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Covering Philipstown, Cold Spring, Garrison and Putnam Valley in New York’s Hudson Highlands
By PCNR Staff | on April 26, 2022
Rice noodles are noodles ... made out of rice! They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes
I think there's a neverending variety of noodles out there. To the novice and the infrequent shopper, buying noodles in a well-stocked Asian grocer can be a little overwhelming. Thin, thick, egg and rice-based, hand-pulled, buckwheat, wheat – help! I have a strong arsenal of dried noodles in
Our food critic’s name may be false, but the credentials are not. This gastronome has studied the history, cultivation, preparation, science and technology of food for more than 30 years.
THE BASICS: A nod to its name, the walls of Drunken Fish are peppered with murals of fish that ap
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👋 Hello, Joe here. After a recent bus ride downtown, I walked north for lunch and landed at Pho Lucky on Woodward.
🐔I chose chicken. It was well-seasoned — tasting like it came straight off the grill — and served atop a bed of vermicelli
Daphne Oz’s approach to food might best be described as “gusto.” Watch any video of her preparing a meal — and there are many across multiple social media channels — she is not just eating food but savoring it: twirling spaghetti, licking ice cream from spoons, biting into her just-m
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From pad Thai and som tum to fiery red curry and Thai corn fritters, Sydney has a very firm grasp on the great breadth and depth of flavours found by exploring the best Thai food in the city. It never used to be like that, but in the past decade especially, Sydney’s taste for regionality
Thomasina Miers shows us how to make this Mexican pasta recipe, complete with smoky salsa and avocado cream.
To make the fideus, heat half of the oil in a large, deep frying pan or skillet. Add the pasta and fry until at least half is a dark golden colour, but not burnt. Drain on ki
‘It’s sweet, salty, spicy, fishy and fresh,’ says artist Cao Fei of her recipe for Singapore laksa. As seen in this month’s Artist’s Palate feature, a Wallpaper* homage to our favourite contemporary art
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