Monthly Archives: December 2008

Food Stuff: A Place for Cupcakes in the East Village

At Butter Lane, frosting samples in various flavors and styles are set out for customers to taste.

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Off the Menu

Restaurant openings, closings and chefs on the move.

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Letter: Unimpressed

To the Editor:.

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Critic’s Notebook: Same Table Next Year? Not So Fast

This was probably the best year for new restaurants in this city since 2004, when New York welcomed two four-star restaurants in one month.

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The Minimalist: From Italy, Buckwheat Bathed in Butter

Pizzoccheri packs so many calories into your body that you don’t need to eat again until summer.

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Dining Briefs | Recently Opened: Flatiron Bistro Is Friendly, if Limited

Almond, a sibling to the restaurants Almond and Almoncello in the Hamptons, has limited ambitions and prices keyed to a drooping economy.

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$25 and Under: In Bay Ridge, Newcomers Bear Treats

Fifth Avenue, which runs through the heart of Bay Ridge, is the place to witness — and taste — the changes seen recently in the neighborhood.

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How Caramel Developed a Taste for Salt

In 2008, salt caramel became one of those rare flavors that works its way from an elite culinary obsession to the American mass market.

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Letters: The Presidential Palate

To the Editor:.

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Dining Calendar

A starter wine tasting, how they ate long ago, and a cassoulet demonstration.

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Off the Menu

Restaurant openings, closings and chefs on the move.

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Food Stuff: In Sips of Tequila, Flavors of Jalapeño and Tropical Fruit

In a new line of flavored tequila, Tanteo, the flavors are subtler.

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