Chard and Cilantro Soup with Noodle Nests – yes, please!
One of the joys of shopping at the farmers market is that every week is DIFFERENT. In a world of processed foods and Big Macs that taste the same in every country, change is refreshing. It’s delicious. Continue reading
Well’s has a storied history in Harlem. An innovator of chicken and waffles, Ann Well’s opened her Harlem restaurant in 1938.
Posted in Harlem, Harlem food, Harlem history
Tagged Harlem, New York, Cotton Club, Sunday, creole, louisiana, Fruit and Vegetable, Cuisine of the Southern United States, gumbo, Mississippi, Cook, Buffalo wing, Chicken, Mustard, chicken and waffles, well's famous home of chicken & waffles, Wells’s Famous Home of Chicken and Waffles, Mustard (condiment), Grits
Take that, you crazy-old-hippy-looking lawyer! The young punk who punched activist attorney Ron Kuby in the nose during an argument on a Chelsea sidewalk pleaded guilty in Manhattan Criminal court today — but not before taking one last swipe. Continue reading
Posted in HArlem crime
Tagged Brooklyn, Chelsea, Cook, Harlem, Krust Kollective, Kuby, lawyer, Michael Cook, Ron Kuby
By Lil Nickelson
James Mallios and his fellow partners have designed Amali as a very comfortable, yet cozy and relaxing atmosphere for their guests to partake in some great tasting Mediterranean inspired food. Continue reading
Posted in Dining With Miss Lil, Food, Harlem
Tagged Afro Brazilian, Amali Restaurant, Amali Restaurant Review, Chef, Chef du Cuisine, Chef Martell Fonville, Cook, Dining With Miss Lil, Food, French Culinary Institute, Home, James Beard Foundation, James Mallios, Jr., Lil Nickelson, Michelin Guide, New York City, Next Rising Star in NYC, Nilton Borges
By Walter Rutledge
The second installment of the highly successful Opera is HOT series took place February 10- 12 at the Faison Firehouse Theatre. The series is the brainchild of Tony and Emmy Award winner George Faison. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem
Tagged Barry Robinson, Carl Orff, Carmina Burana, Cook, Dixon and Young, Faison Firehouse Theatre, Firehouse Theatre, Franz Schubert, George Faison, Hollie E. Wright, Jasmine Thomas, Langston Hughes, Marian Anderson, O Fortuna, Opera Is HOT, Patrick Dailey, Paul Robeson, Roderick Dixon, Tadeusz Schnugg, Thomas Young, Victor Cook
By Walter Rutledge
This weekend Opera returns to Harlem. Art also makes a big statement uptown. While a Harlem landmark has a birthday. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem
Tagged Christopher Huggins, Cook, Dance Theatre Harlem, David Fernandez, Dixon & Young, Donald Byrd, Faison Firehouse, George Balanchine, George Faison, Harlem Fine Arts Show, Joyce Theater, Opera Is HOT, Riverside Church, Rodrick Dixon, The Dance Theatre of Harlem II, Thomas Young, Victor Trent Cook
Cody and Beth Adams have very little time to cook, but nearly every night their Spanish Harlem kitchen smells fantastic as they sit down with their toddler
Posted in Food, Harlem food
Tagged Cook, Crockpot, Food, Harvard Common Press, Home, Not Your Mother's Slow Cooker Cookbook, Onion, Slow cooker, Soups and Stews
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