Hungry City | Paet Rio
A Warm Feeling Spreads in Queens
By LIGAYA MISHAN
Paet Rio in Elmhurst, Queens, isn’t shy about sharing Thai cuisine’s often scorching splendor.
A new wave of producers is bringing Calvados, an apple brandy, into the 21st century.
Paet Rio in Elmhurst, Queens, isn’t shy about sharing Thai cuisine’s often scorching splendor.
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Add a poached egg to this mixed-greens salad, and you’ve got lunch or a light dinner.
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Melissa Clark caramelizes lemons and adds them to linguine with parsley and celery leaves.
Dressed to your taste, the baked potato makes a nice side to a slice of prime rib or a meal in itself.
The warm noodle salad is a quick stir-fry dish.