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It’s no secret that Brooklyn is passionate about its local food artisans, chefs, farmers, nonprofits and shops. Based on your votes, here are our 2014 Local Heroes.
The SALO Project’s Yana Gilbuena is embarking on a 50-week, cross-country series of Filipino pop-up dinners with Feastly in an effort to represent Filipino food stateside.
Each year, Edible Communities gives its readers an opportunity to recognize the work of our local heroes. Here are our nominations. Who will you vote for?
Our editors are driving away the winter blues this week by looking to sources of inspiration and comfort, like The Selby, seed catalogues, and chicken soup.
Togue Brawn of Maine Dayboat Scallops is bringing the freshest Maine scallops to New York for a tasting at the Brooklyn Kitchen.
Our editors take us both backward and forward in time with stories of sad-but-true vintage recipes, local wine lore and soon-to-be 3D printers for home kitchens.
Since we publish the stuff, we’re naturally biased toward celebrating all of our content. We’re here for you though, reader, and are always curious about which stories you enjoy most.
I’ve already said how inspired I am by the lifelong writings of Wendell Berry, so imagine my delight in recently listening to him in conversation with The Stone Barns Center’s president Fred Kirschenmann.
The day’s finally here! Mermaid’s Garden Market, the city’s first fully sustainable seafood market, is now open in Prospect Heights “after five years of planning and six years of building.”
Broadway Panhandler, just off of Washington Square Park, will be at our What’s Cooking event happening this Wednesday at the Brooklyn Brewery.
Combining their talents, the duo behind Noble Goods created an artisanal design and fabrication company that specializes in modern home furnishings in wood and resin.
