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The Brooklyn Kitchen is about education. On one hand, they’ve got classes on knife skills, sauces, traditional breakfast dishes, and pies. The Williamsburg space even hosts classes in collaboration with several of Brooklyn’s finest culinary institutions, whether it’s a homemade pizza class with Roberta's or a pickling class with McClure's. On the other hand, the Brooklyn Kitchen offers high quality kitchen wares and locally and ethically sourced meats. (The butchers here know their stuff--Tom Mylan, one of four butchers, helped open Marlow and Sons.) They’ve got pork, lamb, and beef, and offer a ridiculous amount of sausages--even a chili cheese-stuffed hot dog. Aside from the stuff you can buy, the butchers are open to any and all questions. --Shane Barnes
DIY food- and beverage-related crafts have soared in popularity in the past several years, and we'll bet you can think of at least one or two friends who have at least flirted with a homebrewing hobby... More »
Thursday, January 3 Pie-Making Class at The Brooklyn Kitchen: Head to Williamsburg to learn how to make a mean pie from author and baker Millicent Souris. She'll teach you the secret to making perfe... More »
Holiday shopping is in full swing and gift guides are aplenty, but what does a friend, spouse, family member, or fond admirer get for the devoted beer lover in their life? Gifts from these New York ... More »
Monday, June 11 Taste of Times Square There's going to be a outdoor pop-up food festival today on 46th Street between Broadway and 9th Avenue. Taste of Times Square features international flavors fr... More »
Harold Dieterle is having a prix fixe dinner at Perilla, featuring dishes made with La Quercia products like prosciutto, guanciale, speck, and lardo. The dinner will be held on Tuesday, April 24 from ... More »
When it comes to green space, New York is not found wanting--besides Central Park and Prospect Park, there are gardens, cemeteries, playgrounds, and a plethora of weedy vacant lots. Still, you wouldn't exactly call it bucolic. Nevertheless, there's a move afoot that has Flatbush Avenue looking a lot like Tobacco Road. Red Hook has sprouted fields of vegetables, Bushwick restaurants grow their own produce, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden offers tutorials in rabbit-rearing and beekeeping.... More »
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