Thrillist
06/18/2013
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Top Chef Paul Qui's new restaurant is the first upscale dining establishment in a zone that's more... Read Post
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Daniel Altman
06/18/2013
Owner, Argovino; Economist; Author
You love Malbec. So do we. But how do you choose the right malbec for you? Read Post
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Thrillist
06/18/2013
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A Duck Confit & Pastrami Poutine sandwich that breaks all the paleo diet rules. Read Post
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Rosalyn Hoffman
06/18/2013
Author, 'Smart Mama, Smart Money' and 'Bitches on a Budget'
It will cost you oh-so-much less and taste oh-so-much better than any store bought hummus. Read Post
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Daniel Klein
06/17/2013
The Perennial Plate
There is a very proud land and people that live and work and grow and eat on the green hills that... Read Post
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Elaine Gavalas
06/17/2013
Author; Natural Health Expert
According to Ayurveda (yoga's sister science), summer is the season of the fiery pitta dosha. Pitta... Read Post
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Fabio Parasecoli
06/17/2013
Associate professor and coordinator of food studies, New School - NYC
One morning, over 20 years ago, when I was travelling in Inner Mongolia, I realized how much coffee... Read Post
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Steven Raichlen
06/14/2013
Grilling Authority, www.barbecuebible.com
Salt. It may be the only food we eat that starts as a rock. Reason enough to check out this book... Read Post
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Theo Randall
06/14/2013
Chef, restaurant owner
This is a classic recipe for veal but with a light courgette and fennel salad that cuts the... Read Post
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Michelle Poveda
06/17/2013
Freelance Writer
Trying to fit into your new bikini? Too bad. Because the following fatty-tastic foods will enlarge... Read Post
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Summer's just around the corner and we're celebrating the best way we know how: by making a seasonally inspired cocktail. A combination of fragrant strawberries, herbaceous gin, spicy ginger, and earthy basil makes for a nuanced cocktail we'll be sipping all season long, and after you try your first taste we strongly suspect you'll follow...
Some people think that you're trying to hide the wine in a sangria… Not true. Since wine is the largest component, and brings a lot of flavour to the punch - You should choose a great wine that you would drink on it's own.