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Big Apple Bites: Weird Grasshopper Tacos and Superb Brussels Sprouts at Toloache

March 22, 2012

Brilliant Brussels Sprouts at Toloache

I recently spent four glorious days in midtown Manhattan.

For two of those, I was pretty much closeted in the Roger Smith Hotel attending back-to-back seminars at a cookbook conference. Read more…

Filed Under: Brussels sprouts, Fall vegetables, New York City, Recipe, Salad, Vegetables Tagged With: brussels sprouts, celebrity chef, comfortable shoes, epicurious, glorious days, grand central station, grasshopper, haunting photos, hubbub, jewish heritage, julian medina, lexington ave, midtown manhattan, minded souls, New York City, pumpkin seeds, roger smith hotel, sapporo, steak frites, tacos, toloache

Miracle on Allen Street

October 11, 2010

NEW YORK: Call it my Higher Power, divine intervention, a charmed life …..

How else to explain this almost unbelievable story?

It was Day Three of my recent four-day visit here. (Two more days were spent travelling from and back to Toronto by VIA/Amtrak train – a quick word of advice, don’t try it and, if you do, take enough to eat for the 12-hour trip as the “food” from the cafe car, including coffee, is basically inedible.) While here, I also attended parts of the Food Network Wine & Food Festival: a new offshoot of the Miami event that’s been going for several years and is a similarly hectic, celeb-studded whirlwind of demos, parties and tastings. More on that later. Read more…

Filed Under: New York City, Restaurant, Story Tagged With: amtrak train, body experience, divine intervention, flecks, food festival, food network, gail simmons, hubbub, miami event, New York, offshoot, ramen noodles, rice pudding, risotto, stanton st, tasty chicken, telegenic, top chef, unbelievable story, wallet, what this means, word of advice

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Marion Kane, Food Sleuth®

Marion Kane has been a leader in the world of food journalism for a few decades. She is an intrepid populist whose work combines social commentary with a consuming passion for all things culinary. For 18 years, she was food editor/columnist for Canada's largest newspaper: the Toronto Star. She lives in Toronto's colourful Kensington Market and is currently a free-wheeling freelance food sleuth®, podcaster, writer and cook.

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