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Tag: New York
This week, our editors share stories about the benefits of age, foods that make heirlooms seem nutrient poor, Mexico’s bold new soda tax and more.
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.
We’re so proud that “Fish & Game” made the cut alongside wonderful reads from Pete Wells, Michael Pollan, Francis Lam, Corby Kummer and many more talented authors.
While its bialy and its name can be found in stores all over town, Marc Halprin has worked furiously to make good on the bakery’s reputation by perfecting the qualities of this simple, onion-topped roll.
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.
One of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s latest efforts to support New York producers took place on Capitol Hill earlier this week when she hosted a “New York Farm Day” in an effort to “tastefully remind Congress, the Administration and others that New York is a major agricultural state, and agriculture is a major part of the state’s economy.”
Wouldn’t it be great if we had a Slow Food New York spirits cocktail hour every week? We can dream — and check out the slideshow from Wednesday night’s thirst-quenching event.
I envisioned stories on scallops and seltzer, irrigation and infusions.
Salt can be made in New York City, staggeringly easily.
