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‘Engines of Gastronomy’

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Posted 09/26/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

La Lunetta Chef Brings Mobile Brick Oven to Brooklyn Flea

Dave Sclarow is driving his hand-built brick oven over to Atlantic Antic next month, too!

Posted 09/02/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Will Coke’s New 100-Flavor Fountain Dispense Pure Liquid Evil?

Finally, banana-strawberry-ginger-açaí Coke at the touch of a button!

Posted 08/22/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Black Iron Burger’s Griddle Isn’t Actually Made of Black Iron

Black Iron Burger’s Griddle Isn’t Actually Made of Black Iron

Check out all that shiny chrome.

Posted 08/01/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Buddakan’s Pump and Oven Keep the Peking Duck Coming

Buddakan’s Pump and Oven Keep the Peking Duck Coming

Pump it up, until you can feel it...

Posted 07/11/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Matsugen’s Mill Is Constantly Grinding

Matsugen’s Mill Is Constantly Grinding

An ancient technology modernized for today's soba kitchen.

Posted 06/27/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Under the Ultraviolet Light, the Crab Cartilage Can't Hide

Under the Ultraviolet Light, the Crab Cartilage Can't Hide

Better crab picking through technology.

Posted 05/30/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Tailor's Liquid-Nitrogen Dispenser Is Very, Very Cold

Tailor's Liquid-Nitrogen Dispenser Is Very, Very Cold

So cold that it freezes before the food knows what's happening.

Posted 05/09/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Fabio Trabocchi Plays a Mean Chitarra

Fabio Trabocchi Plays a Mean Chitarra

Fabio Trabocchi has been making handmade pasta on his chitarra for over twenty years.

Posted 04/25/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Commerce’s Athanor Oven Is a Chef Magnet

Commerce’s Athanor Oven Is a Chef Magnet

A $100,000 oven does more than just cook chickens at Commerce.

Posted 04/11/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Country's Infernal Machine Turns and Turns Again

Country's Infernal Machine Turns and Turns Again

The $35,000 La Besse Giraudon rotisserie at Country is among the mightiest of the city’s engines of gastronomy.

Posted 03/28/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Savoy's Branding Iron Is Not Cruel to Crème Brûlée

Savoy's Branding Iron Is Not Cruel to Crème Brûlée

Savoy's crème brûlée branding iron applies the brown without the butane.

Posted 03/07/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Seymour Burton’s Old Beast of an Ice-Cream Maker Churns Away in the Basement

Posted 02/08/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Joe Ng’s Rice Dough Steamer Takes Chung Fun to the Next Level

Posted 01/25/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

The Ferrari of Slicers Is Parked at San Domenico

Posted 01/11/08 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

At Insieme, Marco Canora Makes Pasta Like It’s 1875

Posted 12/14/07 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Jean Georges’ CVap Oven Is ‘Better Than the Bag’

Posted 11/30/07 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Mr. Recipe Is the Spice Guru to the Chefs

Posted 11/09/07 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Dévi's Hemant Mathur Keeps It Real With His Tandoor

Posted 10/26/07 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

Tadashi Ono’s Sashimi Knife Isn’t As Big As It Used to Be

Posted 10/12/07 in Grub Street

Engines of Gastronomy

If It's a Frozen Dessert at P*ong, Blame the Pacojet