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Parish Hall May 18
Dinnertime! Country ham & rice fritters, lamb tartare, Seato Table golden tilefish & spring succotash, Raven and Boar pork 3 ways
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Ovenly May 18
One of the corners of our shop reminds us of a jungle, but cozier. It’s going to be the perfect spot to sit, drink coffee, and nibble on a Montego Bay Bar (chocolate date puree stuffed between spelt caraway cookie crust). On May 25 you can have that!
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Stumptown Coffee Roasters May 17
Congrats to Sweetleaf on opening their second location this week in Williamsburg, Brooklyn! 135 Kent Avenue (& N. 6th Street)
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Greenmarket Pick: Spring Kale from Fishkill Farms, With a Kale & Cardoon Toast Recipe from Allswell Chef Nate Smith
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Community Meditation: RT @UnSqGreenmarket: Alex Villani of Blue Moon Fish on his first boat, lobstering & seafaring http://t.co/HxTYflwQ. Find his fresh catch at Union Square today.
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With Love from BK: Greenmarket Pick: Spring Kale from Fishkill Farms, With a Kale & Cardoon Toast Recipe from Allswell Chef Nate Smith http://t.co/7VdkJ3lv
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UnSqGreenmarket: Alex Villani of Blue Moon Fish on his first boat, lobstering & seafaring http://t.co/HxTYflwQ. Find his fresh catch at Union Square today.
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Allswell : Greenmarket Pick: Spring Kale from Fishkill Farms, With a Kale & Cardoon Toast Recipe from Allswell Chef... http://t.co/teZCTVJu
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THIRSTBARAVIN: An interesting interview with Alex Villani of Blue Moon Fish. http://t.co/BN1vIBPH
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