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America’s oldest Italian cheese store still stocks luscious lactic heritage by the tub.
Dan Barber brings cows back to his grandmother’s farm—without the herd mentality.
New Yorkers lucked into local goat cheese when Coach’s founders got a brand new bag.
Raw milk might be great-tasting and good for your health, but it’s still seriously inconvenient.
Forget Yo Gabba Gabba Live, there’s a new show in town that has gotten children all riled up with excitement – the James Beard Foundation Family Chef Series at the Museum of Manhattan on the Upper West Side.
As usual, we’ve got some great events coming up to share with you to make scheduling your upcoming social calendar a bit easier.
Each year the Hudson Valley Seed Library commissions New York State artists to design the packaging for a special line of heirloom seeds called Art Packs. Until March 2, you can see the packs next to the original works–and buy both the seeds and reprints of the art–at the Horticultural Society of New York on West 37th Street. If you do miss it, don’t worry–you can get a glimpse of the 23 packs and the 23 works of art on our most recent NY1 segment. Watch it right here.
It was a carnivore’s dream on February 22nd at the Brooklyn Brewery when meat-eaters flocked (get it?) to see the experts from Marlow & Daughters, Fleisher’s Grassfed and Organic Meats and Brooklyn Cured demonstrate how to butcher at “How to Slice it,” the latest installment in our popular How to series. Here’s a little wrap-up of what you missed (or want to relive) last week:
