“MY peas are coming up — sugar snaps and snow peas — and the seeds I scattered out in my cold frame a month ago are now a blanket of baby greens. A few mornings ago, while weeding, I popped a tiny bok choy seedling into my mouth and let its peppery, sweet flavor explode [...]
Archive for April 19th, 2008
Out of the Yard and Onto the Fork
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Mexican Cuisine: A food tradition worth some attention
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Although Mexican food doesn’t possess the worldly prestige of French cuisine, its bright, vibrant, and layered flavors mark it as an epicurean culture worthy of more critical attention, and is certainly a cuisine worth salivating over.
Growing up in southern California, my love for Mexican food began at a young age. Some form of [...]
Sweet Tooth: Grom’s Genius Gelato
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“When I first walked into Grom on Broadway at 76th Street a year ago, I was skeptical. Another chain trying to make it in New York City. Another lousy gelato shop tricking us into thinking it’s the real deal.
So, upon meeting the two young Italian owners, Federico Grom — who is tall, dark and handsome — and [...]