Chef Aarón Sanchez is no stranger to the kitchen. Following in the culinary footsteps of his mother, Chef Zarela Martinez, Sanchez has made a name for himself in Mexican and Latin cuisine. More
Chef Amanda Freitag has been part of New York City's culinary fabric since 1993, working in kitchens with Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Tom Colicchio, among others. Since 2007 she has been running the show at The Harrison, which received a two-star... More
"It's not TV and interviews and cooking for celebrities. It's 80 to 90 hour work weeks and burns and scars, bad knees and arthritis in your hands." People from Cleveland have a city pride that would blow away that of... More
The second annual Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival will take place this October 8 to 11. There are many events on the calendar, including another round of the Burger Bash hosted by Rachael Ray, and lectures... More
Though our Gordon Mark was at the taping in Union Square last October, he made a verbal promise with producers and yada yada, so he cannot divulge the winner of chocolate bread pudding glory. Tomorrow night at 9 p.m., you... More
Upstairs the Chelsea Market pavilion, the Food Network studios and test kitchens will no longer be off-limits. General public tours (about 45 minutes for $20) will start this Wednesday, December 17, with eight lined up before Thursday, January 15. To... More
I was lucky enough to attend the Throwdown taping between Bobby Flay and the Dessert Truck dudes (Jerome Chang and Chris Chen) yesterday. I got there around 1:30 PM, when there was a small line to register and sign... More
If you watch Iron Chef America, you'll recognize Anne Burrell. She the spiky blond-hair sous chef who assists Mario Batali as he battles challengers. Well, Burrell's going to be stepping out of the background and into the limelight this Sunday... More
