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How To Build A Restaurant Empire

Crystal Cun | Posted 02.05.2013 | Home
Read More: Marea, Danny Bowien, Restaurant Empire, Pok Pok, Michael White, Mission Chinese, Andy Ricker, Restaurants, Home News
Crystal Cun

After all, opening and running a restaurant is asking for unexpected kinks and surprises every day.

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International Chefs Congress Returns to NYC

Regina Varolli | Posted 11.17.2012 | Home
Read More: C-Cap, Sommelier Competition, starchefs.com, Damien Herrgott, Sam Mason, Angelo Sosa, Antoinette Bruno, Nyc Food Events, StarChefs.Com International Pastry Competition, Johnny Iuzzini, Michael Laiskonis, John Besh, Angela Pinkerton, Alex Stupak, Dominique Ansel, Jordan Kahn, Andy Ricker, Katsuya Fukushima, Elizabeth Falkner, Hillary Sterling, Somm Slam, Mario Batali, Sara Jenkins, Will Blunt, Ken Oringer, Masaharu Morimoto, Marcus Samuelsson, Culinary Events, Paul Qui, Home News
Regina Varolli

The always innovative event is returning to New York City for the seventh year, bringing with it some of the most talented chefs, coolest kitchen equipment and tastiest products from across the globe.

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Trend: Tangy Vinegar Cocktails

Food & Wine | Posted 10.23.2012 | Taste
Read More: Pok Pok, Cocktail Mixers, Cocktails, Shrubs, Vinegars, Drinking Vinegar, Summer Cocktails, Andy Ricker, Cocktail Trends, Vinegar Cocktails, Bars, Best Bars, Taste News
Food & Wine

Vinegar doesn't jump to mind as a cocktail mixer, but when the tangy, bracing tonic is macerated with fresh fruit and sugar, it becomes a bartender's favorite: a shrub.

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LUCKYRICE Festival 2012 Recap

Regina Varolli | Posted 07.29.2012 | Home
Read More: Pok Pok, Shuichi Kotani, Theresa Lin, Soba Totto, Damien Herrgott, Food Festivals, Susur Lee, Danielle Chang, Pichet Ong, LUCKYRICE Festival, Jehangir Mehta, New York City Events, Slidepollajax, Andy Ricker, Home News
Regina Varolli

The LUCKYRICE Festival brought together some of the best chefs and mixologists from across the city, and the world, and left the sold-out crowds with heavy bellies and light heads.

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