A Multicultural Activist’s Kind of Party
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not getting paid fair wages, having to share tips (which by the way is illegal) and even having to bring their own money to work to tip out other
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Hi, Can anyone tell my why sometimes (randomly) a green tomato will turn very dark befor the batter is golden...Anyone? 
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On the internet, watermelons are not simple slice-and-serve operations.
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All say Condé Nast Entertainment has failed to make meaningful change to the way it does business.
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Chanie Apfelbaum is the force behind “Busy in Brooklyn” and Millennial Kosher.
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In its prime, it was one of the city’s most accessible resources for food and restaurant advice.
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It feels like we’re watching the collapse of an entire industry in real time.
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It was easily one of New York’s most popular restaurants of the last decade.
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Steve Easterbrook allegedly lied and destroyed evidence about relationships with employees.
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The humble staple ingredient has been linked to a massive salmonella outbreak.
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A delightful conversation with chef Omari McQueen.
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“I was like, ‘Oh, these guys have meat with everything — let me get on that wave right quick.’”
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Editor's note: This article was originally published in Slake in February 2011 Visitors to the Norton Simon Museum, the collections jimmied into the corpse of the former Pasadena Art Museum, come to admire the handsome Frank Gehry garden, the shimmer…
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The Los Angeles area is home to the second-largest Mexican community in the world, second only to Mexico City.
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If you’d been with me at Osteria Francescana in Modena, Italy, last spring, you would have tasted sardines that turned out to be mysteriously crisp fish sandwiches, an eel flanked by the things it might have swum past in the Po River, and an elegan…
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The seriousness of a Middle Eastern restaurant rests in its hummus.
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If you spent much time in food circles around the year 2000, you knew that American food culture was beginning to change — and not necessarily toward the embrace of the seasonable, sustainable, organic pleasures promised by the food revolution.
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If you watched the Peruvian chef Virgilio Martínez’s episode of “Chef’s Table” last season, you probably remember his encounter with a huatia, the earth oven built as both a celebration of the harvest and as a good if laborious way to cook d…
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Did you make it to the Sichuan Summit, the panel, involving many of L.A.’s best Sichuan restaurateurs, that The Times put on as part of Food Bowl?
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Is there a more Venice restaurant than MTN, the throbbing izakaya on Abbot Kinney?
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Liz Johnson, the chef at the new Echo Park delicatessen Freedman’s, has put in time at Noma, the Michelin two-starred L’Effervescence in Tokyo, and the tiny New York brasserie Mimi.
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A few years ago, I was asked to sit on the dissertation committee of a young woman whose academic obsession was cannibal movies and their place in the culture.
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Save yourself from the oven with these sweet treats that are refreshing to eat and mercifully cool to make.
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These cheap little guides keep your knife-sharpening angles honest.
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How to char asparagus for the perfect side dish, without overcooking it.
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Why don’t banana candies taste anything like the bananas you’re used to? The fascinating answer involves a worldwide plant plague and this fruity-smelling organic chemical.
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Kenji demonstrates how to make smash burgers exactly the way they're made at Wursthall.
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Sweet ripe mango, tangy Greek yogurt, and bright lime juice unite in these winning popsicles.
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When the dog days of summer strike, turn to these no-cook recipes that are quick, refreshing, and light.
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The GrillGrate takes almost any gas grill and significantly improves its performance. Our tests show how.
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Here are the pros and cons of some of the most popular mixing, kneading, folding, and shaping methods.
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From the traditional to the reimagined, these are our favorite ways to bring the fresh flavors of ceviche and aguachile home.
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Save yourself from the oven with these sweet treats that are refreshing to eat and mercifully cool to make.
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These cheap little guides keep your knife-sharpening angles honest.
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How to char asparagus for the perfect side dish, without overcooking it.
- 2 days ago, 12 Aug 20, 3:45am -

Why don’t banana candies taste anything like the bananas you’re used to? The fascinating answer involves a worldwide plant plague and this fruity-smelling organic chemical.
- 3 days ago, 11 Aug 20, 9:00am -

