Even the most devoted New Yorkers sometimes escape the city, often for water. But designer Diane von Furstenberg and media mogul Barry Diller aren’t the types to summer in the Hamptons or winter in Boca Raton.
Recipes
The date has finally arrived for Edible Brooklyn’s “How to Prepare a Korean Feast” event over at the Brooklyn Brewery!
Alfred Portale’s Greenmarket to Gotham cookbook is a peach.
It’s almost Friday — so here’s a garden-fresh basil-based cocktail for your Thursday night drinking pleasure.
The topping is unusual, crunchy, and great on whatever fruit you’ve got.
An abundance of zucchini and guilt about not using it all up rescued! By a great cookbook.
Right now observant Muslims everywhere are fasting from sunrise to sunset. But each night, families and communities gather for evening prayers and sumptuous spreads.
“Lots of sun; hot; humid.” Whether or not you checked the forecast before you stepped outside this morning, we’d bet you worked up a sweat on your commute. Here’s a recipe that will cut the heat and quench your thirst: horchata. It’s crisp, it’s sweet and just one sip takes you back to those childhood summers of years gone by.
Rhubarb! The first glimpse of those fibrous red stalks reminds us that winter is long gone and food is once again growing in these parts. If you’re already a home carbonating fanatic, you’ll love this simple, easy recipe for Rhubarb Soda Syrup.
Long Way on a Little: An Earth Lover’s Companion for Enjoying Meat, Pinching Pennies and Living Deliciously is my new bible on grass-fed meat. Much more than a cookbook, it’s a serious text on buying, cooking and overall understanding pastured meats. Joel Salatin says the book, “should grace every omnivore’s kitchen – open, stained, spattered and loved.” I plan to get mine splattered pronto, starting with this recipe.
