ramp and goat’s yogurt frittata
Spring! It brings with it promises of greener pastures, all around, and the happiness of seeing things other than tubers and apples at the greenmarket…
Spring! It brings with it promises of greener pastures, all around, and the happiness of seeing things other than tubers and apples at the greenmarket…
I think that people sometimes think that food bloggers, chefs, and proficient home cooks prepare elaborate meals every day. The most frequent question I get…
Tomatoes are, and always have been, one of my favorite things to eat. Growing up, picking tomatoes in my grandmother’s vegetable garden was my best…
There is plenty of young, green garlic at the greenmarket at the moment, but what to do with it? Make a simple pasta supper! I…
My wares from the Irvington farmer’s market the other weekend served as inspiration for this green, easy summer entertaining feature. To paraphrase the song, it’s…
The other weekend was spent touring the river town of Irvington with the lovely folk of And North. {I like reminiscing about a weekend upstate…
This week, I got to work with one of the most fascinating, unusual ingredients – sea beans. Salty, crunchy, they are reminiscent of a young snappy…
Unapologetically inspired by the terrific kitchen at French Louie – one of my favorite spots to enjoy a glass of rosé this summer in NYC…
It’s actually pretty funny that some of my favorite things to eat at two of my most often visited meat-centric NYC spots (The Meatball Shop and…
I’m sure everyone’s posts, blogs, and visual diaries are currently overrun with talk of spring and how it is finally – finally – upon us….