Food & Drink

Curries and peppers, garlic and ginger, mangos and carrots, and Egusi seeds and pimento are all stars in Kwame Onwuachi’s show, now permanently housed at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. For the Lincoln Center, a venue known for hosting world-class ballets, majestic orchestras and award-winning actors, Chef Kwame’s
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In the middle of the bustling East Village in Manhattan, Veselka has been a connection to the Ukrainian community that settled there since it opened in 1954. In 2023, it earned a James Beard Outstanding Restaurant nomination, based on its “food, atmosphere and hospitality while contributing positively to its broader community.” Winners will be announced
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Meati Foods, a Colorado-based alternative protein company, announces today the launch of its inaugural scientific advisory board. Headed by Dr. Harold Schmitz, former Chief Science Officer at Mars, the five member board aims to further the company’s scientific knowledge around fungi. According to Schmitz, the Meati Scientific Advisory Board (MSAB) will focus on five major
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Brooklyn, N.Y.-based City Saucery announces proudly on its website that its tomato sauces stem from “ugly tomatoes.” This isn’t a nasty Yelp review, but the company’s showcasing that its homemade sauces are derived from “local upcycled tomatoes that would ordinarily go to waste.” It describes itself as a “mission-based food manufacturing company,” which is dedicated
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As the restaurant industry grapples with fragmented supply chains, an ongoing labor crisis, and dramatic price increases for everyday ingredients, one family-owned eatery is enjoying its well-earned reputation as a sustainable culinary oasis in Texas. Owned and operated by husband-wife team, Brian and Amanda Light, Ronin is located in Bryan, about halfway between Austin and
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Motal cheese is a goat cheese flavored with herbs that is made throughout the Caucasus, particularly in the mountainous regions of eastern Armenia. The cheesemaking technique dates back about 5,000 years and is in danger of disappearing. Insider traveled to the town of Chambarak, Armenia, about two hours northeast from the capital, Yerevan, to meet
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A strawberry unlike any other is about to make its debut. Oishii, the brand behind the coveted and sometimes viral Omakase Berry, will be launching its second strawberry, The Koyo Berry, this spring. Known for creating visually perfect, red, always seasonal strawberries in their indoor vertical farms, Oishii’s newest berry is designed to encapsulate refreshing
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No longer maligned, Chardonnay is making a comeback. Not that it ever left for some of us. One of the first toys I bought for my Golden Retriever puppy was a plush wine bottle bearing a label, “Ruff Day Chardonnay.” I could relate to the sentiment. Chardonnay is one of my go-to wines, not only
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