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- bill 5-19-2010 10:45 pm [link] [4 comments]

I'm dining on product from a local charcuterie who uses pastured pork from Marin.
- mark 5-19-2010 4:23 am [link] [2 comments]

blackstrap molasses for iron


- bill 5-18-2010 10:21 pm [link] [4 refs] [add a comment]

Dark dining
- b. 5-18-2010 8:24 pm [link] [1 comment]

Food is funny....Taught last class of the year at Cooper yesterday, where upon I entertained my highly evolved Pavlovian desire to retire to (admittedly most of the time nightmare) know as McSorleys Ale house. Simple fact is that when not populated by too many idiotic frat yahoos, I can satisfy post teaching burn-out craving for their profoundly mediocre hamburger and damp fries but also amazing crazy hot chinese-anglo mustard...w/two of thoses light beers? I dont get it but...happy,yes....
Go......or not....
sdb
- Michelle S 5-13-2010 4:24 pm [link] [4 comments]

ny mag underwhelmed by paulino's.
- dave 5-10-2010 3:46 pm [link] [1 comment]

new brooklyn coffee roaster.
- dave 5-10-2010 3:44 pm [link] [add a comment]

wylie cameo on treme.
- dave 5-10-2010 3:35 pm [link] [1 comment]

Liver Flush I , 2010

Long overdue and much needed, its amazing the texture of your skin the next 48 hours post flush (this happens to everyone). I had to see people at an event the day after.many I have not seen in a year so many things came up about recent events but also "you lost so much weight" "you look younger".

FLUSH than fill it up w/ Sushi UO, salad for breakfast, Le Bernadin, salad for dinner, than yesterday lunch at The Diner possibly best chicken ever in the USA, a special coq au vin for old Bandol vertical, razor clam app that was prep'd by sautee in bone marrow butter, serve of toasted bread, asparagus w/ egg, great meal that will be in top ten 2010 for sure.....now salad for breakfast!!

- Skinny 5-08-2010 12:10 pm [link] [4 comments]

Next from Grant Achatz.

Next Restaurant will serve four menus per year from great moments in culinary history – or the future. Our team of chefs will investigate, test, refine, and present authentic menu interpretations from cultures, places and times. Depending on the cuisine, meals will be 5 to 6 courses and will include food, beverage pairings, and service....

A meal at Next will represent a great value. Depending on the menu AND what day and time you are dining, food will be $40 to $75 for the entire prix fixe menu. Wine and beverage pairings will begin at a $25 supplement. Next’s goal is to serve 4-star food at 3-star prices....

Instead of reservations our bookings will be made more like a theater or a sporting event. Your tickets will be fully inclusive of all charges, including service. Ticket price will depend on which seating you buy – Saturday at 8 PM will be more expensive than Wednesday at 9:30 PM. This will allow us to offer an amazing experience at a very reasonable price. We will also offer an annual subscription to all four menus at a discount with preferred seating.

- jim 5-06-2010 4:16 pm [link] [1 comment]

Sushi UO is grand cru....
We asked for $100 in food, so $180 tax & tip w/ beers....
Lots of food, all great, not too much food but deff full belly of mostly raw food, the cooked dishes were super too (soup of japanese spinish and a stuffed lightly cooked squid rocked)....
- Skinny 5-06-2010 11:43 am [link] [1 ref] [8 comments]

carrots and beets


- bill 5-05-2010 2:05 pm [link] [add a comment]

Jim's day-long birthday feast:
3 1/2 hour lunch at 11 Madison
1 dollar Oysters (a lot of them) at Ten Bells
DBGB

- b. 5-04-2010 8:22 pm [link] [1 ref] [4 comments]

james beard foundation tweets winners.
- dave 5-03-2010 3:51 pm [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]

Marea’s new Sunday afternoon menu, which includes a dish of poached eggs, crab, sea urchin zabaglione and caviar atop brioche (zagat buzz)
- Skinny 4-29-2010 11:43 am [link] [add a comment]

ev lobster roll
- dave 4-29-2010 12:45 am [link] [1 comment]

single malt avoid list

cooking w/ kentucky bourbon


- bill 4-25-2010 4:40 pm [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]

elias corner
- jim 4-18-2010 6:47 pm [link] [1 ref] [19 comments]

Wine: Natural isn't perfect

By Dave McIntyre
Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Wine is not immune to political correctness or polemics. (Readers who merely desire a simple glass of fermented grape juice to enjoy with dinner might want to turn to the editorial page now.) The latest battlefront in wine is whether that juice you're drinking is "natural.

The natural-wine movement has been sweeping France for a few years now, with stylishly dressed millennials in trendy wine bars in affluent urban neighborhoods celebrating the peasant vignerons who defy globalization in defense of terroir.

- Skinny 4-17-2010 6:00 pm [link] [4 comments]