Best French Restaurants in New York City Indulge in the diverse range of culinary experiences with the best French restaurants in New York City, offering a wealth of options from classic bistros to Michelin-starred fine dining establishments. Key Takeaways: New York City is home to a diverse range of culinary experiences, including some of the...
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17 Mexican Food in Austin
17 Mexican Food in Austin Mexican cuisine is a popular cuisine that is loved worldwide, and the city of Austin, Texas, has some of the best Mexican restaurants in the country. Whether you are looking for classic dishes like tacos, enchiladas, and guacamole or more adventurous options like chiles rellenos and pozole, Austin has something...
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Modern Kosher Kitchen Ideas
What is a Kosher Kitchen? The term Kosher has several meanings. It can mean “fits” or “approved”, for example, a kosher kitchen is one that fits the dietary rules of Jewish people, but it also refers to food that’s acceptable according to those same rules. A kosher kitchen is basically an environment or room that...
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Exploring Thailand Cuisine
When we mention Thailand, we immediately recognize that it is one of the world’s most renowned holiday destinations. From culture, religion, food, nature to adventure sports – Thailand promotes a unique culture. Exploring Thai Food Thai food plays a crucial role in the Thai way of life. In fact, it is fair to say that...
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Controversy Ensues After Recent Report Claims Saturated Fats Do Not Increase Heart Risk
In a bold move which challenged the mainstream medical though, three cardiologists have recently asserted that saturated fat does not actually enlarge the risk of a heart attack by clogging up arteries. This declaration has, unsurprisingly, received a great amount of criticism. In an editorial published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, these cardiologists...
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Careful: Alcohol Linked to Heart Arrhythmias
Researchers in Germany conducted a study that has led them to the conclusion that getting drunk is correlated with heart arrhythmias, which are atypical heart rhythms. The researchers conducted the study in an atmosphere that was full of possible subjects to partake in such. “Basically we were sitting over a beer or two, ironically, and...
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Nobu To Open Downtown
Nobu is no strange name to New Yorker’s who love Japanese cuisine, that is of course if one is willing to splurge on all the delicacies it has to offer. Nobu has been an instant hit in the past few years, but now due to rent increase the chain is moving it’s location from Tribeca...
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Nine Years of NYC Wine & Food Festival
The Food Network & Cooking Channel New York City Wine & Food Festival wrapped up last week, a four-day event that has raised $9.5 million to help fight hunger. NYCWFF has been going strong for nine years and doesn’t appear to be slowing down any time soon. The event donates 100 percent of its net...
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Shorty Tang opens two new places to dine
New York City chef, “Shorty Tang” was known for his Chinese cooking in 1973 and now his legacy is carried on by having his son and grandson open two new restaurants. His restaurant, Hwa Yuan, had sold a sizable amount of noodles a day. Tang’s recipe for sesame noodles has made it hard to get in...
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Food Network’s Wine & Food Signature Events
Wine and food are all one needs to be happy. Well, some. For New Yorker’s even though we’re picky, the Food network is enough to get us running out the door to indulge in any event hosted by the world-famous food company. We’re in luck, because come October, the Food Network is back to provide...
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