- January 22nd, 2016
- lisa
- Comments Off on Brooklyn Wok Shop Chili Oil – Dialed in Heat
In the bustling markets across New York, a seemingly average jar of chili oil is stacked under smiling faces. The sauce comes from a family with a history in making...
- January 6th, 2016
- lisa
- Comments Off on Mixedmade Trees Knees – Sweet Heat
Where it starts is in the Catskills, the rolling meandering green coated mountains that take up the most part of the state of New York. It comes from Sugarbush, what...
- November 27th, 2013
- lisa
- Comments Off on Empire Mayo – Jars of Spreadable Happiness
During the fever pitch “what could they think of next” era in recent food history, there came a couple putting the food scene into a fury of “enough is enough.”...
- November 11th, 2013
- lisa
- Comments Off on Hella Bitter – The Best Bitter Brooklyners
You’ve got your small barrel aged bourbon, locally distilled vodka, heck – you’ve likely got artisan syrups; then you’ve got that old crusty bottle wrapped in paper you picked up...
- August 20th, 2010
- lisa
- Comments Off on New York Fancy Food Show – Part 2
The long-awaited, part-two of our New York Fancy Food Show visit. After a tiring, early afternoon of stomping around the city, we rested and cleaned up for dinner. Where, of...
- July 25th, 2010
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- Comments Off on New York Fancy Food Show – Part 1
We shipped out on the first plane to The Big Apple Saturday morning before the show. Our plan of attack? Land, check-in to our hotel, and get living like ‘real’...
- June 28th, 2008
- lisa
- Comments Off on Southport Grocery heads to the Big Apple
When most people hear the words “New York City” they think of a skyscraper packed skyline, bright broadway lights, fancy restaurants and sidewalks spilling over with hipsters and tourists loaded...