Photo by Joseph L. Nizza
The Pizza Oven in the Backyard
In Staten Island, where pizza is religion, an 84-year-old woman makes pies for friends and family in her own backyard oven.
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Photo by Joseph L. Nizza
In Staten Island, where pizza is religion, an 84-year-old woman makes pies for friends and family in her own backyard oven.
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Sunchokes are ugly, hard to clean, and hard to turn into an entrée. The author describes his struggle with and eventual triumph over these tubers. One bite of sesame-sunchoke ravioli makes all the planning and scrubbing worthwhile.
Photo by Mike Nizza
After a failed restaurant meal of linguine and clams and bruschetta, the author tries to make things right in his own kitchen--despite being a few clams short. Here, a description of his efforts, along with his recipes for both dishes.
Photo by Mike Nizza
On our first beach vacation, I was determined to find the best meals possible. Only problem: we were in Aruba, an island known for its beaches, its sunshine, its perfect weather...but not its food.
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Racing against time to prepare a romantic meal, rescued by what may be the greatest essay ever written on hamburger meat. Cooking for the girlfriend on a Friday night proves to be an altogether new -- and welcome -- culinary challenge.
Corby Kummer, author of The Great Grocery Smackdown, finds a surprising array of produce at Walmart
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