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The hit podcast “Serial” was the audio investigation that launched a thousand true-crime dramas, inspiring podcasters across the country to ...
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LONDON — Just before lunch on a recent Monday, Jamie Oliver wrapped an apron around his dad bod and started ...
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Lately I have fallen under the spell of an East Village restaurant called Foxface. The cooking there is hard to ...
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What does it take for a restaurant company to move from behind-the-scenes to center stage? A few big-name chefs. With ...
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Headliner The Jones At his latest restaurant, Gabriel Stulman has given something of a nod to the Great Jones Cafe, ...
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This small side-street space has housed bakeries before, most notably Madge Rosenberg’s Soutine Bakery. Now Mounir Jabrane, who is from ...
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Unlike many books that delve into the history of restaurants and begin with France (or wayside taverns elsewhere), the academics ...
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In the plant-based “meat” category, tropical jackfruit is often an ingredient of choice, thanks to its somewhat stringy, chewy texture ...
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Hello, newsletter readers! Melissa Clark and I are channeling Sam Sifton in his absence. When Sam goes away he goes ...
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Good morning. This is my last newsletter for a while. I’m heading off the grid with my family to read ...
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PARIS — The police in France are hunting for a customer accused of fatally shooting a waiter at a restaurant ...
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This weekend, make Melissa Clark’s corn, bacon and Cheddar pie with pickled jalapeños (above), Alison Roman’s blueberry cornmeal shortbread tart ...
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Out east on Long Island, where I’m spending a little down time, there’s no shortage of fishmongers. You can find ...
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LONDON — “Although I could not quite say that figs are my favorite fruit,” wrote the food writer Jane Grigson, “they ...
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I got an email from a reader named Julia that read, “Dear Emily, I am going away on vacation next ...
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Bar Wayo, the latest restaurant from David Chang’s Momofuku Group, sits at the edge of Pier 17 at South Street ...
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Soft, silky rice noodles are a textural delight, with a lively springiness that has them practically bouncing in your mouth, ...
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Good morning. It’s been a long time since I had a scorpion bowl, but when I did I had more ...
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Sometimes a single dish justifies a restaurant’s existence. At Let’s Makan in Chinatown, it’s a snack: apam balik, a pancake ...
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LOS ANGELES — The chef stands only six inches tall, like an enchanted ball of moss sprung to life. Made ...
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APPLETON, Me. — Unless you have trained eyes, you could drive the narrow roads winding through the heart of coastal ...
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As a heat wave bears down on parts of the country, what could be better than wrapping your sweaty palms ...
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In “One Good Meal,” we ask cooking-inclined creative people to share the story behind a favorite dish they actually make ...
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SAN FRANCISCO — At 9:30 on most weeknights, Ricky Lopez, the head chef and owner of Top Round Roast Beef ...
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Good morning. When Alison Roman goes to the market this time of year, she buys fruit. All of the fruit ...
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How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Tejal Rao, the California ...
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Image President James Madison’s Montpelier estate in Virginia. The National Endowment for the Humanities awarded a grant for field research ...
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FRANKLIN, N.J. — With just a little white chocolate and some sprinkles, Heather Russinko can make a wedding gown in ...
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The reasons we drink may vary, whether it’s to connect, to forget, to end a workday or to open an ...
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Opening Sugar Monk With a seductive speakeasy vibe and a name nodding to Thelonious Monk, this plush lounge is a ...
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In the fall of 1980, Patrick Clark, the first chef at Keith McNally’s first restaurant, the Odeon, helped introduce nouvelle ...
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Pastis, which served appetite-demolishing French food in the meatpacking district from 1999 until 2014, has been rebuilt near its former ...
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I used to be a shakshuka fanatic — that is, before I visited Istanbul a few months ago. There, menemen, ...
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The word “ambivalent” doesn’t really exist in my vocabulary, but there is no other word to describe my feelings for ...
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In Spain and Portugal, sardines, mackerel, cod, tuna, mussels and other seafood packed in cans aren’t emergency pantry items. They ...
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The pomegranate’s tart-sweet, jewel-like ruby seeds (arils) are a mighty challenge to extract. A new gadget from Tescoma, a company ...
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The inevitability of rosé in summer goes beyond bottles of wine. This summer Maille (pronounced my), a French mustard company, ...
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Heidi Riegler, the founder and a baker of Vienna Cookie Company in Baldwin, N.Y., has just added a new Austrian ...
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It’s getting to be harvest time, and Topic48, a food consulting company that works on educational projects, is holding a ...
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In steamy weather, I loved eating the vibrant Thai food at Pok Pok NY during its time in Brooklyn. The ...
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Good morning. New York’s starting to empty out, all the therapists decamping for the Cape and islands, the novelists down ...
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BERKELEY, Calif. — Vincent Medina was in the fourth grade when he toured a Spanish mission with his class and ...
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Good morning. We’re hurtling through the season now, “the best of the summer gone and the new fall not yet ...
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BERLIN — They go to the rescue when others would flee. They are the Schwarmfänger, Berlin’s 30 or so swarm-catchers, ...
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We have enough brand-new recipes to keep you busy, and well fed, all week. Make cherry tomato and white bean ...
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Bacon and corn may not be as revered a summer pairing as fresh mozzarella and tomatoes or prosciutto and melon, ...
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On Friday afternoon, as Stephen Ross, the billionaire real estate developer and the principal owner of the Miami Dolphins, prepared ...
