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March 28, 2011
Make Guillaume Thivet's Salt Cod Fritters with Caper Aioli, from Cadaqués
Michael TulipanCadaqués's Croquetas de BacalaoIf you've been meaning to check out the new Williamsburg tapas bar, Cadaqués (188 Grand Street, Brooklyn, 718-218-7776), now's the time. The restaurant will be donating 30 percent of all sales during its monthly paella night tomorrow, March 29, ... More >>
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March 14, 2011
Make A Razor, A Shiny Knife's Pernod Absinthe Roasted Duck by Daniel Castaño
Pernod Absinthe Roasted DuckEver since the Green Fairy was re-legalized in 2007, absinthe cocktails have started cropping up everywhere. But the spirit is not just for imbibing. Cooking with absinthe can add kick to your food and is sure to drive your tastebuds absolutely mad (with delight). ... More >>
Dining
March 9, 2011
Heartbreak in the East Village Imports Some Alsatian Gustation Elation
Ingrid Roettele returns with a new restaurant
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March 2, 2011
Where Was I Eating? Nom Wah Tea Parlor (Plus the Inside Scoop on the New Menu!)
Lauren ShockeyPan Fried Noodles with Superior SauceMaybe the red and white checkered tablecloths gave it all away. The pictured dish of pan-fried noodles with superior sauce was, indeed, from Nom Wah Tea Parlor at 13 Doyers Street (212-962-6047), which Amprost guessed correctly. Congratula ... More >>
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