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Dave Arnold's Red-Hot co*cktails At L'Ecole | Soho, NYC Sherry Wine Recommendations From Sherry Sommelier Roger Kugler From Suba Restaurant And Boqueria Restaurant In New York City Canned Craft Beers For Super Bowl Sunday Parties From New Beer Distributors On The Lower East Side In New York City No-Knead Pizza Dough Recipe By Jim Lahey From Co. Pizzeria In Che Basque Tapas At Txikito Restaturant | Chelsea, NYC Austrian Comfort Food At Café Steinhof | Brooklyn, NYC Late-Night Dining At The Readhead | East Village, NYC Duck Meat Loaf From Buttermilk Channel Restaurant In Brooklyn, New York City Salumeria Rosi | Upper West Side, NYC Lamb Bacon At Boqueria, Toloache, And Anthos | NYC The Seelbach co*cktail Recipe Oyster Toppings Recipes From Market Table Restaurant And At Vermillion Restaurant In New York City Game Day Chicken Wings Roundup | NYC Delicata Squash Side Dish Recipe By Chef Gabe Thompson From L'Artusi In The West Village, New York City Rare Cookbooks And Vintage Cookbooks At Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks Shop In The West Village, New York City Best Hot Chocolate At The Roasting Plant, Made With Gelato At Il Laboratorio Del Gelato In The Lower East Side, New York City Rolf's French Bavarian Restaurant | Gramercy, NYC Christmas Gifts For Cooks In New York City Pizza Making Walking Tour In Little Italy By Mark Bello In New York City Gin Selections At Madam Geneva Wine Shop In Greenwich Village, New York City Beer Pairings For Thanksgiving Dinner From Sommelier Aviram Turgeman At Café D'Alsace's In New York City Yuzu Kaiseki-Style Dinner Platters | NYC Tasting Table FAQs
  • Nick Fauchald

    Dave Arnold's Red-Hot co*cktails At L'Ecole | Soho, NYC

    Dave Arnold combines cutting-edge technology with historic styles by scorching co*cktails with red-hot pokers.

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  • Tara Thomas

    Sherry Wine Recommendations From Sherry Sommelier Roger Kugler From Suba Restaurant And Boqueria Restaurant In New York City

    Roger Kugler, sommelier and sherry expert, shares his sherry picks off the Suba and Boqueria wine lists.

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  • Jessica Tzerman Mischner

    Canned Craft Beers For Super Bowl Sunday Parties From New Beer Distributors On The Lower East Side In New York City

    Craft beer producers are slowly shifting towards canning over bottling. New Beer Distributors offers several craft selections in cans, including Butternuts Snapperhead IPA, New England Brewery Elm City Lager, Sly Fox Pikeland Pils and Oskar Blues Ten Fidy Imperial Stout.

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  • Nick Fauchald

    No-Knead Pizza Dough Recipe By Jim Lahey From Co. Pizzeria In Che

    Jim Lahey of NYC restaurant Co. shares his recipe for no-knead pizza dough.

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  • Megan Kriegbaum

    Basque Tapas At Txikito Restaturant | Chelsea, NYC

    Txikito, the new venture from couple Eder Montero and Alex Rajt (of Tia Pol & El Quinto Pino fame), is an homage to the Basque region.

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  • Amanda Berne

    Austrian Comfort Food At Café Steinhof | Brooklyn, NYC

    Park Slope's Cafe Steinhof offers a Monday night special with a half price menu and a congenial atmosphere.

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  • Helen Hollyman

    Late-Night Dining At The Readhead | East Village, NYC

    The Redhead's late-night menu is studded with delicious snacks like peanut-bacon brittle, waffle chips with onion dip, the Redhead burger and the sausage & pretzel.

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  • Nancy Davidson

    Duck Meat Loaf From Buttermilk Channel Restaurant In Brooklyn, New York City

    A recipe for duck meatloaf from Carroll Gardens's newcomer Buttermilk Channel.

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  • Mollie Chen

    Salumeria Rosi | Upper West Side, NYC

    This charcuterie shop-cum-restaurant carries top-notch cured Italian meats to take home and delicious, refined Italian dishes to stay.

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  • Mollie Chen

    Lamb Bacon At Boqueria, Toloache, And Anthos | NYC

    Chefs at restaurants like Boqueria, Toloache, and Anthos are using lamb bacon in their dishes for its gamey flavor and meaty texture.

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  • Nick Fauchald

    Death & Company's Alex Day shares two recipes for co*cktails that can use up any New Year's leftover champagne.

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  • Nancy Davidson

    Oyster Toppings Recipes From Market Table Restaurant And At Vermillion Restaurant In New York City

    A guide to serving oyster at home, with suggestions for accompaniments from the chefs of Market Table and At Vermillion.

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  • Nick Fauchald

    Game Day Chicken Wings Roundup | NYC

    A roundup of restaurant with the best chicken wings to order for take-out on game day

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  • Nick Fauchald

    Delicata Squash Side Dish Recipe By Chef Gabe Thompson From L'Artusi In The West Village, New York City

    A recipe for delicata squash from the brand new L'Artusi, the latest project from the Dell'Anima team.

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  • Helen Hollyman

    Rare Cookbooks And Vintage Cookbooks At Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks Shop In The West Village, New York City

    For an unusual gift for the food-minded, Bonnie Slotnick Cookbook store has a collection of rare and completely unique cookbooks.

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  • Nick Fauchald

    Best Hot Chocolate At The Roasting Plant, Made With Gelato At Il Laboratorio Del Gelato In The Lower East Side, New York City

    Il Laboratorio del Gelato looks to the Roasting Plant for espresso to flavor their coffee gelato, while the Roasting Plant gets chocolate gelato to use as a base for their hot chocolate.

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  • Nancy Davidson

    Rolf's French Bavarian Restaurant | Gramercy, NYC

    Rolf's has one of the most memorable Christmas displays in the city, and has slightly adjusted their heavily German menu to add a French influence.

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  • Nick Fauchald

    In addition to stocking interesting gifts, these three stores also serve booze: Elsa, The Dressing Room, and Nicole Farhi 202.

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  • Kristin Donnelly

    Christmas Gifts For Cooks In New York City

    A gift guide for the messy cook: Curtis Stone spoonrest, Oxo sink strainer and Twist eco-friendly sponges.

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  • Laren Spirer

    Pizza Making Walking Tour In Little Italy By Mark Bello In New York City

    Mark Bello teaches classes on perfecting the pizza in any kitchen and takes class participants on a shopping tour to pick up supplies.

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  • Nick Fauchald

    Gin Selections At Madam Geneva Wine Shop In Greenwich Village, New York City

    Madame Geneva, the gin-centric co*cktail lounge hidden behind Double Crown, offers gin flights for $18 and suggests the following: Hayman's Old Tom Gin, Anchor Genevieve Genever and DH Krahn Gin.

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  • JJ Goode

    Beer Pairings For Thanksgiving Dinner From Sommelier Aviram Turgeman At Café D'Alsace's In New York City

    A pairing of classic Thanksgiving dishes and the brews to go with them, by Cafe D'Alsace's beer sommelier Aviram Turgeman.

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  • Madhu Puri

    The newest trend in the co*cktail world is the glorified jello shot and other liquor-infused solids; Eric Hara of davidburke & donatella shares a recipe for Pumpkin Pie Jell-O Shots.

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  • Madhu Puri

    Yuzu Kaiseki-Style Dinner Platters | NYC Tasting Table

    Yuzu offers high-design, nine course dinners in the Japanese kaiseki style that are delivered to your door.

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