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Hello, Five Weeknight Dishes readers! I’m honored that Emily asked me to show up for her in this space. (She’s ...
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There are those who think that less is more. But I like to think that more is more, at least ...
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If ever a wine seemed out of step with the times, it would be Rioja Gran Reserva.The rest of the ...
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Merriam-Webster added “Chinese restaurant syndrome” to its dictionaries in 1968. The definition described symptoms affecting “susceptible persons eating food and ...
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Perhaps no one had more disdain for the Shirley Temple than the person for whom the kid-friendly cocktail was named ...
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Good morning. Melissa Clark came in this week with a beautiful new recipe for crisp-skinned Parmesan-rosemary roast chicken (above). My ...
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Chinese roast pork on garlic bread is one of the great New York sandwiches, a taste of the highest peaks ...
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Gladys Bourdain, a longtime copy editor at The New York Times who helped kick-start the writing career of her son ...
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Those chocolate-dipped strawberries at Godiva have long been a popular gift. The company’s new line of chocolate products for home ...
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In 2013, when Daisuke Nakazawa began handing across the counter his first pieces of sea scallop sushi — harmless looking, ...
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After Pete Wells took Sushi Nakazawa to three stars from four in his latest review, only three restaurants in New ...
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The many whiskeys of Japan are complex and often expensive. Learning about them can be a challenge. The Brandy Library ...
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Have you ever tried to take your family out for a meal but you are put off by how crazy ...
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This is how it began, the career of one of the most versatile, ingenious and adventurous chefs in the history ...
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While overall wine sales have slowed in recent years, at least in the United States, oenophiles have started to consume ...
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Matty Maher, the patriarch of only the third family to steward the venerable dive bar McSorley’s Old Ale House since ...
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A few years ago, I made the Russian baths a regular part of my New York life. The ritual of ...
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Connoisseurs and top chefs know Ora King salmon; it’s farm-raised in New Zealand, high quality and approved by the Monterey ...
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Yes, that’s the Matterhorn on the cover of this handsome, substantial cookbook and guide to the Alpine region of Europe ...
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Those who have not already embarked on a New Year’s regimen of cucumbers and seltzer can still partake of a ...
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LOS ANGELES — At the bar, a man insisted on Hotville’s hottest level of hot chicken (“Nashville hot”), though he ...
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Good morning. The air was soft this weekend in New York, balmy, leaving everyone blinking, a little stunned, caught between ...
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After sticking to an exercise routine, cooking more might be among the most commonly adopted New Year’s resolutions. But where ...
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Georges Duboeuf, who transformed a quaint Beaujolais harvest ritual celebrating the year’s first wine into the global phenomenon of Beaujolais ...
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College life is a fascinating experience with new friends, parties, learning new things and joining the community clubs, yet at ...
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Hi and welcome to a very special episode of Five Weeknight Dishes: This is my last newsletter before I go ...
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The meat of a roast chicken is all well and good, but it’s the skin that I really adore. Getting ...
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Loycent Gordon, who owns Neir’s Tavern in Queens, likes to call the place “the most famous bar you’ve never heard ...
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It starts with butter, more than you think is necessary, that sits like an ice cap slowly melting in the ...
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Good morning. I was on the road the last few days and there wasn’t as much cooking as I’d have ...
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If you (like me) kicked off 2020 by trying to kick the sugar habit, you are probably still adjusting to ...
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“Coffee and” was an expression I heard all the time as a kid. From early morning until late in the ...
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Ken Friedman, the principal owner of the Spotted Pig restaurant in Manhattan, has agreed to pay $240,000 and a share ...
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When the trees are bare, the skies are gray and the threat of a cold seems to be eternally looming, ...
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HeadlinerBergamo’sThis lobby lounge, in the Company Building, which is home to a collection of tech start-ups, sprawls over 8,500 square ...
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The Queens neighborhood of Elmhurst is where you go when you want a Thai restaurant that will lead you to ...
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Cassidee Dabney has one of the more coveted jobs in her field: executive chef of the Barn at Blackberry Farm, ...
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As an early sign of how Impossible Foods’ plant-based meat may fare in China, the placement of the company’s booth ...
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A few months ago, on a Megabus ride into New York from Philadelphia, my assigned seat was the front row ...
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L’Etivaz is a type of Swiss Gruyère that’s made according to more traditional, higher standards than regular Gruyère, and it’s ...
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A Dutch Dutch oven is not a joke. BK, a cookware company in Wateringen, the Netherlands, has been making the ...
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In a now commonplace career switch, Daniel Minzer abandoned banking for baking. “I wanted a career change, and I have ...
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As Irish whiskey becomes increasingly popular, climbing back up toward to the top-selling position it held 100 years ago, new ...
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The chef John Doherty, who once ran the kitchens at the Waldorf Astoria and is now an owner of the ...
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One rainy afternoon, I floated over a galaxy of egg yolks and spiky gumball tree seeds, and plucked a fork-shaped ...
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Modena, and its surroundings in north-central Italy, are known as the home of balsamic vinegar and Massimo Bottura’s highly esteemed ...
