Monthly Archives: April 2010

Wines of The Times: Malbec, Popular and Well Priced

The wine panel tasted 20 bottles of malbec from the Mendoza region, which stand out for their flavor and value.

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Dining Briefs: Village Tart and the Spot Dessert Bar in Manhattan

The talents of the pastry chef Pichet Ong are on display at two restaurants in Manhattan.

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Culinary Events in and Around New York

Three ideas for Mother’s Day, a pop-up restaurant in Little Italy and a rosé tasting for sping.

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Off the Menu

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Food Stuff: Striking Oil With Squash Seeds

The new, local Stony Brook butternut squash oil is golden and nutty, tasting slightly of sesame.

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Food Stuff: Il Cantuccio Bakery Settles in Greenwich Village

An American branch of an Italian cafe is established.

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Food Stuff: French-Style Fresh Cheese From Vermont

La Faisselle, from Vermont Butter and Cheese Creamery, has a rich texture that makes it perfect for dessert.

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The Minimalist: Italian Escarole Soup With Creamy Rice and Aromatic Garlic

Italian escarole soup is a restorative dish that’s both bitter and sweet.

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Critic’s Notebook: Seeking Tastes of the ‘Real’ New Orleans

A week eating high and low in New Orleans to sample the food that defines the city now.

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Recipes: Roasted Pork With Red-Chili Corn Bread, Smoked-Bacon Broth and Fava Beans

A recipe for roasted pork with red-chili corn bred.

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M.I.A. shocks fans with “Born Free” video

M.I.A.’s latest video “Born Free”, which features scenes of nudity and graphic violence,  has fueled a raging Internet debate over the merits of the British-born rap artist’s latest politically-charged offering. The nine-minute video, directed by Romain Gavaras, depicts American-flag clad … Continue reading

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Q. & A. With Julie Sahni (Round One)

Julie Sahni, owner of the Julie Sahni’s Indian Cooking School in Brooklyn Heights, N.Y., is answering questions on how to cook Indian food.

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