Six months into a new relationship, lifelong ice cream lovers Jess Eddy and Crista Freeman launched their very own line of artisanal pints–Phin & Phebes. Inspired by childhood memories and vacations of yore, the dairilicious duo creates intensely flavored scoops.
EDIBLE EVENTS: An Aphrodisiac Cooking Class, Homebrewing How To, and Night of Comedy to Fight Hunger
Hungry? Our events calendar has loads of Edible events around the city, like Gracious Grub NYC’s series of seven unique food and drinks events–everything from homebrewing tutorials to an aphrodisiac cooking class–to help raise funds and awareness for Food Bank for New York City. Here’s what’s happening this week.
Biking home through Brownsville, Nora Painten couldn’t help noticing an overgrown vacant lot on Rockaway Avenue, just across from P.S. 323, soaking up the sun. Lots of paperwork and $24,282 through Kickstarter later, Painten now runs a vibrant school garden in the space, teaching little fingers how to plant garlic and teenagers how to turn compost, among other garden tasks.
On a nearly forgotten strip between the Navy Yard and DUMBO, amid the Greek Revival row houses and cobblestone, sits Vinegar Hill House. The cuisine is sometimes haute, sometimes down home Americana, but always outstanding.
Hungry? Our events calendar has loads of Edible events around the city, like New Fish City, our waterfront seafood feast. Here’s what’s happening this week.
The team at Industry City Distillery in Sunset Park wants to take vodka beyond its flavorless fame. Using a fermentation and distillation system made from scratch and beet-based sugar from upstate, their new line of vodkas is anything but bland.
Hungry? Our events calendar has loads of Edible events around the city, like this 4-course tasting dinner by acclaimed chef Sara Jenkins of Porsena to celebrate the release of Louisa Shafia’s new cookbook, The New Persian Kitchen. Here’s what’s happening this week.
Can six o’clock get here already??? We’re ready to hear those corks a poppin’ and fill our plates with all sorts of decadent bites at tonight’s Brooklyn Uncorked, our annual celebration of Long Island Wine. Here are some photos from last year’s fun so you can get excited, too.
Our friends at Brooklyn Based and Brooklyn Brewery sure know how to throw a good party. Every summer they pick some worthy Brooklyn neighborhoods for their Immersion tour and then give away loads of tickets good for free beer samples and deals at bars, restaurants and shops in that area. This year: Red Hook.
Hungry? Our events calendar has loads of Edible events around the city, like this night of BBQ, Beer & Bluegrass at Fort Reno. Here’s what’s happening this week.
If you missed our amazing panel of food writers and journalists at last month’s Food Media 101 at Brooklyn Brewery, you’re in luck. We caught a few of their expert tips for making a career in food media on video and, generous beings that we are, decided we’d share them with you!
When it rains, it pours! (And no, we’re not talking about the weather.) We were in need of a few good photos for our upcoming issue and wow! What a selection we got! We’ve already hemmed and hawed and narrowed it down to five photo possibilities, but can you help us choose the best one?
