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Tag Archives: New York City
Getting the Drift – The Culture of Coffee in Print
With enough resources, many a good blogger could probably come out with a fairly compelling print magazine. Adam Goldberg, the main man behind Drift, a print magazine focusing on the culture of coffee, has plenty of resources, including some very […]
Posted in Culinary Blogs, Culinary Personalities, Food and Drink, Food Lit, Musings, Slow Food
Tagged Adam Goldberg, coffee, Drift Magazine, New York City, Tokyo
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A Mother’s Celebration at Cafe Boulud
It wasn’t yet Mothers Day or my wife’s birthday. Those would both be the following day. It was, however, the day to celebrate both as well as two bon voyages. We drove down to New York City to take our […]
Posted in Culinary Personalities, Fine Dining, Food and Drink, Holidays, New York City, Pastry, Restaurants, Slow Food, Top Restaurant Meals, Wine
Tagged Cafe Boulud, Daniel Boulud, French restaurants, Gavin Kaysen, New York City, New York City dining, New York City restaurants, Noah Carroll
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A Little Love For Le Cirque
It had been quite a while since I had last been to Le Cirque, one of the legendary restaurants of NYC culinary history. I was there a few years ago for a party during the StarChefs ICC, but the last […]
Posted in Cheese, Culinary Personalities, Family, Fine Dining, Food and Drink, New York City, Pastry, Restaurants, Slow Food, Starchefs, Top Restaurant Meals, Travel, Wine
Tagged Créme Brûlée, Kelly Hughett, Le Cirque, Maccioni Family, Marco Maccioni, Mario Maccioni, Mauro Maccioni, New York City, New York City restaurants, Olivier Reginensi, Paul Altuna, Paupiette of Black Bass, Pete Wells, Sirio Maccioni, The New York Times
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To Like Or Not To Like
Instead of posting an image today – I have nothing worthy or appropriate given the calamities of the past week – I am writing about images from others and my feelings towards them.
My family and our region were lucky this […]
Posted in Current Affairs, Musings, New Jersey, New York City, Web/Tech, Weblogs
Tagged Anthony Scillia, Brooklyn, facebook, Hoboken, Hurricane Sandy, Instagram, Kathryn Yu, Maricel Presilla, Michael Talalaev, natural disasters, New York City, Nicholas Wilkins, Peter Francis Battaglia, Tejal Rao, The Jersey Shore, Twitter
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Sunday Photo – Chinatown (NY) Fish Market
Before I had traveled anywhere outside of the United States, I became fascinated by food markets just walking along Canal Street and side streets like Mulberry, Mott and others in New York City’s Chinatown. They had then and still have […]
Posted in At the Market, Culinary Shopping, New York City, Photo Posts, Slow Food, Travel
Tagged Chinatown, food markets, New York City, seafood markets
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Tapping into Your Staff’s Collective Creativity – Michael Laiskonis
Pastry Chef Michael Laiskonis is an industry icon—a leader, innovator, and mentor who has inspired generations of cooks both in the kitchen, as well as through his thoughtful prose and active participation in the world’s culinary dialogue. After eight years […]
Shang – Susur Lee Comes to NYC
I first became aware of Susur Lee and his cooking earlier in this decade from an article in, I believe, Gourmet magazine. The article featured Lee and his then new restaurant in Toronto called, fittingly, "Susur." It described his background […]
