You probably can’t even talk to your farmer about the ingredients in Forage, Harvest, Feast. They might even devote a not-insubstantial amount of time to weeding them out of their crop beds.
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Keith Cohen, of the 98-year-old Orwasher’s Bakery, shares the secrets to making the perfect sourdough starter.
With the burst of warm weather earlier this week, it feels like something must be growing out there, right? Sadly, it’s still a bit soon for those first spring crops to hit the Greenmarkets. Until they do, here’s a terrific recipe that will tickle your taste buds and get you through the last, long stretch of early spring.
At home with the cookbook author and Chopped star, the gear is heavy-duty and the attitude is light.
After a year of eating wild foods, winter brings the season to drink them.
In Brooklyn’s Italian-American households, a spirited tradition lives on. (Recipe included.)
When we published Edible Brooklyn: The Cookbook back in October, we intended for it to be a community cookbook, a snapshot via 100 collected recipes from the cooks in our community, be they restaurant chefs, gardeners, grandmothers, pickle-makers, cheesemongers, brewers, bakers or baristas. Needless to say that’s sparked plenty of discussion on what real Brooklyn food is. We’re going to let you help us decide with the help of a panel of four Brooklyn food experts and cookbook contributors on January 17 at the Tenement Museum.
Keith Orwasher (left) with a few of his incredible Upper East Side-baked loaves. Next Wednesday…
