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Meet America's Only Full-Time Professional Cheese Carver

Sarah Kaufmann’s Pietà is in Gruyère
May 21, 2013 9:01 am

The Giant of Illinois. Thumbelina, the miniature horse. The Cheese Lady. All are immortalized as Guinness World Record holders, but only one has carved a wedding sculpture featuring a water-skiing bride and groom from a giant block of cheese. Meet the lady who does that.

I Survived The Great Googamooga And Manhattan Cocktail Classic

Two major food and drink festivals went down in NYC
May 20, 2013 9:01 am

Contributing Editor Matt Rodbard files a dispatch from this weekend’s Manhattan Cocktail Classic and Great Googamooga food and music festivals. 

How The Spotted Pig Almost Went Vegetarian For An Evening

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall was in town, with veg
May 14, 2013 10:01 am

“I was starting to be known as the meat guy,” admits British cookbook author and food television presenter Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall as we share a booth at the Spotted Pig in New York's West Village. In the U.K., Hugh is famous for his River Cottage television series — where he cooks from his Devon headquarters (the cottage) while instilling a “back to basics” ethic. He was in town to cook a whole bunch of vegetables.

Cochon 555 Chicago: A Porkapalooza Starring Face Chorizo And Ham Cotton Candy

Another year, another Prince of Pork for the Chi
Apr 30, 2013 1:01 pm
Photo: Galdones Photography

The Cochon 555 tour made its annual stop in Chicago on Sunday. Once again, the porky and boozy event took place at the lovely Four Seasons Hotel. As always, each chef used a different heritage breed of pig and prepared five different “bites.” Read on for an event recap and to find out who took home the honors.

Big Weekend: Austin Food & Wine Festival 2013

Everything is bigger in Texas, weekends included
Apr 29, 2013 10:01 am

Over the weekend we decamped to Austin, Texas for the second annual Austin Food & Wine Festival. It’s become sort of an annual spring thing for us and might we just say that spring has sprung in that part of the country. Texas, y'all are some beautiful people. Here's what we got ourselves into.

At Tørst, The Scandinavian Beer Scene Grows In Brooklyn

A beer bar from cult brewer Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø
Apr 23, 2013 2:02 pm

Last Tuesday evening we stopped into Tørst for a beer chilled precisely to 42 degrees, perfectly carbonated with a blend of nitrogen and carbon dioxide and poured from a glassed-in series of gauges, knobs and tubes that would sweep a science fair. Welcome to Tørst, a very different kind of craft beer bar!

The Main Spectacle At The NYC Hot Sauce Expo Was (Awesomely) Terrifying

Ever seen a face really melt? Best grab some milk.
Apr 22, 2013 2:01 pm

I spent Sunday afternoon basking in cool, sunny weather in Williamsburg's East River Park, enjoying the involuntary tears that come when you've tried about 50 of the hottest sauces available on the market today. Here are our favorites, plus what happened when we tried the single most mouth-scorching offering in the park. 

Korean Restaurants NYC Photos

Get to know the other side of Korean cooking
Apr 21, 2013 2:57 pm
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