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"Mid-recipe, we also snacked on toasted bread that had been used to soak up some of the fat from the sliced marrow medallions roasting in the oven."
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"Mid-recipe, we also snacked on toasted bread that had been used to soak up some of the fat from the sliced marrow medallions roasting in the oven."
The familiar totem of supermarket deli cases and takeout chains has gained new prestige, showing up on the slowly spinning spits of stylish new restaurants and soigné food markets all over town.
Plus: New spring dishes at Angolo Soho, and more, in today's Leftovers.
Plus: A green-juice-and-vodka cocktail (really), and more, in this week's roundup.
The Torino-based "slow foods supermarket" is now e-tailing honey and such.
This new scarlet nut is a cross between a standard California walnut and a fancy French variety.
It's the chain's twentieth store worldwide.
Plus: A way to break up the midtown lunch monotony and more.
Open a restaurant in a market and health grades won't be an issue.
Plus: Free scoops tomorrow at Dylan's Candy Bar, Prosciutto Day at Eataly, and more of today's leftovers.
The Italian company is growing at a rapid clip, and it's poised to become the biggest name in food. Even more: It will happen sooner than you think.
Plus, Azealia Banks has curlers in her hair for Dossier.
Plus: A supper club with a dash of Conde Nast, high-art food porn, and more leftovers.
"Sunday dinners always remind me that I have a great husband, four healthy daughters, and that everything else is all materialistic and... who cares about it."