Restaurant menus seem to be having a love affair with bone marrow. But just because it seems to be taking over dining rooms across this city doesn’t mean you can’t make it at home.
While it takes a bit of planning, a brined turkey will not only be more moist, but it will give you a bit more leeway in case you leave the bird in the oven a bit too long.
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.
Hard cider has been steadily gaining in popularity in recent years, and with Cider Week in full swing it’s hard to miss fall’s most apropos beverage.
Harvest Home has worked to bring fresh produce from local farms into low-income neighborhoods. And now as the food stamp program — or SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — is under attack in Congress, their mission is more important than ever.
Edi & the Wolf will be at Edible Escape on October 22, but in the meantime, they’re celebrating Oktoberfest with beer and fresh takes on some traditional festival dishes.
Potluck Video brings us two recipes from Manhattan’s Bell Book & Candle, which happens to have an entire herb garden on their rooftop. For advice from chef John Mooney, as well as a DIY demo, check out the video.