Kenji demonstrates how to make smash burgers exactly the way they're made at Wursthall.
- 3 days ago, 11 Aug 20, 3:45am -

Sweet ripe mango, tangy Greek yogurt, and bright lime juice unite in these winning popsicles.
- 4 days ago, 10 Aug 20, 9:00am -

When the dog days of summer strike, turn to these no-cook recipes that are quick, refreshing, and light.
- 4 days ago, 10 Aug 20, 3:45am -

The GrillGrate takes almost any gas grill and significantly improves its performance. Our tests show how.
- 7 days ago, 7 Aug 20, 9:00am -

Here are the pros and cons of some of the most popular mixing, kneading, folding, and shaping methods.
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From the traditional to the reimagined, these are our favorite ways to bring the fresh flavors of ceviche and aguachile home.
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25 February 2013 was not a good day to be Malaysian. It was the day when the world’s top chefs and food critics came...
- 5 Mar 13, 8:31am -

The World’s 50 Best Restaurant List is arguably one of the most controversial lists that continues to create divided opinions and debates in the...
- 5 Mar 13, 6:06am -

As San Pellegrino’s 33rd Best Restaurant in the World, De Librije is a hidden treasure that I believe will be rocketing up the rankings in the years...
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Nothing sums up Italy better for me than Rome – the rich history and culture; the juxtaposition of modern architecture and ancient buildings; the...
- 2 Jan 13, 8:52am -

By Sarah Canet As our film crew converged on Veuve Clicquot’s Country House in Verzy village, Manoir de Verzy, (on a bitterly cold winter’s...
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  Chef Alex Atala is known throughout the world for exploring the gastronomically possibilities of Brazilian ingredients. By the end of 1999 he opened...
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  Chef Sang-hoon Degeimbre was born in Korea, but adopted by a Belgian family when he was 5. He opened the restaurant L’Air du...
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  Frantzén/Lindeberg is a restaurant in Stockholm, which is run by chef Björn Frantzén and pastry chef Daniel Lindeberg. In 2010, it received two...
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  Chef Virgilio Martínez opened his own restaurant, “Central”, in Lima (Peru) in 2010, offering market-driven cuisine inspired by the Pacific and the Peruvian...
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    NoMa Restaurant (2 Michelin stars, ranked #1 in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants sponsored by San Pellegrino and Acqua Panna), in Copenhagen, only...
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One of our favorite things to do during summer: hit the highway with the windows open and the tunes cranked loud. How to make a road trip even better? Food, of course! From now through Labor Day, we're traveling across the country, broadcasting fro…
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Using chopsticks doesn't have to be tricky. Watch as Sushi Dojo chef David Bouhadana breaks down the basics of using this Asian utensil. 
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Opening a bottle of wine = easy, at least when you follow these tips from NYC wine guru Patrick Cappiello (Pearl & Ash). Just be warned, if you're popping open a bottle of bubbly, it's best to put safety first.
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Who'd have thought the simple combo of ground beef between two slices of bread could stir such passionate opinions? Everyone's got their preferred burger lane, whether its piled high with crazy, indulgent toppings or the classic found at your neighbo…
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Pasta may seem like an easy dish to eat, but there's a trick to consuming the Italian specialty without making a mess. Watch as the experts at Rocky Slims school us in the art of noodle twirling. 
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Breaking down a crab can actually be quite easy if you follow these steps from the pros at Brooklyn's The Crabby Shack. 
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In our Staples series, we show you the stories behind the ingredients you probably take for granted. In this video, we jump into the long-standing debate in chile-loving New Mexico: red or green?
- 30 Jun 15, 6:18am -

In our Staples series, we show you the stories behind the ingredients you probably take for granted. In this video, we visit two small-batch makers who are using old-school methods to produce high-quality salt. 
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In our Staples series, we show you the stories behind the ingredients you probably take for granted. In this video, we head to Texas, where an unlikely new oil business has sprouted up.
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What's the right amount of cocktail sauce to add? Do you use a fork? The Mermaid Inn chef Michael Cressotti shows us the right way to slurp down fresh bivalves.
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