The suspicious among you may think we're a little kale crazy at Serious Eats HQ, but really we're just giving credit to a vegetable that more than deserves our thanks. Here are 11 kale dishes in New York that have won our hearts. More
There are so many good things going on with this muffin ($3.50) from Birdbath Bakery, I'm not even sure where to begin. More
Get a bite of the tofu by itself, and it's a strange, somewhat curious thing: firm slices of tofu with a sort of faint smokiness, such that you might think you're getting something like Gouda, but then... no, that's tofu. More
The reason I like panini is that they let bread soak up delicious oily sandwich juices and still keep a crust on the outside—something the Cilantro Chicken at Birdbath in Soho does very well. More
From mini blueberry pies at Trois Pommes with a lattice crust, to blueberry (combined with acai!) gummy bears, there's no limit to how one can enjoy summer's favorite fruit. Here are five blueberry desserts we love; let us know if we've missed yours! More
For the summer months, Birdbath Bakery is offering dainty little tarts about a quarter the size of their normal tarts. Priced at $3 apiece, the flaky puff pastry base is outfitted in dollops of puckery-sweet lemon curd and quartet of blueberries, a dusting of powdered sugar to finish. More
At the Tribeca location of Birdbath on Church Street, the back wall is lined with packaged lunches perfect for the grab-and-go crowd. They're portioned in a variety of sizes; one could opt for anything from a light shrimp salad to fried chicken, fresh cut fruit salads or a full meal of buttery smoked chicken ($5), sliced thin and served chilled over a bed of chopped kale salad. More
What we've learned this week is that bakeries that make great pies might not make great pumpkin pies. Which is why we tasted a few dozen all over New York to find you the best for your Thanksgiving table. More
[Photographs: Kathy YL Chan] My favorite lunch item from the newest location of Birdbath in Tribeca? Well, it's just a kale salad ($5.50), but sometimes the simple things are the best, and this is a prime example. Toasted hazelnuts... More
[Photo: Kathy YL Chan] It's never easy deciding between the Berry Scone and Honey-Raisin Scone ($3.50) at Birdbath, but when push comes to shove, it'll always be the Honey-Raisin. There are plenty of plump raisins studded throughout the dense... More
