Hunna’s adopted hometown took the Super Bowl title this year against San Fran. I admit, I was only halfway watching. But Hunna’s wings and our homemade ranch and blue cheese dressings were killer. Not too much else to report this year! Related posts: Sunday Night Supper OVI for Wings… Read More →
Boo, Kelli and I took the kids for pancakes. And cappuccinos. For us, that is. Delishy, all. Related posts: Nyack Garden Club Plant Sale and a Breakfast at the Art Cafe Breakfast at Art Cafe Breakfast at the Art Cafe Breakfast at City Limits Diner
As is our tradition for, well, many years now, we celebrated Christmas night with a tamale feast. We order them from the Texas Tamale Factory, and they arrive vacuum-sealed in bags, which makes them super easy to heat up. With a salad and some beans, you have a simple supper,… Read More →
Maybe it was having the Korean chicken the weekend before? But I got some kind of bug, and we decided to have another bo ssam dinner. (The first one was in February, and it was really delicious.) Two big pork shoulders, lacquered in brown sugar, served in lettuce wraps with… Read More →
After Superstorm Sandy, Boo lost power. She spent a week with our friend Lisa. After the week was up, she headed home only to discover that though the lights were on, the heat and the hot water were not. She came to stay with us. We were happy to have… Read More →
Our day at the beach. Our evening at the beach. We don’t do much, but it sure is fun. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31… Read More →
We’re back in Amagansett for a week of beach life. A little beach time during the day. A little dinner for the kids. Then babysitter comes to the unit and we head to the beach for magic hour. Cheers! Here’s a slideshow of day one. Related posts: At the Beach… Read More →
We had a lovely day to celebrate our nation’s birthday. Boo came up and we went for a long bike ride. Then we had some burgers at the Filing Station (yes, again) and watched a little tennis. Then Greg and I called it an early night. Samantha was dressed appropriately,… Read More →
Boo stayed the weekend at SCF. Not many photos, I must admit, but here are a few of her horsing around with Sam. Happy baby pose! Related posts: Drinks on the Southwest Porch of Bryant Park Games on the Screened-In Porch Back at the Cabin for Supper on the Porch… Read More →
We’ve been to The Filling Station a couple of times now, but it hasn’t yet been warm enough for us to enjoy our burgers outside at the picnic tables. Well that time has come, friends. The players, after the jump. Related posts: Lunch at the Filling Station New Year’s Eve… Read More →
After our brunch at the Breslin, Boo and I headed over to the Morgan Library to check out the Dickens exhibit. We also saw good ol’ Pierpont’s library. You’re not supposed to take photos (and I didn’t know that), but I got this one off before they asked me not… Read More →
Wanting to take a look at an apartment that Boo might buy, we headed in to the city to check out an open house on the place. (Thumbs up!) Afterward, we were planning on having Korean food for brunch, but as we were walking there, I remembered we were awfully… Read More →
We had a nice time catching up by the fire, dining on Mindy Fox’s Chicken in Porchetta. Related posts: Recipe: Roast Chicken in Porchetta Roast Chicken for Dinner Roast Chicken Dinner Thai Coconut Soup with Roast Chicken
Yes, folks, it’s February. And we’re sitting outdoors at the Art Cafe, drinking delicious coffee and having a lovely lunch. Incredible. Related posts: Shakshooka at Art Cafe in Nyack Breakfast at Art Cafe Lunch at Art Cafe in Nyack Back at the Art Cafe in Nyack
Boo came to spend the weekend at Sour Cherry Farm, and we made supper on Friday night easy by heading out for pizza at the Mountain House. You’ve seen photos of the pizza there already (link here) and good thing, because I forgot to snap photos of our food. But… Read More →
Terroir, a wine bar that first opened in the East Village, has a newish outpost in Murray Hill. Owner Paul Grieco, wine geek extraordinaire, is known for his passion — but also his crazy-good wine lists with encyclopedic descriptions and fun storytelling. We didn’t get much of a chance to… Read More →
Yes, we’re back. We thought it would be a fun spot to take Sarah and Chris and the kids. Indeed, it was! We got a table by the ice rink and sat under the heat lamps, enjoying burgers and soups. We even got to see Boo, who was able to… Read More →
Sounds like it should say Breakfast at Tiffany, doesn’t it? Not quite as luxurious, but every bit as special. No photos of the food today, but here’s a look at the cast. Liz and Susan: \ Related posts: Nyack Garden Club Plant Sale and a Breakfast at the Art Cafe… Read More →
Any friend of Boo’s is a friend of the Farm. And that’s how we got to be friends with Susan, Boo’s friend from Phoenix. After just one night of cocktails and dinner at the Farm, we felt like we’d known her forever. Related posts: Friday Night Cocktails: Aviations Aviation Cocktails… Read More →
From a sunny afternoon to magic hour, here’s a look at one of the top 10 beach days of all time. Thank you Amagansett! Related posts: At the Beach in Amagansett Back at the Beach At the Beach with the Girls Lettie’s Beach on the North Fork
We got a winner of a weekend to spend with the girls. The first night’s magic hour was killer. Related posts: At the Beach in Amagansett Sushi with the Girls To the Beach! Lettie’s Beach on the North Fork
Dr. Lecter? Dr. Lecter? After much insistence from Boo that “Silence! The Musical” was just about the funniest musical she’d ever seen, Irene, Greg and I joined her for a performance. She may well have been right. We really laughed hard. And often. It’s a spoof on Silence of the… Read More →
“Some things about a big storm to make you happy.” At least as long as no one gets hurt. And that seemed to be the case on Saturday night of Irene. The hurricane. Not the person. The warnings had been given: Metro North was going to shut down. Mayor Bloomberg… Read More →
SCF fans might remember chef Andrew Carmellini from our trip to Locanda Verde a while back and also from this piece of mine on the future of dining in Arrive mag (which was nominated for best magazine feature by the Association of Food Journalists!) Even though he’s been well known… Read More →
Boo and I had a big day of fun in the city, starting with an exhibit of photos by Ai Wei Wei, moving on to a walk on the High Line and ending up with dinner at The Dtuch. Related posts: Snow So High You Can’t See The Sour Cherry… Read More →
After our delicious lunch at ABC, we headed off to Madison Square Park and then to Ground Zero. We debated about a five o’clock cocktail, but my pregnant feet were killing me, and I was ready for a rest. Here are a few pics from our day. Related posts: BDoF:… Read More →
We adored our lunch at ABC Kitchen. You just feel like you’re dining in New York. Something about it — the local farm-to-table menu, the relaxed but beautiful setting, the here-and-now feeling of the food — just make you feel like the restaurant couldn’t be anywhere else. I love that…. Read More →
The Farm is on the road! Well, half of the farm and its weekend resident, Boo. We were invited down to Philly to see the Barnes Foundation, an incredible collection of 19th and 20th century art (including Reniors, Matisses and Cezannes). The Foundation is moving, and we went to see… Read More →
We celebrated Father’s Day with a barbecue: baby back ribs, cole slaw, potato salad, the works. Boo was here, and the folks, and we also invited Un Gilbert: Jim. Peggy, the other half of Les Gilberts, was out of town. For hors d’oeuvres, Greg seared scallops and also made a… Read More →
For our first summer supper in the orchard, we grilled skirt steak Korean-style, and served it with Boston lettuce and plenty of herbs for wrapping. Boo was the farm’s special guest. Yay! Backyard dining is upon us. Related posts: Saturday Supper: Korean Lettuce Wraps with Boo and Irene Summer Supper… Read More →