
From left, guinea hens from BLT Market; tartlets from Gramercy Tavern; and bruschetta from Craft.Photos: Kang Kim/Miki Duisterhof/Richard Gerhard Jung
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From left, guinea hens from BLT Market; tartlets from Gramercy Tavern; and bruschetta from Craft.Photos: Kang Kim/Miki Duisterhof/Richard Gerhard Jung
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A rain of purple potatoes.Photo: Kang Kim

“Mommy, is that tree dead?”Photo: iStockphoto.com/Anneclaire Le Royer
“I was helping my parents take down the Christmas tree and the perfume was amazing,” DeChellis says. “So I took a few branches off and roasted a piece of grilled beef over the needles in an aluminum-foil pouch and I loved it!” DeChellis was kind enough to pass along a similar pine-scented recipe, below, so that Grub Street readers can recycle any trees or wreaths they have lying around the house instead of just dragging them outside to the curb. DeChellis also has a suggestion for stale gingerbread cookies: “Grind them up and crust scallops with it. Serve with a sauce of brown butter, gingerbread powder, and milk blended in a blender with Brussels sprout leaves on the side.” Delish! — Rob Patronite & Robin Raisfeld
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