L'Artusi
A Bolder Menu and Room to Explore It
A new venture by the team that opened dell'Anima.
President Bush dines at Dooky Chase.
A street vendor at the Red Hook ball fields in Brooklyn. (Joe Fornabaio for The New York Times)
First, there were the “administrative issues” that caused a one-week delay in the return of the vendors to the Red Hook ball fields in Brooklyn. When the season did start in May, there was the small difference that [...]
Glorious red meat at Craftsteak, Keen’s and Wolfgang’s Steakhouse. (Credit, left to right: Evan Sung for The New York Times; Philip Greenberg for the New York Times; Nicolas Goldberg for The New York Times)
I frequently get questions from colleagues, appeals from friends and calls and e-mails from strangers asking for personalized restaurant guidance. In fact, [...]
Howie, center, of “Top Chef 3″ is reminiscent of last season’s Marcel, left; Sara N. was eliminated last week. (Images courtesy of Bravo)
I’d fallen way, way behind on “Top Chef,” which I wrote about several times last year and again at the start of its current season, but I recently caught up.
Sort of. I [...]
Grand marshals of past and present: Lidia Bastianich, Frank Sinatra and Sophia Loren (Credit, left to right: Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times; Associated Press; Stefano Rellandini/Reuters)
This week in Florence Fabricant’s “Off the Menu” column, she reports that Lidia Bastianich will be the first chef to serve as grand marshal of the Columbus Day Parade. [...]
About 500,000 American buffaloes are being raised, most of them on ranches like this one south of Rapid City, S.D. Their meat is finding new fans among diners and chefs. (Dick Kettlewell for The New York Times)
I’ve always felt sorry for food purveyors who want their products to shine at a conference but are [...]
In this blog, you'll find thoughts on and explorations of dining in New York and elsewhere, from the Dining staff of The Times. Your hosts are Frank Bruni, restaurant critic for The Times; Nick Fox, deputy editor; Julia Moskin, Kim Severson and Marian Burros, reporters; Eric Asimov, wine critic; Peter Meehan, a regular contributor to Dining; and the section's editor, Pete Wells.
Alice Feiring, the author of "The Battle for Wine and Love," chronicles her attempt to make her own wine.
All about Joe, regular and decaf, American and espresso, Starbucks, coffee tastings, fair trade — and even a few recipes.
March 05
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Private food inspectors often overlook food safety problems.
An easy, even lazy, roasted chicken, cooked right on top of a bed of bread to absorb all the glorious juices.
A childhood comfort food with a twist: mashed potatoes with cooked dandelion greens.
Food manufacturers are increasingly hiring private auditors, but problems with contamination remain.
A barbecue restaurant is the latest to close at a parcel of star-crossed real estate on the Upper East Side.
For centuries, southern Korean villagers have been drinking the sap of the gorosoe, or “tree good for the bones.”
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