Science has been hard at work creating plant-based and cell-cultured proteins to bring to the table. To explore this, the Museum of Food and Drink in New York has assembled a panel led by Larissa Zimberoff, the author of “Technically Food: Inside Silicon Valley’s Mission to Change What We Eat,” to discuss the topic on…
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To some, the recipe for a gin and tonic is simple and sacrosanct: gin, high-quality tonic water and lime. But keep an open mind. Johnny Swet, the mixology consultant at the Indian restaurant Sona in the Flatiron district, has created four “elevated” gin and tonics that show the beauty in variation. The No. 3, for…
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Is beach season over? Not if you delve into “Malibu Farm Sunrise to Sunset,” the enthusiastic, lavishly photographed new cookbook from Helene Henderson, an owner of the waterfront Malibu Farm restaurants in California, Hawaii and elsewhere, including in New York on Pier 17 in the seaport district. The book, which tells the story of the…
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Dutch minimalism is coming to the masses. Zara is throwing its hat into the high-low designer collaboration ring with a KASSL Editions capsule. For the uninitiated, KASSL Editions was formed in 2018 with the goal of creating one perfect item: a fisherman’s coat. With that quest, the German label ushered in a refreshing code of…
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John LamparskiGetty Images Disruptor. Trailblazer. Anomaly. As Telfar Clemens’s star rises in the fashion industry, so too does the number of synonyms used to describe what has been abundantly clear since the designer’s debut: When it comes to Clemens, always expect the unexpected. So when the Telfar team sent out invites for a “press conference,”…
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On Sunday, Telfar, the rebellious anti-fashion-with-a-capital-F brand, held a news conference to announce its latest project, Telfar TV. The 24-hour live TV station will be accessible via an app on smart TVs. The channel won’t be on YouTube or Instagram, the company said; there will be no way to share its programming or leave comments.…
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Courtesy of Tinx We’ll be the first to admit that we’re obsessed with Tinx—and we’re hardly alone. The TikTok star, often referred to as the platform’s “Big Sister,” has gone viral time and time again for her parody starter packs, guides for “rich moms” in affluent neighborhoods like Tribeca and Beverly Hills, and doling out…
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Good morning. This week’s the one where I start to plan meals ahead again, instead of staring into the refrigerator until I’ve come up with a recipe on the fly: All those vegetables in the crisper, diced and roasted under a miso glaze, with rice and, um, that one last beer from the weekend. That’s…
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The clouds swirled, the wind roared and the waves beat at the hull of the schooner Apollonia, but the ship stayed its course down the Hudson River in New York. Captained by Sam Merrett, it was carrying ayurvedic condiments from Catskill; spelt flour, hemp salves and malted barley from Hudson; wool yarn from Ghent; and…
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I was dangling from a thin nylon rope, some 250 feet from the bottom of an icy shaft. Looking up, I noted the spindrift — blinding snow whipped into a frenzy by howling winds — that was sandblasting the entrance, some 20 feet above me. I was glad to be out of the weather, hanging…
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