A dish for peak season
Welcome to summer, folks. We cooks have long awaited the chance to dig into our CSA boxes and see what they will become for dinner.
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Welcome to summer, folks. We cooks have long awaited the chance to dig into our CSA boxes and see what they will become for dinner.
Before we can talk about low-ABV summer sippers, we should probably define the term. ABV, or alcohol-by-volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol
In your defense, she’s beautiful. A Vesuvian plume of raven black hair spills down her back. She wears a lot of sleeveless tops, and her
In January, USA Today announced the winner of its annual “Best New Restaurant in America” readers’ poll. Candidates included restaurants from large metropolitan areas like
When I moved back to Rochester in early 2015, I cofounded (and currently preside over) the Greater Rochester Chapter of the United States Bartenders’ Guild
One of my co-workers calls it “dating yourself.” Search for quotes about it and most are negative, going to back to the ancient Greek gourmand
If you’re anything like me, a pint of beer induces hunger pangs. Brewpubs offer the best of both worlds: local craft beers mixed with mouthwatering
Almost everyone has some kind of memory or feeling about deviled eggs. Growing up in the South, The Revelry owner Josh Miles certainly ate enough
Clockwise from top left: Roasted garlic and corn chowder are visual complements to the lamb; poutine with a twist features baby potatoes and crumbled blue
It’s easy to imagine yourself dining among ghosts in Richardson’s Canal House, a Tolkien-esque nineteenth-century inn at Bushnell’s Basin. Here, a microcosm of Rochester’s richly
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