New York Foodie
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The Hottest Shot in New York?

“Everybody drinks it, but very few people leave in good condition.” —Aldo Fedrigini of Mojave in Astoria, regarding his habañero-infused “Punisher” shot. [YouTube] Read more posts by Daniel... about 2 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Free Coffee at At65 Cafe

Giorgio Milos, the 2008 barista champion of Italy, is giving away coffee every Friday from noon to 2 p.m. until early October. About 2 hours ago From Diner's Journal

Foodies
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Calypso Classics Orange Juice

I have been able to find the Calypso brand lemonades at several stores in my area. Upon looking at their website I discovered that the King Juice Company makes more than just lemonades under their Calypso brand. I never found any of these other... about 2 hours ago From Eat Like No One Else

New York Foodie
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Manchester Megaclub Hits Hell’s Kitchen

Apparently New York’s nightlife scene has gotten so bad that only Europe can save it. Not only is Paris boîte Le Baron said to be coming, but Manchester megaclub Sankeys has announced it will open a 16,000-square-foot sister venue on... about 4 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Moody French Cooking Vignettes: The Future of Food Magazines?

Photographer William Hereford produced what he thinks could be just the thing for cooking magazines looking to make the leap to tablet technology. His short-form, wordless vignettes — which he describes on his blog as "a kind of experiment... about 5 hours ago From Grub Street New York

Bay Area Foodie
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St. Francis Fountain Expanding Into Candy Kitchen; Should Open This Weekend

Decent pie, fine shakes, weak scrambles, and heavily tattooed waitresses nursing hangovers worse than yours, still pissed at their alarm clocks, and taking it out on you ― that's St. Franc... About 5 hours ago From SFoodie

New York Foodie
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#89 – TURKEY HERO AND ARNOLD PALMER at DOUGLASTON DELI

I’ve spent the last nine months searching for authentic New York food. In case you’re just joining me now, I’ve done pizza, corned beef/pastrami, and now ice cream. So what about that other quintessential NY dish – the cheap turkey and... about 7 hours ago From Eat This NY

Foodies
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ATFT turns 2 & someone is going to be a happy goose!

Let’s toast! Last night, while I was in the Bistro CBD’s kitchen, manically pan frying 20 pork bellies in 4 skillets at the same time, with oil spluttering everywhere, trying to feed 69 hungry mouths at the Food Bloggers’ Dinner... about 6 hours ago From A table for two

Bay Area Foodie
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Papito Esta Abriendo, Viva Goa Lives!, Plum Ripens

​ ​The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco restaurant scene.At Inside Scoop, Paolo L. reports that Papito (317 Connecticut, 695-0147,www.papitos... About 7 hours ago From SFoodie

Bay Area Foodie
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3rd Wave Coffee Roasting in the Bay Area

And, although you can still enjoy those rich dark roasts provided by Caffé Trieste and Peet's today, the Bay Area is once again at the forefront of coffee roasting in the U.S., this time to a new generation of roasters who are myopically focused... about 8 hours ago From Bay Area Bites

New York Foodie
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Snack Taverna: Greek Food Gone Gorgeous

Greek food for me has always meant Philly fast food joints, gyros, diners, and tsatziki-dressed street meat. Snack Taverna, a charming neighborhood spot on Bedford Street, belies these low brow stereotypes, bringing ethereal Greek cuisine to some... about 8 hours ago From The Right Pick

Paris Foodie
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Eggplant Caviar

I'd not heard of Eggplant Caviar (caviar d'aubergine), until I moved to France. I'm not sure why that was—perhaps in the states it's called something different when I was served it? Could it be labeling laws, so I wouldn't confuse eggplant... about 13 hours ago From David Lebovitz

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Mr. Shigeru Shimizu/清水茂 As explained in my previous article I was back on the bicycle trail on Saturday with the difference was that I reached the place in record time in spite of the oppressive heat! I wonder how many tonnes of feed are... about 18 hours ago From SHIZUOKA GOURMET

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Bay Area Foodie
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Mint Plaza Farmers' Market a Quiet Alternative to Heart of the City

Yesterday's Mint Plaza Farmers' Market ― overall a smaller, somewhat tidier version of Heart of the City, happening simultaneously at Civic Center ― offered a chance to buy bread from two ... About 2 hours ago From SFoodie

