As someone who was raised on a foundation of make-it-up-as-you-go, I like the idea that you don’t need 100 years of repetition for something to matter.
Tastemakers
It’s a celebration of the ability to obtain a Dominican juice drink, a Reuben and a salted caramel mini-cupcake within a 15 minute walk.
Last week at Madiba, Wine for the World—a socially conscious New York company that imports wines from emerging markets—poured a stellar collection of South African wine.
We dropped by Other Half Brewing Company to capture the making of their “Beat It, Nerd!” collaboration with Jarnit-Bjergsø of Evil Twin Brewing.
Watching a critical mass build from across the Atlantic early on, brewer Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø eventually realized that Brooklyn was where he belonged.
Passage de la Fleur is a 280-square-foot wine shop in Prospect Heights whose elbow-crook-shaped shelf space is entirely dedicated to (mostly French) natural wines.
We reached out to Tom Mylan, co-owner of The Meat Hook and author of The Meat Hook’s Meat Book , to demonstrate this fundamental kitchen technique.
A new book traces the path from Kentucky moonshine to Kings County Distillery.
The date has finally arrived for our sold out “How to Prepare a Korean Feast” event over…
He’s changed the course of New York dining time and again, but 19 years ago when Andrew Tarlow decided to take a chance on Williamsburg, he didn’t start out with a game plan, let alone visions of an epicurean empire.
“It’s definitely time for a trade show in Brooklyn focused exclusively on the borough’s talented tastemakers,” said Edible Brooklyn publisher Stephen Munshin to kick off Brooklyn Eats, a showcase of more than 100 local food and drink makers organized by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce as this borough’s answer to Manhattan’s Fancy Food Show.
