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Reel Food
CDB wrote 11 months ago: Molto Sirio It’s a rare film about haute cuisine that manages to come down to Earth and stir … more →
A Toast To Thirst
CDB wrote 1 year ago: This week’s New Yorker features an unexpected treat by staff writer Burkhard Bilger. Call it t … more →
Sardinian Red [Instant Cred]
CDB wrote 1 year ago: A positive side effect of the big, bad economic slowdown is a greater focus on value when it comes t … more →
The Shopsin Doctrine
CDB wrote 1 year ago: Kenny Shopsin’s is a New York Institution; his 900-menu-item eatery, like the man and his city … more →
Beers to Live By
CDB wrote 1 year ago: The sky may be falling on Wall Street, but we’ll always have beer. It makes us happy; it … more →
Reading For The (Self-Administered) Apocalypse
CDB wrote 1 year ago: Everyone has a preferred hangover helper (mine’s a steaming hot spicy bowl of pho noodle soup, … more →
Tangerine Meats and Marmalade Fries
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CDB wrote 1 year ago: Today’s Times has an interesting article on a fruit that alters one’s perception of tast … more →
Gentlemen Prefer...Oysters and Beer
CDB wrote 1 year ago: A wise gentleman once declared, ‘A truce with thirst, a truce with hunger; they’re stron … more →
Play. Pour. Drink. Repeat.
CDB wrote 1 year ago: In this month’s issue of Outside Magazine (May), I got the chance to team up with some other t … more →
West Is Best [Caffeine]
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CDB wrote 1 year ago: I’ve bent many an ear with tales of a certain coffee roaster from my hometown of Portland, Ore … more →
Smith: Restaurant Row? More like Liquor Lane
CDB wrote 1 year ago: With a name like “THE JAKEWALK”, there’s already good reason to look forward to the latest addition … more →
Step Off, Umami! Moroyaka in da House [Flavor Wars, Part I]
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CDB wrote 1 year ago: [Flavor Wars - in which this blog takes a look at a misunderstood or underappreciated taste, and di … more →
There Will Be Bird
CDB wrote 1 year ago: This week at Picholine, chef Terrance Brennan will be cooking up the wild mallard ducks and pheasant … more →