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Marcus Samuelsson is throwing a party! Specifically, he's offering an evening of small plates to celebrate his win on Top Chef Masters, where he outcooked the likes of Jonathan Waxman and Rick Moonen. Since he hasn't yet opened his... about 4 hours ago From Grub Street New York

Foodies
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photo of the week 4: istanbul, not constantinople…

You won’t find anything good to eat in Turkey, people warned me. Well, I don’t know how fair or accurate that assessment is. Few things in life can be summed up with such absolutism. Physically and gastronomically, Turkey straddles East and... about 3 hours ago From the ulterior epicure

New York Foodie
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User Reviews: Franny’s Is ‘Festive,’ La Esquina’s Tacos Are ‘Absolu...

We have full faith in the culinary opinions of our stalwart critics, Adam Platt, Rob Patronite, and Robin Raisfeld, but sometimes what we really want to hear is what the average diner has to say. So we turn to nymag.com's restaurant user reviews... about 2 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Are You New York Culinary Experienced?

Spending a fetid weekend cooped up in a kitchen sounds dismal right now, but it'll be all the rage come fall. New York and the French Culinary Institute can make your dreams of hands-on lessons with some of the city's best chefs come true on... about 2 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Man Arrested for Making the Spotted Pig His Personal After-hours

Here’s a curious incident from the Villager’s police blotter: “Police arrested Edward Wilson, 27, on Fri., July 23, for burglary after an employee of The Spotted Pig, 314 W. 11th St., found him in the bar around 6:30 a.m. with... about 3 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Remembering Fedora

The Villager pens perhaps the most complete history to date of bygone Fedora, pointing out that it was one of the first neighborhood restaurants to serve a mixed gay and straight crowd (it was harassed by police as a result) and offering this... about 3 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Will Letter Grades Hit Ethnic Restaurants Hardest?

Big trouble in Chinatown. Now that the Health Department has redesigned its website, it’s finally possible to find out which types of restaurants received C-worthy scores most often. We pulled up all 755 restaurants that received 28 or... about 6 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Top This: Potato and Roasted-Garlic Pizza (à la Pizzeria Picco)

Above are bonus shots from the session that show Pizzeria Picco executive chef Bruce Hill making the pizza in question. Below are the ingredients and guidelines you'll need to make this pie. [Photographs: Stephanie Im] I wanted to get some... about 7 hours ago From Feed Me a Slice

Bay Area Foodie
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Top Chef: Season 7, Episode 7

The Case of the Missing Pea PureePreviously: The cheftestants judge themselves, Angelo helps Tamesha and Stephen, but was he really helping? Someone who didn’t need help was Kevin, who wins the challenge while Tamesha was sent home. It was such... about 16 hours ago From Cooking With The Single Guy

Bay Area Foodie
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Green Coriander's Chicken Korma

Thursday, July 29, 2010 Paawan Kothari rolled out her lunchtime Indian pop-up two weeks ago, in what would seem like just about the most random Mission venue she could find: the bistro L... About 7 hours ago From SFoodie

New York Foodie
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What a Drag: Gay Institution Starlite Lounge Will Close This Weekend

Fedora has officially called it quits, via a sign on the door spotted by Jeremiah's Vanishing: “It couldn't have happened anywhere else. Thank you, Greenwich Village!” The Wall Street Journal says the name, phone booth, and some of... about 8 hours ago From Grub Street New York

Japan Foodie
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Hanbei, Shibuya はんべい、渋谷

Hanbei is Disneyland. Or at least, probably what Disneyland would do if they had a Showa-land “attraction,” only without the endless queues of people having “fun.” My esteemed colleague, the very same who introduced me to... about 12 hours ago From In Praise of Izakaya

Japan Foodie
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Shizuoka Agricultural Products: The Yamaguchis’ Benihoppe Strawberry Fields...

