Luxury comes in many forms, especially over the holidays. In the realm of food, luxury can be something small and precious, like a jar of jewel-toned jam; or something meticulously handmade over...
Read moreGood morning. I’ll paraphrase Scrooge’s nephew, Fred, to say that I’ve always thought of Christmas as a good time. To quote him directly, from the start of “A Christmas Carol”: “a kind,...
Read moreSparkling WineCredit...Tony Cenicola/The New York TimesLoxarel Sàniger Classic Penedès Brut Nature Reserva 2019, 12.5 percent, $15It’s hard to imagine a better deal in sparkling wine than the Loxarel Sàniger Brut Nature Reserva,...
Read moreAs the curry house established itself as a British institution, more flourished around Shish Mahal. In 1979, when Mr. Aslam renovated the place, he reopened with a clever gimmick: all of the...
Read moreIt’s a funny time of year. On one hand, we’re expected to kick back and relax — it’s the party season! On the other hand, it’s easy to feel surrounded, hemmed in...
Read moreSure, feeding a family is no joke, but have you tried cooking for yourself lately? It can be just as challenging (and daunting) to cook up a fast, easy and, most important,...
Read moreLONDON — Jordan Frieda knew he was struggling to find waiters and kitchen workers for his three Italian restaurants. But the depth of the crisis did not become clear until he hired...
Read moreIn some of my earliest kitchen memories, I’m handed a pile of dough scraps to roll and cut into circles and stars. I glue them onto shiny, sealed pies with a bit...
Read moreI’ve waited in line in Los Angeles for wobbly brisket and tacos and French fries covered in mayonnaise, for chiles rellenos and warm pastries, for fried chicken and ice cream and bagels....
Read moreI didn’t grow up eating many casseroles, and the main event at my family’s holiday brunch was bagels and lox. So, the first time I encountered a breakfast casserole at a New...
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