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Most years, January is a time for the wine trade to pause and congratulate itself.It has weathered the lucrative deluge ...
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CHENNAI, India — Usha Prabakaran was at home, talking on the phone with a college friend, when she stopped making sense ...
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CULVER CITY, Calif. — On a Wednesday morning last fall, several executives at Sweetgreen, the fast-casual salad chain, gathered around ...
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New Year’s resolutions aside, January is actually a terrible month to try to eat more healthfully. For one thing, there’s ...
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Hello you, hello 2020, and welcome to Five Weeknight Dishes. We can now get back to blessedly normal cooking, not ...
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I manage to have a pretty good diet throughout the year, eating lots of fresh vegetables and fruit, with moderate ...
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On a recent Tuesday, the cafeteria at KairosPDX charter school in Portland, Ore., was buzzing as students lined up to ...
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They’re ignored by much of the world, the withered, papery husks sloughed off the fruit of the coffee tree and ...
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In Paris’s modish Marais, on a narrow street off the Rue Vieille du Temple, sits a grand 17th-century building that ...
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Garbage is inevitable in the restaurant and bar business. Kitchen employees toss onion skins and meat fat into the wastebasket ...
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Good morning. Happy new year. How’s the cabeza? Today’s reading is from Kingsley Amis’s “Lucky Jim,” the true Gospel of ...
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Rusana Sayadyan threw down a ball of dough the size of a tangerine and rolled it out into a big, ...
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For all of my adult life, I’ve reveled in rare rib-eye steaks and oozing Camembert. I won’t let go of ...
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In the fall, when I was supposed to be thinking about the best restaurants I’d reviewed over the year, I ...
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ImageCulinary Arts is an occasional illustrated look at what we eat ...
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HeadlinerErnesto’sAt 21, Ryan Bartlow took off for Spain, most specifically for San Sebastián in the Basque region. The chef worked ...
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We don’t know what it is about, “The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year” and chocolate, but these two go ...
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With its homespun snapshots, “The Corn Exchange Cookbook” is not exactly a lavish gift book, but its pages promise to ...
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Rhine Hall is a fruit brandy distiller in Fulton Market district of Chicago. The company, the outgrowth of a backyard ...
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California and South Carolina are the usual sources for American-grown rice, but you can add New Jersey to the list ...
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Many more sheep than humans live on the windswept Croatian island of Pag in the Adriatic Sea. The sheep, a ...
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This year Judith Norell, an owner of Silver Moon Bakery on the Upper West Side, has added a new twist, ...
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Dried Espelette chiles from the Basque Country in France offer bold heat along with rich fruitiness. Johnny Schmitt, the chef ...
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One of the questions I get asked most often is, “How do you stay inspired to create new recipes?” In ...
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If you’re the sort of person who uses the annual avalanche of food and drink predictions as an anthropological window ...
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Cacio e pepe pasta — quite literally, cheese and pepper pasta — is as defined by its ingredients as peanut ...
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Good morning. Is it time for resolutions yet, or are those only made on Wednesday morning in exchange for release ...
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Good morning. Straight talk, no malarkey: I don’t like New Year’s Eve. I grew up in New York City and ...
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In the current setup of the society, one can easily perceive the dominance of the business sector in the economy ...
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Hi and welcome to Five Weeknight Dishes. This is one of those strange in-between weeks, right? Not bad-strange, not at ...
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ImageRachel Weisz, photographed in New York City on May 10, 2019. Sabina jumpsuit, $495, shop‑sabina​.com. Weisz’s own necklace.Credit...Photo by Craig ...
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An implicit rule in the art of sandwich-making is that texture — lots of it — is good. A handful ...
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Many good wines have a built-in defense against being consumed by children: They are inherently bitter, a flavor that children ...
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New York City is the country’s largest market for food delivery, and demand is only growing.So while you may look ...
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MILAN — As Marianna Farina and her husband did some Christmas shopping on a windy night in Milan, she noticed ...
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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. — In Corinne Nakagawa Gooden’s kitchen, with a view of Mount Rainier and bald eagles fishing in ...
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AMYNDEON, Greece — The landscape of the Macedonian region in northern Greece is tapestried with vineyards. They supply wineries that ...
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The 52 Places TravelerNearing the end of his round-the-world trip, the 52 Places Traveler was confounded by the Golden State ...
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — More than 40 years after buying Eng’s, a Chinese-American restaurant in the Hudson Valley, Tom Sit is ...
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In place of cassis for a kir, turn to a blackberry liqueur from Heimat New York to add sultry richness ...
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These cookies are suited to a cocktail party. Top Shelf, by the Canadian company Real Treat, is a line of ...
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In A.D. 79, a baker in the Roman town of Pompeii placed some loaves of bread in his oven. While ...
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Though the restaurateur Keith McNally has tended to look to France and its brasserie style for his greatest hits, he ...
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Since 2013, Donna Lennard, the owner of Il Buco and Il Buco Alimentari & Vineria in NoHo, has been selling ...
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