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In December, I received samples from the Dana Confection Company. These hand-made confections, as much as I wanted to just jump right in, had to wait. I had too much holiday activity swirling all around. The unique confection samples sat on my desk, waiting for me to come back down to earth. Meanwhile, I had […]
After years of planning, Jean-Georges Vongerichten is ready to open his latest outpost in a furniture store.
A new line of dips from the California brand Heidi’s Salsa goes from zero to spicy hot.
The New York Botanical Garden will teach children some culinary fundamentals over the holiday weekend.
Some diners feel awkward when they are presented with the wine to taste. Should that age-old ritual be eliminated?
The rituals for ordering wine can seem arcane and confusing. Here are suggestions for how to make it work for you.
The Meyers Bageri Commissary, which makes breads for Great Northern Food Hall, is holding baking classes for the public.
Created by Oskar Blues Brewery, the Crowler is a 32-ounce sealable can meant for draft beer. It’s now available in New York.
Nordur, a coarse Icelandic sea salt, makes its way to America.
Scientists studying oysters along the Atlantic Coast have discovered a critical clue to understanding why more seafood lovers are getting sick from eating shellfish.
The restaurateur Pamela Elizabeth opens a new confectionery dedicated to dairy-free handmade chocolates.
Try a smoke-scented chicken or a rosemary-tinged squash casserole this week.
by Hannah Wilson, internEating your way through any city can be an intimidating challenge, especially in one of the biggest cities in the United States. However, being a Chicago native, I’ve spent almost 22 years eating my way through this city. Although I don’t think I could ever eat everything the city has to offer, I can assure you that these cu...
An Australian researcher who works in rheology, the study of soft solids, has a three-step solution for ensuring the condiment goes with the flow.
Our culinary compatriots in Europe, Asia and other parts of the world leave beautiful bowls of eggs on their kitchen counters. So what gives?
So, like, what is this stuff, anyway? I taste a bunch-o-wine (technical term for more than most people). So each week, I share some of my wine reviews (mostly from samples) and tasting notes with you via twitter (limited to 140 characters). They are meant to be quirky, fun, and easily-digestible reviews of currently available […] Grab The 1W...
bASH St. Helena With so many options, I remember reading once, "I can enjoy food and wine everyday, with all of the offers out there." I thought, "yup." I also don't usually advocate for events I haven't attended (yet). This one, however, given the who, what, when, and where, I don't have to attend to […]...
The country is a global leader in the kinds of societal changes needed for an aging society, including when it comes to “one of the greatest joys” — eating.
As the capital, Bogotá, has become increasingly cosmopolitan, restaurants focusing on Colombia’s regional dishes and ingredients are popping up.
Bad Hunter, in a former meatpacking district, celebrates the city’s culinary history by highlighting a local bounty of plants.
Mr. Ilitch, who founded the Little Caesars pizza chain in 1959, went on to purchase the Detroit Red Wings of the N.H.L. and the Detroit Tigers of M.L.B.
February is a month of love and romance and there's no better way to observe it than by taking a romantic trip to wine country. As Sonoma Valley is a mecca for the senses and a pastoral slice of paradise just 45 miles north of San Francisco. Offering a historic legacy and a leadership role
The food at Les Arlots is excellent, but its true specialty is a personal sort of warmth.
If you have an hour and a box of phyllo dough, make a borek, a Turkish hand pie with a lamb and feta filling.
Melt butter. Add garlic, lemon, herbs and spices. Then pour it over whatever you’d like.
Orange wine: Fermenting riesling on its skins with native yeasts at Troon Vineyard, Applegate Valley Oregon
It's time we defined natural wine. How hard can that be? Apparently it's very hard. It's a concept that was badly named from the start. We started off calling climate change global warm...
The chef and his mother focus on the kind of unshowy, full-flavored dishes that are the running stitch of a Thai childhood.
Express your affection at home with a simple dish of chicken confit and roasted potatoes.
The store, the oldest family-owned tofu and noodle shop in New York, cites increasing competition, a shrinking customer base and a generational shift.
Chile's wine business is dominated by producers that could charitably be described as "corporate." Its movements are almost exclusively are a small number of very, very large production houses. In that environment, 30 hectares of vineyards – which comprises the entire holdings of Viña von Siebenthal – is basically a rounding error. I w...
When my friend and marketing guru approached me about trying a new Oregon wine, I, unsurprisingly, leap at the chance. As After all, Oregon, and Pinot Noir, are some of my favorite things. WhenAs I learned that it was partially sourced from Hyland Vineyard,As which provides fruit to some of Oregon's most prestigious brands, and is also one of the o...
Also, a new spot from Roberto Deiaco of Armani Ristorante, chefs on the move and more restaurant news.
Tucked into their butcher shop, April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman’s latest restaurant is ample reason for an Upper West Side trek.
In his new baking column for The New York Times, the chef and cookbook author revels in the joy of a daily treat.
A refugee couple starts selling baklava and other sweets online, while waiting for word on a stranded son and his family.
Mr. Servitje helped build Grupo Bimbo, a Mexican conglomerate whose trademarks include Wonder Bread, Sara Lee and Entenmann’s.
The laboratory at Jasper Hill Farm in Vermont is part of a new effort by American producers to better understand the microbial players in their craft.
Hugue Dufour, the chef and owner of this Queens restaurant, will lead a three-hour course in cassoulet, duck confit techniques included.
The hordes have grown so huge and unwieldy that many businesses feel they have to manage or curtail them.
As The annual International Alsace Varietals Festival in Anderson Valley draws an international crowd of wine lovers. This year, an especially enticing educational seminars start with a feature tasting of the sparkling wines of the region,As Cremant d'Alsace. As Master Sommelier, Catherine Fallis will lead a panel of my wine friends, Fred Swan (who...
Two New York Times writers have collaborated on a decidedly bipartisan book of recipes and lore.
Proceeds from the sales of Delicacies jewelry go toward charities that help feed the hungry.
WhistlePig’s Boss Hog rye is aged on a former dairy farm in Shoreham, Vt.
Italienne’s weekday pastry counter is a French treat with pains au chocolat, apricot fougasses and burnished almond croissants.
Snake Oil Hot Sauce, from the chef Spike Gjerde, is made with the heirloom fish pepper.
“The Pho Cookbook” covers the finer points of Vietnam’s most famous culinary export.
by Aimee TortorichSalmon is one of those proteins that never gets old and can be prepared multiple ways. It has amazing health benefits with vital nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids, B12, and Vitamin D. Naturally, salmon works very well mustard so it was a no-brainer when we decided to use Jay D’s Molasses Mustard. The sweetness from the mola...
So, like, what is this stuff, anyway? I taste a bunch-o-wine (technical term for more than most people). So each week, I share some of my wine reviews (mostly from samples) and tasting notes with you via twitter (limited to 140 characters). They are meant to be quirky, fun, and easily-digestible reviews of currently available […] Grab The 1W...
FOREWORD: I was contacted by Visme to share this info graphic. It hadn't been until I'd written this blog, however, that I fully understood how this company has incredible opportunities for wine companies. You can now personalize amazing presentations, create infographics, and enhance other engaging content for your staff, marketing materials, and ...
Laurent Saillard with Paul & Corinne Gillet Pouillé-sur-Cher, Touraine (Loire) Winter is the healthy season when growers reconnect with their vineyards months after the harvest, the time when they patiently stop at each vine to make a pruning choice that...
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