“Benihoppe” or “Red Cheeks” strawberries is a cultivar which was successfully developped no later than in 2002 in Shizuoka Prefecture. It has since been voted as the best-balanced strawberry in Japan, and Izu Peninsula being near Tokyo,... about 21 hours ago From SHIZUOKA GOURMET

New York Foodie
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Harlem Jobs Generator, Gospel Uptown, Files for Bankruptcy

When Anderson Cooper visited Harlem’s Gospel Uptown a few months ago, the story was a feel-good one. Owner Joseph Holland touted the fact that he had created 50 jobs and even spoke of expanding the restaurant and performance venue. But as... about 2 hours ago From Grub Street New York

Bay Area Foodie
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Looking Up

When you live in a city as diverse, rich and culturally, well... friggin' awesome as San Francisco, you can become so used to being surrounded by amazing things that you can even come to not notice them.I had a moment the other day, while... about 2 hours ago From Spice Dish

New York Foodie
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Batali Spills Eataly Menu Details, Opening in September

Last we heard, Eataly was due to open August 31, but now in a Slashfood interview, Batali is saying September 23. In the meantime, he offers a few more details: A vegan/vegetarian restaurant at the vegetable stand will offer miniature stuffed... about 3 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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Tables Available at Oceana; Daniel and Marea Mostly Booked

It's 4 p.m., and that means it's time to play Two for Eight. We just asked ten restaurants the best time they can squeeze a couple in for dinner; you need only make your chosen reservation. (As always, we make the calls but don't guarantee the... about 3 hours ago From Grub Street New York

Vancouver Foodie
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Beer Review: Propeller IPA

On this side of the country we proudly boast about creating the Canadian craft beer scene. Little to western knowledge, the eastern seaboard has quietly emerged with some world renowned breweries of their own. The leader of the pack hails from... about 4 hours ago From UrbanDiner

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Bay Area Foodie
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Trash: The Downside of Street Food

​ After eating a dozen or so food-truck meals in the past few weeks, the disgusting side of the Summer of Truck became apparent: all that trash. I ended up with boxes in my car, boxes stra... About 4 hours ago From SFoodie

Bay Area Foodie
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Lambchops with minted cucumber

Somewhat recently, we went in with two other couples and invested in a lamb from Stemple Creek in Marin County. It's a great way to get farm-direct protein from a sustainable, grass-fed facility. It's also economical; our third of the share cost... about 5 hours ago From Hedonia

New York Foodie
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Ulrich Sterling Plans Latin Steakhouse Beneath Agua Dulce

Sterling with Jay McInerney. A year after opening Agua Dulce, Ulrich Sterling has announced plans to open a separate restaurant, Carniceria AD, in the basement. The “Latin steakhouse” will seat 30 at brown-leather banquettes and... about 6 hours ago From Grub Street New York

Foodies
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Top Chef Exit Interview: Episode 7

Our man Brit was live at The Palm DC last night, where one sniveling, pea-stealing Top Chef-testant had their portrait unveiled on the walls of the restaurant. But of course, one other chef had to pack up some knives and leave. We hear from them,... about 8 hours ago From Endless Simmer

Foodies
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Win one of three Rochester Ginger drink double gift packs

Did you spot Rochester Ginger in Sydney over the last two weeks? Keen foodies may have tasted this spicy non-alcoholic ginger drink which popped up at both the Good Food & Wine Show as well as the Aroma Festival in The Rocks.The Rochester Ginger... about 7 hours ago From Grab Your Fork

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Zagat Names Marcel's Tops For Food

Marcel's snagged the top food spot in the 2011 Zagat survey.The annual Zagat ratings were released Wednesday, and chef Robert Wiedmaier's elegant Marcel's took top honors in the food rankings. Absent from the top five is the previous survey's... about 7 hours ago From metrocurean

New York Foodie
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Top Chef Recap: Give Peas a Chance

Last night's Top Chef finally paid proper homage to its home city by bringing in special local traditions like complaining and some political guests. We skipped government class for AP microeconomics, but our education gap was filled during the... about 9 hours ago From Grub Street New York

New York Foodie
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A Load of Santorini Assyrtiko Wines

The other night a few friends helped me to taste through a load of Santorini wines. I've discovered these wines only recently and am still just beginning to understand them. Here are the basics, as I understand them:--Assyrtiko is the most... about 11 hours ago From Brooklynguy's Wine and Food Blog

Japan Foodie
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Two Rooms, Kita Aoyama TWO ROOMS グリル | バー 北青山

Without meaning any disrespect to the genre, there are few eateries in Tokyo that better typify ex-pat expense account dining than Two Rooms. These are places where you'll often find whole tables of foreign men in suits, lots of good wine and... about 14 hours ago From Eating Out in Tokyo