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Organizing an international festival is no weekend affair. Catering to thousands of visitors and hundreds of sponsors means working day and night on logistics, worrying about every detail and watching the countdown to the event melt like butter on a hot pan sizzling with the expectation of delicious organic eggs ...
Last October, when I first brought home Fergus Henderson's Beyond Nose to Tail, I set out to make a bread starter (or, as he calls it, a "mother" to your bread). I stirred flour, water, yogurt and chopped apple together in a bowl, poured it into a quart Mason jar with little holes punched in the lid. Everything went pretty well. Too well, in fact ...
While I was adding the latest critic reviews to our Momofuku Ko listing on Savory New York tonight I decided to take a few extra minutes to quickly catalogue all of the food-related quotations in one easy to scan page. Enjoy!
The Onion The Onion nails it this week with its story "Potential Employee Uprising Quelled by Free Pizza." "Everyone's been fed up and ready to explode at management for weeks," production designer Carolyn Wurster said ...
I live in Harlem, New York. My building has a terrace, and that terrace has become my green acres. Not only does this garden provide herbs like sage basil, and oregano, peppers, tomatoes, collard greens, and broccoli but it provides a little piece of the country among the concrete and steel of the city ...
We need to stop talking…and start cooking! (and then start talking again) :-) Here's how it works: We all submit recipes to try, recipes get selected, you make (or don't make!) the dishes, and we post our experiences!!
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They're a little pricey, but these things are all the rage with city dwelling egg lovers: http://www.mypetchicken.com/Eglu_with_Chickens-c7.aspx Play with your food!
» misha replied 6 days ago
This is Cambria.  She's a five month old LaMancha doe.  Her ears are not missing, they're just tiny.  She won't be making milk for anotheryear, but when she does there will be lots of it.  This is Rosie and Butterbean.  They're Nigerian dwarf dairy goats who will be ready to milk come spring, assuming I can find a stud ...
» misha replied 6 days ago
» Kinni replied 5/2/2008
» dB. replied 5/2/2008
posted by Kinni in Top Chef
This season is an utter disappointment.  They really dumbed it down to the Rachel Ray level with the gas station shopping and block party, but I was willing to hang in there.  The constant parade of children across my screen is, however, a complete turn off.  I'd rather watch reruns of Kitchen Nightmares. Play with your food!