Jane Coxwell is private chef to designer Diane von Furstenberg and media mogul Barry Diller, who happen to spend half the year sailing around the world on an extravagant yacht the Eos. Here’s one recipe from her book that we can’t wait to make in the comforts of our own galley kitchen!
Tag: travel
The retailer launches meet-your-maker tours, and Michelin-starred establishments are not on the list.
A couple of weeks ago, we asked you to help us choose our next cover for our upcoming travel issue of Edible Manhattan. Between shots like idyllic olive harvests in Tuscany, playful PacMan dumplings from RedFarm, and plump Romanian sour cherries, let’s be real — each of them could have graced the front of our print edition! Nonetheless, there can only be one cover.
We’re putting the finishing touches on our travel issue but before we print, we need to choose a cover—and we want your help. Here are the leading candidates …
Susan Hardy and Maureen Knapp, Organic Valley dairy farmers from upstate New York, have formed an ongoing relationship with The Earth School, an eco-minded public school on East 6th Street. Two weeks ago, the farmers paid the schoolkids a visit.
LONDON–For years we’d thought of this city’s lovely old-fashioned taverns and tap rooms as the holy grail of good beer, thanks to the Campaign for Real Ale launched back in 1971, when most of us Americans were still guzzling Bud in pop-top cans. The group, now called CAMRA, was founded by four drinkers concerned about the growing number of mass produced-pints and the homogenization of both beer and the pubs where Brits drank them.
Even as the November/December issue of Edible Manhattan starts to hit the streets, we still can’t stop thinking about our travel issue, especially the article contributor St. John Frizell filed on Austria. He followed Manhattan chef Kurt Gutenbrunner on a trip to his homeland near Vienna, where the pair ate, drank and made their way to farms and fields in the Austrian countryside. If you happen to be inspired by the story to make the trip to Vienna, we recommend the beautiful boutique hotel filled with contemporary art where our writer laid his weary head (and full belly) each night.
Edible is best known as a champion of local foods, and rightly so. We’re farmers…
This Cooperstown farm’s creamery crop is served with waffles and sausage at their on-site B&B
The Manhattan-headquartered adventure outfit partners with National Geographic to produce the kinds of experiences you read about in their pages
Edible Escape will be a delectable bash brimming with booze and bites that will transport your taste buds to distant lands—all without leaving the city
