Dining & Wine

A Madoff Cookbook Has a Secret, Too
A Madoff Cookbook Has a Secret, Too
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“The Great Chefs of America Cook Kosher” was written by Karen MacNeil, a food and wine expert, but Ruth Madoff and Idee Schoenheimer were listed as the co-authors.

A food and wine expert said that she was paid to write a cookbook that was published listing Ruth Madoff as a co-author.

Chefs Settle Down in ‘the Real D.C.’

A restaurant revival in some Washington neighborhoods reflects an excitement among the segment of the city that doesn’t change with each new administration.

Rearranging the Tables in Washington: Can Obama’s Coattails Reach to Restaurants?

Washington restaurateurs see rays of hope emanating from President-elect Barack Obama’s status as a frequent restaurant-goer.

In Paris, a Critic Criticized

François Simon, possibly the most feared and most read figure in France’s culinary world, recently made his debut as a chef.

Restaurants
A Climate That Favors Comfort

The West Branch and BarBao, two Upper West Side newcomers, bring serious food to a patch of Manhattan that could use more of it.

The Curious Cook
For a Tastier Wine, the Next Trick Involves ...

It may sound like pseudoscience, but there are ways to alter wine to get rid of unwanted aromas, including the taint of corked wine.

The Pour
Wine Auctions Become a Buyer’s Market

If you love older, hard-to-find wines and have some spending money, now is a great time to investigate what’s available at auctions.

The Minimalist
Turning Leftovers Into Dessert

Pasta, rice and bread can all be converted to dessert — pudding, specifically — without much work.

A Good Appetite
Green, Gold and Pink: Fast, Easy and Delicious

A foolproof basic roasting recipe works stunningly well for broccoli with shrimp tossed in.

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On Restaurants
The West Branch and BarBao

Frank Bruni discusses two new restaurants on the Upper West Side.

Multimedia
Hungry Town

A little restaurant revival is under way in some Washington, D.C., neighborhoods.

Dining Briefs
Cocktails and Small Bites for Troubled Times

Mr. Jones is an East Village yakitori lounge offering drinks and savory snacks.

At Vermilion Opens Near Grand Central

It’s interesting that Indian and Latin American cuisines share some key flavors but not interesting enough to sustain at At Vermilion.

Times Topics
Pudding
Featured Topic: Pudding Recipes

Explore the world of pudding through articles, recipes, videos and more.

Cooking & Dining Topics

Opinion

New Blog: Proof

Diverse perspectives from writers and artists, drinkers and nondrinkers on the charms, powers and dangers of drink.

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