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Harboring a Crush on Shepherd’s Pie

by Casey Barber October 10, 2011

“We filled every square inch of the table with plates of the signature fried clam tacos, Berkshire pork with salted caramel, fried chicken with vinegar dipping sauce, cheesy grits, buttery green beans, another pork belly sandwich because I’d talked it up so much, and bowls of salty fresh-cut fries.”

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Sake: It’s Not Just For Sushi Anymore

by Good. Food. Stories. Contributor October 6, 2011

“Despite sake’s growing popularity, there’s still confusion over its different styles, and oftentimes a misguided impression that one is not too different than the next. In reality, sake varies as much as fine wine; from clear to cloudy to crisp and light to creamy and full-bodied.”

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Do the Food Truck Hop

by Caitlin Thornton September 29, 2011

“Part scavenger hunt, part massive Thanksgiving-size meal, and just an amazing excuse to explore the city, on a food truck hop you start at one spot for your appetizer, head to another for your main course, and top it off with a dessert at a final truck. For maximum results, it’s imperative to implement a bar hop and get some drinks along the way.”

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Ask Casey: Let’s Make a DIY Root Cellar!

by Casey Barber September 26, 2011

“The absolute easiest way to make a “root cellar” space for your vegetables without building a new space or digging into the ground is to find the coldest space in your house—it doesn’t have to be a basement nook, but if it is, make sure it’s far away from the furnace room.”

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The Bar Cart: A Pickled Surfer at Ditch Plains

by Casey Barber September 19, 2011

“It’s pickle brine, the sugar- and turmeric-infused neon juice from bread and butter slices, that Ditch Plains mixes with whiskey to make a cocktail called The Pickled Surfer. Citrus comes to the rescue once again, with a squeeze of lime juice that cuts both the sweetness and the burn for a truly mellow finish to each sip.”

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Double-Wide Meals at Cozy Cottage

by Good. Food. Stories. Contributor September 15, 2011

“Cozy Cottage is an unspoiled utilitarian gem unlike any pretentious Manhattan barbecue hot spot, trendy Williamsburg fauxthentic truck stop, or other contrived ‘comfort food’ eatery for image-conscious hipsters. The Cottage is a breath of fresh Bronx air.”

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