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A walk around this urban neighborhood becomes an unexpected edible plant tour.
In immersing themselves in the ancestral cuisine that they didn’t grow up with, the Mr. Jiu team makes it their own.
Salad for President‘s Julia Sherman travels around the world to eat, photograph and connect with the people and places that inspire the salad chain’s menu.
You won’t find their products in New York just yet, but this weekend only, you can try Farmer’s Fridge at Food Loves Tech.
The salad, which costs $8.60 and includes roasted bread butts, carrot peels and broccoli stalks, will stay on Sweetgreen menus through late September.
This week, we’re taking inspiration from WNYC’s #hackyourlunch campaign and sharing what we eat on any given weekday.
For a sneak peek at one of the recipes in Eat Ink, check out Lish Steiling’s Roasted Parsnip and Kale Salad.
Alfred Portale’s Greenmarket to Gotham cookbook is a peach.
Each week this Chelsea Market restaurant hits farmstands and follows an easy-to-remember formula for their Harvest Salad base and dressing, both of which they share here.
These are the literal salad days of the year–meaning the ones when all the tabloids talk up their dieting hotlines and 16 six steps to a perfect bathing suit bod, to the salads and smoothies that are the perfect antidote to all that holiday roast beef and whiskey-kicked egg nog. We were never that keen on dieting in the new year–cassoulet season comes but once, after all–but salad is something we can get behind any time. And with all due respect to tomatoes and sweet corn, we’ve always been partial to the ones that appear when it’s frigid. When the crunch of radish and fennel bulb and kohlrabi start making it into the bowl, you might lose a little color, but gain texture in in spades.
This is time of year when most food magazines release their “eating light” issues. Not…
