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Wordless Wednesday!

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Do you know Chuck? 3 Recipes Worth a Taste

posted July 18, 2010 in Essentially Entertaining

We don't believe that exceptionally delicious tastes only result from very expensive ingredients.  Admittedly, there are foods and drinks we enjoy that are both extraordinarily tasteful AND pricey (we'll leave this to your imagination...the li (read full article)

Iwashi no Shioyaki—Salt Grilled Sardines

posted June 21, 2010 in La Fuji Mama

Seafood sustainability is an issue that is growing bigger by the minute.  Due to our fishing methods, environmental issues, and pollution, our oceans are in trouble.  Over 90% of the large predatory fish such as shark, swordfish a (read full article)

This just in: Gansevoort Park Avenue -and- a Spaniard is born to French parents

posted May 18, 2010 in The Lunch Belle

Gansevoort Park Avenue (hotel) Gramercy/Flatiron residents, there is a god!  Finally, after years of dealing with a limited selection (read: Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express, La Quinta, etc.) of neighborhood hotels/motels, we're finally getting (read full article)

Hidden Kitchen: Secret Supper Club in Paris

posted April 16, 2010 in Kitchen Gadget Girl

Sunday night, March 21st, we were fortunate enough to join a Hidden Kitchen dinner. The Hidden Kitchen is a private supper club in the 1st, offering 10-course, prix fixe dinners four to five times a month to 16 guests. All in the comfort of their ow (read full article)

KINILAW NA TUYOM (SEA URCHIN)

posted March 10, 2010 in Lutong Pinoy Recipe

Kinilaw na Tuyom (Sea Urchin) Ingredients: 15-20 pieces fresh large sea urchins 4 tablespoons chopped onions 1/2 tablespoon chopped siling labuyo (chili pepper) 1/4 cup freshly squeezed calamansi juice 1/4 cup vinegar Kinilaw na Tuyom (Sea Urchin) P (read full article)

Swordfish – Ortigia Market Dinner

posted March 02, 2010 in Carol Egbert

Most mornings I walk to the open-air market with no idea of what I will buy. The fresh vegetable stalls are piled high with white and purple cauliflower, broccoli, plum tomatoes still attached to vines, fluted heirloom tomatoes, zucchini, fennel, po (read full article)

Swordfish – Ortigia Market Dinner

posted March 02, 2010 in Carol Egbert

Most mornings I walk to the open-air market with no idea of what I will buy. The fresh vegetable stalls are piled high with white and purple cauliflower, broccoli, plum tomatoes still attached to vines, fluted heirloom tomatoes, zucchini, fennel, po (read full article)

Sunomono & Tilapia Sashimi at Sushi Thai Garden

posted December 29, 2009 in Eating Places

Yesterday I ate lunch with a friend at Sushi Thai Garden in Saratoga Springs.  The temperature rose a few degrees and the sun was finally shining (brightly enough to begin melting frozen paths in Congress Park, which proved to be a challenge for my (read full article)

Sea Bounty and the Scientific Dispute Over What’s Safe and What’s Not.

posted October 06, 2009 in Food Meditations

The Specialist on the WSJ.com Urchin roe a delicacy for those who can get past the spikes - Sea urchins have as many as 400 spines protecting an interior that is delicate, briny and sweet. Savor the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my web (read full article)

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