Food trucks are synonymous with on-the-go eating, but every once and while, it’s nice to be able to sit down with it, enjoy several courses of it, and pair it with beers from the Brooklyn Brewery.
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Despite doubling the butterfat, this issue follows our standard master recipe for cooking up an Edible.
For all those headed out there in the next few days to hunt down one last gift for your holiday list, we’ve got a few ideas. In fact, last-minute gifts are practically the only kind we give. So here goes… 1. Buy a couple of Ball or Mason jars from your local hardware/kitchenware store and any of the canning, pickling and preserving books cataloged here by the Punk Domestics, a very modern DIY site dedicated to preserving traditional foodways. (We must admit our favorite is Tart & Sweet, by Brooklynite Kelly Geary, whom we’ve lauded countless times on these digital pages ourselves.)
If your current quaffs include that limited edition Lambrusco and the new rosé from Long Island’s Croteaux, chances are you live in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Wine Exchange has weekly sessions at its “the Learning Center”
