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Soul Food From Andrew Carmellini

He’s done French. He’s done Italian. Next up for the classically trained chef: American food without boundaries.

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New York Magazine
Where the Underground Gourmet Will Be Eating

Cheapish eats we’ve got our eyes on.

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New York Magazine
Michael White Defines His Terms

What’s an osteria? We’re about to find out.

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New York Magazine
Mega Mario

Eataly promises New Yorkers the most exciting, delicious, illuminating food-shopping experience since, well, ever.

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New York Magazine
The Sweetest Cherry

Cherry tomatoes are the M&M’s of the tomato world—compulsively edible, and, at their best, nearly as sweet.

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New York Magazine
Eloise at the Food Court

Todd English opens a restaurant—a slew of them, actually—at the Plaza.

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New York Magazine
The Great Tomato Hunt

After a historically bad, blight-stricken 2009, heirlooms are back with a vengeance. A taste-test of the seasons first arrivals.

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New York Magazine
Wild Blueberries

Smaller, glossier, and richer in flavor than their cultivated brethren, wild blueberries have a short season and a very devoted following.

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Robb Report
Dining: Star Quest

‘‘The room is like a museum,’’ says 28-year-old Christopher Hache of the recently revamped dining salon at Hôtel de Crillon’s Les Ambassadeurs, the century-old Parisian temple of gastronomy where, in April, he took charge of the kitchen. Once t

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Chef Corey Lee Opens Debut Restaurant

Corey Lee, James Beard Foundation Award winner and former French Laundry chef de cuisine, will open his first solo restaurant, Benu, in San Francisco this week.  Benu, an Egyptian word symbolizing rebirth and new beginnings, is the culmination of Lee’s

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