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An alternative to the ubiquitous strawberry-rhubarb pie that appears in spring.

Unusual goat milk caramel candies get a little crunch from roasted buckwheat grains.

A look at the Italian restaurant's menu and soundtrack.

Restaurants on Long Island’s East End are opening or expanding for summer.

Lucas Fine Foods will offer a seasonal menu with salads and steaks and ice cream made at the store.

The imported jumbo white asparagus stalks could even be served atop a bun.

A gel insert in the base of a serving platter helps protect cool foods in summer heat.

Culinary events in and around New York City through May 24.

The Zone Diet creator writes in to make a distinction.

John Ameroso, New York City's only extension agent who's focused on food production will answer questions about growing what you eat.

No tomatoes, but plenty of citrus.

For pizza that is the opposite of fast food.

Eric Asimov discusses why we spend so much time talking about Bordeaux, a wine that represents a very small segment of the market.

Pairing grass-fed, lean beef and sugar snap peas with a caramelized, rich sauce.

An empty lot at the corner of Metropolitan and Lorimer in Williamsburg will become the site of Goods, a restaurant in a trailer, starting in June.

Labor negotiations over Tavern on the Green will resume on Thursday.

The Pacific Northwest city has an impressive collection of sweet shops with strong ties to neighborhood residents.

Stir-fried grass-fed beef with the crunch of sugar snap peas.

Rhubarb crisp provides a chance to use rhubarb by itself in a pastry that’s not a pie.

Wilson Rothman discusses aerators and bottle-top coolers for wine.