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Fatty 'Cue Nov 09
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Field to Fork: Potatoes, From The Black Dirt Of Rogowski Farm, To The Pan At Seersucker
What’s Good Today? The Roasted Duck With Spaetzle, Shaved Brussels And Pickled Mustard Seeds At Parish Hall
What’s Good Today? The Dombrés Crevettes At Kaz An Nou
What’s Good Today? The Breakfast Taco And A Cortado, At Whirlybird
What’s Good Today? The Godfather Sandwich At Graham Avenue Meats
Field to Fork: Jonah Crab, From The Rhode Island Ocean Floor, To A Toast at Allswell, Via Gabe The Fish Babe
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Cheryl Rogowski grows potatoes and many other vegetables at her farm in the black dirt region of upstate New York. Many chefs say her produce is notably rich in flavor. We visited Cheryl at the ...

For this episode of Field to Fork, we travel north to Point Judith, Rhode Island, to fish for Jonah crab with dayboat captain Don Deberardino and to meet Gabe Stommel, a fish dealer on a ...

Evan Strusinski, a professional forager, supplies many of the city's top chefs, like Hugue Dufour of M. Wells Dinette, with wild mushrooms. We travelled to Maine to forage with Evan, then followed his ...

A pastured egg, from a hen that is free to roam and wander, pecking in the grass, stretching its wings, feeling the sun on its face and the breeze on its back, is a thing ...

Photography by Morgan Ione Yeager As much as we may cherish the summer’s bliss of a dotingly-cultivated heirloom tomato or a perfect, luscious peach, ingredients that grow wild, on the forest floor, exert a ...

At Kings County Distillery, based in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, corn grown on the shores of Seneca Lake at Lakeview Organic Grain, is transformed into moonshine and bourbon. Is there anything more American than corn? ...

At first blush, the oyster may seem like a simple pleasure - a taste of the sea. Turns out, not much about this most baller of bivalves is simple at all. In one of the ...