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Inspiration Prevails at Natalie’s in Camden I recently had the exquisite pleasure of dining at Natalie’s Restaurant, and meeting the new executive chef, Geoffroy Deconinck. Elegant and sophisticated Natalie’s has been winning awards and turning heads since 2007. Surrounded by … Continue reading
A Feast Grows in Brooklyn
My brother Josh is one of my favorite people in the world. He directs the Gowanus Music Club in Brooklyn. This summer he was kind enough to share a small taste of his neighborhood’s vibrant food scene with me. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn, CSAs, Gowanus Music Club, New York City, Rucola Boerum Hill, Saul Bolton
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Montreal State of Mind
We arrive at the Montreal Jazz Festival for five blissed-out days and nights of music. The extraordinary lineup from June 24 to July 4 has something for all ages and musical genres – it’s a star-studded celebration. From morning performances for kids … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, Music, Travel
Tagged ALex Wilson, B-52s., Bill Evans tribute, Francois Bourassa, Frank Lozano, Gonzala Rubalcaba, Kim Churchill, Layla Zoe, Michael Donato, Montreal Jazz Festival, Nikki Yanofsky, Nyks, OPUS Hotel Montreal, Pierre Tanguay, Richard Galliano, S.A.Q., Sophie Hunger, Susie Arioli
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When in Rome…Take a Walk
For Eleanor and Malcolm who are on their way to Rome. Here is our favorite walk, “off the beaten track,” through Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Farnese, the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere. Dear Eleanor and Malcolm: It’s springtime. Slip away from … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, Italian Travel, Travel
Tagged Bernini, Campo de Fiori, Elizabeth Margolis-Pineo, Giordano Bruno, L'Isola Tiburtina, Mauro Ziroli, Piazza Cinque Scole, Piazza Farnese, Piazza Mattei, Piazza Navona, Ponte Fabricio, Ponte Sisto, Portico d’Ottavia, Rome, Rome's Jewish Ghetto, Santa Maria in Trastevere, Sora Margherita, Tartarughe, Trastevere, Trevi Fountain, Via Giulia
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Meet Me At The Waldorf
All this and a taxi back to the Waldorf, a schmoozy unwind in the piano bar, and a great night’s sleep. S’wonderful. •
Posted in Food and Wine, Travel
Tagged Art Deco hotels, Balaboosta, Bette Davis, Bugsy Siegel, downtown, Elizabeth Margolis-Pineo, Manhattan tourism, Middle Eastern cuisine, New York City, New York City hotels, Nolita, Nolita restaurants, NY food & wine, NY hotels, NY restaurants, Park Avenue, Waldorf-Astoria
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Look Who’s Talking
Check Out: Frantic For Food Carts “On a recent trip to Puerto Rico I found myself diving into a rotisserie chicken that I bought from a van on the side of the road. At one point I looked up, salty, … Continue reading
Pizza, Passion and Proust
“…the smell and taste of things remain poised a long time, like souls, ready to remind us, waiting and hoping for their moment…” I got a card yesterday from Tracy Medling. Tracy is a great painter and a great friend. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amalfi Coast, Anson, artist, Columbus Green, Columbus Square park, Court Street, Doonesbury, downtown, James Beard, Little Italy, Maine, Naples, Neapolitan, New Haven, painter, Pepe's Pizza, pizza, Portland, Sally's Apizza, Tracy Medling, White Clam, Wooster Square, Wooster Street
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That Ain’t Chump Change
Note to self: New Haven is a long way to go for dinner. But the occasion was my Dad’s 85th birthday, which in New Haven-speak, ain’t chump change. After plotting with my co-conspirator, Jacob, we agreed on Union League Café, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bearnaise, Birthday, birthday celebrations, bistro, Boston, brunch, Cafe Nuovo, comfortable, crepes, cuisine, Daddy, father-daughter dinner, French cuisine, French style, Hollandaise, Italian Anerican food, mother-daughter brunch, New Haven, New Haven Green, North End, relaxed, restaurant, Salem Street, Spaghetti Carbonara, surprise party, Union League Cafe, upper Chapel Street
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Date Night: Caitlin’s Baked Kale with Cheesy Polenta
By guest writer Caitlin Shetterly This is the first meal I ever made my husband, Dan. And it’s the perfect meal for the feast of getting to know a new person. It’s easy, light and requires no skilled labor so … Continue reading
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Tagged Caitlin Shetterly, date night, home cooking, kale, Made for You and Me, parmegiano reggiano, parmesan, polenta, red wine
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