While you’re stocking up on kohlrabi and local beef at the Union Square Greenmarket (temporarily relocated to Madison Square Park) this week, drop by the Market Information Table to donate a bag of produce to hungry New Yorkers who’ve been affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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The emerging disorder among the sustainable set strikes at the height of the fall harvest season, when some locavores break out in a cold sweat at the sight of yet another kale salad, roast chicken or apple crisp.
The quirky couple behind the Greenmarket’s best small-batch bakery.
If you skipped the Edible Brookyn Cookbook sale and signing at Union Square Greenmarket today (that’s us below) no worries: The book’ll be back at Manhattan’s biggest market next month. (You can also score a signed copy at the Barnes & Noble tomorrow night in Park Slope, Brooklyn, or on Saturday at Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket.) But you also missed the cauliflower wizardry of market manager David Sherman. He’s there every Monday and Wednesday, and when some famous chef or cookbook author isn’t cooking for shoppers, he is.
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.
Trailblazing farmer Rick Bishop has caused city cooks to swoon for twenty-five years.
Okay folks, if you’re anything like us you’ve got three days to do all your…
Saturdays are the busiest day of the week at the Union Square Greenmarket, especially in…