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Do you ever feel the itch to rebel against summer cooking doctrine — the mandate to eat simply grilled fish ...
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We all have recollections of exceptional dining experiences that set a benchmark for flavor. It’s funny how a memorable meal ...
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Want climate news in your inbox? Sign up here for Climate Fwd:, our email newsletter. The world’s land and water ...
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Good morning. Tejal Rao introduced a radical new biscuit technique in The New York Times Magazine this week, and delivered ...
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Hundreds of people walked through the space between the Oculus and 3 World Trade Center, some pausing to glance up ...
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The federal government is poised this month to adopt a rule that would essentially turn the largest pork processing lines ...
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The large, white caps-lock words on the door at Jiang Diner serve as an easy shorthand for the menu that ...
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At Jiang Diner in the East Village, lamb abounds, but chicken still gets a few opportunities to stand out. In ...
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As spring turned to summer in 2018, one of the most coveted reservations in Manhattan offered a taste of a ...
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On a Tuesday morning in June, the chef Francesca Chaney decided to scrap the vegan artichoke and heart of palm ...
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Good morning. Malaise grips me, even under bluebird skies and in low humidity, with mourning doves cooing in the eaves ...
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I know what you might be thinking, that you don’t really need another biscuit technique, not now. Not when you’ve ...
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At Western Daughters Butcher Shoppe in Denver, Kate Kavanaugh trimmed the sinew from a deep-red hunk of beef the size ...
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Headliner Laut Singapura Hawker fare, or street food, is what you’ll find at the new Singaporean restaurant from Salil Mehta ...
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Some restaurants push their tasting menus. Rezdôra doesn’t. A few steps down from the sidewalk, on the same block of ...
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“Wheat makes Emilia-Romagna the greatest pasta country in Italy. Pigs make it the greatest ham and sausage country,” Waverley Root wrote ...
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Molecular gastronomy’s contribution to summertime treats is instant ice cream, emerging, like magic, in a puff of smoke. Nitrogen gas, ...
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Sylvia Weinstock, the Fabergé of wedding cakes, is 89 and still at it, fashioning stupendous special-occasion confections. She will be ...
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The Edible Academy at the New York Botanical Garden will offer a celebration of tomatoes on Saturday and Sunday. Tastings, ...
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With this new line of aprons and dish towels, you could coordinate your kitchen linens with your menu. Drape a ...
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MARSEILLE, France — In this ancient port city on the Mediterranean, there is no escaping the dark, hot, earthy fish ...
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Good morning. I’d like to be writing today from the bridge of a tuna boat, crouched over the keyboard in ...
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Good morning. One of my favorite recipes in our collection comes from Julia Reed, the elegant New Orleans writer and ...
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Maangchi’s recipe for cheese buldak (above) is a must-cook, as are Melissa Clark’s blackberry jam crostata and all the recipes ...
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Risotto is one solution to summer cooking, especially if you’re on holiday. You’re making do with a wonky stove top ...
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Dean & DeLuca, the debt-ridden global chain of luxury food shops, has defaulted on federally mandated payments to former employees ...
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For generations, the name Manischewitz was practically synonymous with kosher foods and wine. No Passover Seder seemed authentic without its ...
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How did it get to be August? I’ve barely been to the beach, or had shaved ice! I haven’t even ...
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A well-seasoned coleslaw is an essential element to barbecue, though the slaw that shows up on your table depends on ...
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At least one million children and adults in the United States are allergic to sesame, an ingredient used in everything ...
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There are three levels of heat in the spice rubs at Brooklyn Suya, starting with mild, which is in fact ...
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The owner of a new kosher steakhouse in Crown Heights wanted the mural painted over, according to the rumor. Sean ...
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Good morning. Gabrielle Hamilton has an elegant jewel box of a column in The New York Times Magazine this week, ...
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In recent years, the alternatives to conventional cows’ milk have proliferated. The local grocery store is likely to offer any ...
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Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli, who own two well-established Italian restaurants in Brooklyn and Manhattan, have been planning to open ...
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The glory of wine today is its unparalleled diversity. Never before in history would you be confronted in a wine ...
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Sherry is among the most singular wines available today. Consider manzanilla, a type of fino sherry, which we have been ...
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The chef April Bloomfield is no longer involved in Tosca Cafe, the 100-year-old San Francisco landmark restaurant that she revived ...
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 1851, went unreported in The Times. By ...
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Good morning. Our Ligaya Mishan has a beautiful article in The Times today about the Filipina food writer Doreen Gamboa ...
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The one and only summer I went to sleepaway camp, I bunked with these ferocious girls from Morris County, in ...
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Friends in Rome had warned me: no one should eat pasta all’amatriciana nonstop for a week. The sauce — a ...
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Summer brings with it a certain set of rites and rituals — and everyone’s are personal and unique. For our ...
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When their safe houses in Manila were no longer safe, the rebels took shelter at the airy bungalow of Doreen ...
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Headliner Electric Lemon A number of the restaurants at Hudson Yards have views of the river, but none offer the ...
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Sooner or later, those of us who follow the career of Jean-Georges Vongerichten reach a point where our memories can’t ...
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NORWICH, N.Y. — At first glance, the Norwich Meadows Farm stand at the Union Square Greenmarket in Manhattan looks like ...
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Packaging can go through trends like fashion, driven by changes in customer preferences. It is also affected by changing government ...
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