Jimmy’s No. 43 recently hosted the 6th Annual Cassoulet Cook-off. Several Edible writers were in the house to help choose the winning entry.
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Our 13 most read stories of 2013 cover all of the Edible bases. They took us around the world — both by yacht and by plane — where we sampled everything from North African salad to Romanian rosé.
In our upcoming drinks issue, we take a look at Aaron Burr Cidery in the Hudson Valley and learn about all it takes to forage and ferment the fruit locally. To share more about the trade, here’s a roundup of cider love from our archives.
If you’re the last-minute type, don’t fret. This year, we’ve got you covered with nine local gifts ideas for the food enthusiast in your life.
On the 12th day of Christmas, our editorial staff made a wish list. Our list is inspired both by near and far, but undeniably has one common theme: what we like to eat, and how and where we like to enjoy it.
“Discover the Power of Rye!” reads the bread’s package label, and we can’t help but wonder if there is more than meets the eye to this rustic, modest loaf.
Thursday night saw the reveal of “Snow Day,” the first in what founders hope to be a series of social justice food trucks to help formerly incarcerated youth onto the road to prosperity.
As part of our new “What’s in Season” series, we spoke with Michelle Russo, mill-hand at Farmer Ground Flour, to learn about the seasonal grains they’re growing and stone-milling upstate.
While Noma can’t come to New York, Redzepi certainly can, and last week we got to sit down with the chef at Manhattan’s Il Buco to discuss his newest book.
To add a little fall inspiration to your meat, throw some apples into the mix. Takashi shows us how.
Last week, NYS Restaurant Association and NYC Hospitality Group hosted “A Taste of New York” at Time Warner Center’s Landmarc restaurant.
Here it is – our guide to Thanksgiving, with one recommendation for each category: the turkey, the wine, the pie and the rest.
