Ukrainian-American, social media star, publicist, line cook. Emily Fedner has been it all and now she’s hungry for more.
Tastemakers
We talked to real food and design folks about their real-world kitchens—spaces where money is an object, square footage is limited, and serious choices have to be made.
Sourcing ingredients for Japanese cuisine, particularly seafood, from vendors who offer Japanese imports is critical for authenticity, quality, and sustainability.
Defying the stereotype that marijuana breeds laziness, Chef “Hawaii Mike” Salman might be the busiest cannabis entrepreneur in New York State.
Tim Reinke of Birdsall House and Gleason’s talks about his top five spots to visit in Peekskill.
Woldy Reyes grew up romanticizing food. He eventually started his catering company, Woldy Kusina, which has become a staple in the New York pop-up scene.
Georgette Moger-Petraske is the host of Regarding Oysters, a weekly salon inspired by Paris of the 1930s…
We’re heading to the kitchen that’s endeared Lahbichi to hundreds of thousands of viewers across Instagram and TikTok.
At 5 o’clock on December 7, the Beaujolais wine of region of France effected a friendly takeover of New York City.
On Wednesday, December 7th, some of the greatest winemakers from France’s Beaujolais region will gather at Essex Market for Beaujolais Market.
Take a look inside The Richness of Fermentation, a Japan MAFF seminar that explored fermentation’s role in Japanese culture and cuisine.
We caught up with Chef Christian Petroni who says he’s “just chillin’” as he comes down from the bumpy ride that won him his own show on Food Network.
