I could hardly believe my food fortune when the fine folks at New Amsterdam Market asked me to judge their ice cream “Sunday.” But if you think such an undertaking sounds like a blast, you’ve obviously never attempted it. First, there’s the physical challenge of eating your way through all the flavors – 40 in this case!
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Starting this Saturday and running through September 25, The New York Botanical Garden is hosting Mario…
Edible Manhattan editor Gabrielle Langholtz just appeared on the WNYC show Last Chance Foods to explain what hardneck garlic is and why it’s so great, and also to urge us to get it now–while the freshest and the biggest bulbs are still available. Listen in to the show right here.
Terrace 5, the restaurant on the top floor of the Museum on Modern Art in…
we’ve happily got 20 discounted tickets for Edible readers for this Sunday’s New Amsterdam Market fundraiser from 1 to 4 p.m., which will feature seasonal and locally inspired concoctions from lThe Bent Spoon, Blue Bottle Coffee, Marlow & Sons, KINGLeche Crème, Steve’s Ice Cream and many more.
Over the past few months Edible Brooklyn and the Brooklyn Brewery have been hosting a slew of how-to sessions, from coffee brewing to making your own sauerkraut. The latest installment on Wednesday, August 24 is the one we’ve all been waiting for.
As we put the final touches on our fall issue–it’s about Edible-minded travel–there’s one piece in particular that we’re especially fond of. Our writers may eat their way through the Caribbean, Austria, Spain or South Africa, but it turns out the piece we’re really digging is on the trip closest to home.
Drum roll, please. Here are the four winners of our recent contest for best food songs. For best “song-about-food” nomination from our Manhattan entrants, we think Teanna’s suggestion of “Animal Crackers in my Soup” by Shirley Temple is pretty unique. (Sings Temple: “When they’re inside me where it’s dark, I walk around like Noah’s ark!” See the video here, and above.)
For those who’d like to taste the foodshed covered by our colleagues at the California Edibles up close and personal, we’ve just gotten word that our photo editor, Michael Harlan Turkell, is helping judge a grilling photo contest to win a trip for two to tour St. Francis Winery and Vineyard in Santa Rosa, the heart of Sonoma wine county.
As renewal of the Farm Bill approaches in 2012—renewed every five years or so, it…
Just in time for Saturday’s national “Can It Forward Day“–what, you hadn’t heard of Canning…
For 29 more days those celebrating Ramadan–the most important holiday of the Muslim year began…
