It’s Not Lunar New Year in Malaysia Without Pineapple Tarts
These tender, jammy cookies are a Lunar New Year tradition in Chinese communities throughout Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. Yi Jun Loh For me, no Lunar New Year would be complete without a...
View ArticleThe Global Guide to Cooking for New Year’s
Matt Taylor-Gross The New Year is cause for celebration all around the world, and these global New Year’s recipes are especially festive. Across different cultures, the holiday represents a time of...
View ArticleBull Ring Cocktail
Photography by Thomas Payne Spirits professional Shannon Mustipher’s riff on the classic Matador cocktail swaps out a quarter of the traditional tequila with a splash of mezcal, then sweetens the mix...
View ArticleThe Cavendish Cocktail
Photography by Thomas Payne The French Connection cocktail—a simple mix of cognac and amaretto—is viewed through a Tiki lens in this split-base riff from Nick Ruiz of Patent Pending, a tiny powerhouse...
View ArticlePunch House Spritz
PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAOLA + MURRAY; FOOD STYLING BY JASON SCHREIBER; PROP STYLING BY CARLA GONZALEZ-HART Everyone should have a house spritz, whose proportions are known by heart and ingredients are...
View ArticleQuick-Broiled Swordfish With Green Olives
Photography by Belle Morizio; Food Styling by Maggie Ruggiero; Prop Styling by Paige Hicks This quick swordfish dinner-for-one was a favorite of former New York City Mayor Ed Koch. For more knockout...
View Article22 Genius Cocktail Ideas to Shake Up the Holidays
MATT TAYLOR-GROSS It’s the most wonderful time of the year—especially when you have a glass of something festive between your fingertips. After all, nothing gets the party started like a pitcher of...
View ArticleVichyssoise
PHOTOGRAPHY BY BELLE MORIZIO; FOOD STYLING BY CHRISTINE ALBANO; PROP STYLING BY CARLA GONZALEZ-HART Credited with the invention of this famous chilled potato leek soup, Chef Louis Diat of New York...
View ArticleCelery Gimlet
Photography by Linda Xiao; Food Styling by Jessie YuChen This celery gimlet recipe, which Sarah Bray adapted from a more complicated version served at the now-closed restaurant Saxon + Parole, was...
View ArticleTteokguk (Rice Cake Soup)
Jinju Kang In South Korea, New Year’s Day happens twice a year: once on Jan. 1 on the Gregorian calendar, and again on the first day of the lunar calendar. Both days are celebrated with tteokguk, a...
View ArticleBialys
A lighter, thinner cousin of the bagel, bialys are a classic Jewish staple. This recipe was adapted from Mimi Sheraton’s The Bialy Eaters (Broadway Books, 2002); it first appeared in our December 2014...
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