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Tucker Square Greenmarket has hot apple cider from Locust Grove on Thursdays and Saturdays and it's only a few blocks from the park at 66th and Broadway.

Sunday afternoons in the winter are all about homemade ravioli.

All the bars in New York are in New York City??? Gotta add the Old Pink in Buffalo to that list. That place is classic.

hailing from buffalo i think if i saw someone eat a chicken wing with a fork i would fall off my chair. much the same confusion i witness when i see new yorkers with all their umbrellas open on snowy days.

I made a pomegranate molasses dressing for Christmas Eve dinner by cooking down POM brand pure pomegranate juice with some agave nectar. Reducing it to about half and a thick molasses. It was tasty but seems more cost effective to buy this molasses. Did you find it in New York and if so, what store carries it?

Thanks!

locust grove at greenmarket in union square and tucker square and also prospect hill in tucker square has quince.

Completely disagree about the stock! Not utilizing a whole chicken when you buy it to make stock in my mind is a waste of food (maybe I'm just too cheap to shell out 4.99 for a little container of organic stock when I already have a chicken).

Dinner rolls. I homemade dinner rolls for Thanksgiving this year and it wasn't worth it. The turned out too dense and not even as good as store bought rolls. Actually, any bread making is a waste of time for me. I live in Brooklyn, we have excellent bakeries for these sorts of things.

when peaches are in season at the farmer markets in new york, they are the best. oh! and apricots.

organic, no nitrate bacon, rustic whole wheat toasted, spicy arugula as the L, striped german heirloom tomato and homemade garlic aioli.

I happen to like it. It's shot beautifully and I love the Bittman, Batali and Paltrow trio. Claudia, however, should be thrown to the wolves. She is not entertaining and I hate when she tries to "teach" Bittman spanish. It's probably the most uncomfortable and annoying thing ever televised. The food and the wine look delicious!

bacon.

Fun Fish Fridays. Catholic school vegetarian fridays. Fish sticks in the shape of actual goldfish, nuff said.

whole foods is actually pretty cheap when it comes to stuff like seafood and meat. some non perishable stuff you can probably find cheaper if you bargain shop. but all in all, people have gotten used to food costing a LOT less than it should so get used to the whole foods prices. america's "dirty little secret" is the amount of our income we spend on food.

buy what you can local and head over to whole foods for olive oil and flour.