Food

Going Back to Eat in Midtown, Where the Main Dish Is New York, New York

Once, when a friend who lives in a small town had an overnight layover at Kennedy International Airport, I came…

A Vodka Rises From the Smoke of the California Wildfires

Can there be an upside to wildfires that ravaged some California vineyards? At Hangar 1, a spirits company in Alameda,…

One Baker’s Quest to Make Bread That Blurs Borders

TUCSON, Ariz. — The July sun was barely up, but the heat was already inching well above comfortable. Don Guerra…

This Year’s Thanksgiving Feast Will Wallop the Wallet

Thanksgiving 2021 is shaping up to be the most expensive meal in the history of the holiday. Caroline Hoffman is…

Temple Bar, a Moody Enclave for Martinis, Is Set to Reopen

Temple Bar, the clandestine bar on Lafayette Street that served up martinis, mood lighting and a downtown version of uptown…

Pick a Card, Any Card, for Dinner Inspiration

Here’s a cunning little gift that gives back. Maggie Tang, Alaina Chou and Amy Yang, students at the University of…

Anne Saxelby’s Legacy as a Champion of American Cheese

Anne Saxelby, who championed American artisanal cheeses for more than 15 years, died on Saturday. She was 40 and had…

A New Cookbook by Indigenous People, for Indigenous People

The chiltepin is a tiny, powerfully spicy chile that’s the genetic grandparent of nearly every chile varietal cultivated in the…

14 Vegetarian Soups and Stews for a Cozy Fall

Maybe you’ve noticed the chill in the air, or that the leaves are starting to turn shades of orange and…

Bad News for Bourbon Lovers: No George T. Stagg in 2021

Among bourbon enthusiasts, the annual release of George T. Stagg, a barrel-proof, unfiltered bourbon produced by Buffalo Trace Distillery in…

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