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Serious Eats Neighborhood Guides: Dana Benigno's Ukrainian Village

Every other week we like to bring you another installment of Serious Eats Neighborhood Guides, which detail the places local chefs and food writers actually frequent in their on 'hoods. Last time, Phil Rubino took us on a tour of Wrigleyville. This week, Dana Benigno, the Executive Director for Green City Market, dishes out some of her favorite places around the Ukrainian Village, with a little bit of West Town thrown in. More

How to Make Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Kale Salad

At a recent cooking class during the New York Culinary Experience at the French Culinary Institute, Chef Jean Georges Vongerichten shared tips and a recipe for a raw kale salad from the menu at Nougatine restaurant on the Upper West Side. "It's a new-style Caesar salad," he said as he demonstrated the proper way to prepare dinosaur kale, serrano chilies, and a parmesan dressing for this delicious dish. More

Serious Eats Neighborhood Guides: Joel Hough's Fort Greene (and Clinton Hill)

Joel Hough's passion for bold flavors and fresh ingredients brought him to what's arguably the farmer's market capital of New York: Fort Greene, where he lives with his wife and two daughters. Occasionally Joel ventures East for a really, really good doughnut, but on most weekends you'll find him in the neighborhood. Here's where he goes to eat. More

The Lunar Cheesecake at Baskin-Robbins

Baskin-Robbins is all about commemorating pivotal moments in American history. When the first man landed on the moon in 1969, the company celebrated by launching a Lunar Cheesecake ice cream flavor. Now, 43 years later, they've dug into the deep freeze and pulled the flavor out of retirement to honor yet another great moment in American history: the release of Men in Black III. More

AHT Giveaway: Case of Pat LaFrieda Burgers

To celebrate National Burger Month, we're teaming up with famed New York City meat purveyor (and current stars of Food Network's Meat Men) Pat LaFrieda to give away a case of "AHT blend" burger patties (24 per case) each week for four weeks. Patties will be shipped fresh anywhere in the U.S. (sorry, international readers!), perfect for throwing a giant burger party or for cooking burger-centric meals at home. To enter this week's contest, just tell us in the comments section: What would you do with the burgers if you won? More

The Pizza Lab: We Test The New and Improved KettlePizza Grill Insert

We tested the KettlePizza insert back in 2010 when it first came out and were not extremely impressed with the results. Since that early look, the inventor, Al Contarino has jumped into the conversation to let us know that he's come up with a new and improved model that should address many of the problems we had with the old one. We were all to happy to give the new model another shot. Here's how it went down. More

Inside Sweetleaf's New Brooklyn Café

Roasters from the other coast are prominently featured, such as Heart and longstanding Sweetleaf favorite Ritual. We loved the sweet and airy Colombia El Mandarino microlot from the latter, poured over V60 into a sneaky custom brew-bar with brewer-cone drains. The level of care is among the highest in NYC—with the level of pretension among the lowest. It's a(n unfortunately) rare combination that makes each cup of coffee that much sweeter. More

Video: Carp Invasion

Asian carp are quickly becoming the invasive species to beat. They are showing up and taking over in rivers across the country and threatening native species by out-competing fish for plankton. We met with a fisherman on the Peoria River in Illinois who was tackling some carp. More

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