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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Sweet Chick, a popular New York-based restaurant group specializing in chicken and waffles, has just received $5 million in Series A funding from Founder's Table Restaurant Group. The partnership will finance the rapid growth and expansion of Sweet Chick’s presence throughout New York City, Los Angeles, and beyond, as well as the completion of the restaurant's transformation to a fast casual model. “Sweet Chick has the two ingredients that embody the spirit of Founders Table—innovative food, with the best chicken and waffles on the planet, and a unique Founder vision driven by John’s creativity,” said Nick Marsh, CEO of Founders Table. “We are excited to be a part of their growth.” Founded in 2013, Sweet Chick began as something of a community phenomenon in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and put as much effort into collaborations with local artists and musicians as it did its gourmet comfort food and cocktails. As … [Read more...] about Sweet Chick Secures $5 Million Investment In Chicken And Waffles

(CNN) "Who wants spaghetti?" I call out to my children as I peer into our pantry. "Me!" scream my two sons, ages 2 and 4, in unison. I bring the water to a boil, toss in the pasta but absolutely no sauce because my kids prefer it with butter. I ask the boys what color dinner plates they want. Without fail, my 4-year-old yells out, "I want green!" while my 2-year-old throws his hands out toward the other with excitement, "Blue, blue, Mommy!" I toss the plates down in front of them with a side of sliced strawberries and some diluted apple juice in their sippy cups, and I pour myself a glass of wine. Read More My kids fight constantly: What do I do? I feel accomplished, but 15 minutes later that feeling dissipates. My children haven't touched anything on their plates minus a few berries. "No like!" my youngest pouts. Without looking up, the 4-year-old says, "I want a Popsicle." Here we go again, I … [Read more...] about My children’s picky eating is overtaking mealtime

FRIED chicken is such a ubiquitous dish that we don’t often give it much thought. That is why when an Indonesian friend made this for a home party, I was surprised how much I enjoyed it and immediately asked her for the recipe. So here’s a shout-out to Emi Yanti Lubis who shared her family recipe with us. Turns out this is not just any fried chicken. Her recipe calls for the chicken to be poached first in a spice-laden broth, then soaked in it overnight for the infusion to penetrate the meat. It is then fried until crispy and drained. The remaining oil is used for frying grated galangal and scattered over the chicken as a crispy garnish. I had always thought that the crispy bits were flotsam that had gotten loose while the chicken was being fried. But knowing that it’s galangal floss has helped me not feel so guilty about enjoying them. Since the star of this dish is the crispy galangal floss, be prepared to grate more galangal than is called for. It is so addictive … [Read more...] about Herbaceous lift to fried chicken

Carnivores May Never Know The Difference Carnivores May Never Know The Difference Beyond Meat’s quest to change the world, one protein fiber at a time. Ethan Brown, Beyond Meat advertisement advertisement Imagine that you had to describe meat to someone who’s never encountered the stuff. It would be hard to do because meat is, you know, meat. You’d begin with where it comes from–the muscles and flesh of chickens, cows, pigs, etc. You’d offer characteristics (the sunset-pink of a medium-rare steak, the savory flavor, the chewiness, the grill marks when you cook it over fire) and the things you can make from it, such as burgers, nuggets, and cold cuts. If you wanted to describe what meat isn’t, the top category on your list would clearly be plants. But if you were Ethan Brown, a man who has given this topic as much thought as anyone on the planet, you’d come at it from a totally different angle. Ask Brown what makes meat meat, and he’ll … [Read more...] about Design Is Changing How We Eat

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin When Phil Rosenthal — creator, host and spirited funnyman of the award-winning Netflix travel-food show Somebody Feed Phil — smiles, which he does much of the time, his lips curve into the shape of a heart. Well, not a fully rounded classic heart. Rather, his mouth forms a sweet uplifted stretch of a heart. His typical facial expression — looking a little wonderstruck, a lot joyful — reflects Rosenthal’s persona: positive, ebullient, curious, caring and quick-witted. Rosenthal is beloved by legions of fans who are cheered by his gung-ho humor and inquisitive quest for the best. So this fifth season of Somebody Feed Phil , which premieres May 25 on Netflix, has been highly anticipated. It showcases five distinctive destinations, each with unique culinary twists: Oaxaca (Mexico), Maine, Helsinki (Finland), Portland (Oregon) and Madrid (Spain). These illuminating episodes brim with vibrant scenery, kitchen … [Read more...] about He’s Back! Phil Rosenthal Of ‘Somebody Feed Phil’ On His New Netflix Season, Starting May 25

MOTHERS should start growing their own vegetables to reduce the burden of rising food costs. Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) education officer NV Subbarow said the rising prices of greens were a cause for concern for mothers trying to feed their children healthy food. “It is quite easy to grow our own vegetables at home. “Fruiting plants like okra, brinjal and chilli as well as leafy vegetables like sawi, kangkong and bayam can easily be grown in a small space such as a balcony. “The same goes for plants like mint, pegaga, kesum and selom,” he said during a three-hour CAP forum on “Healthy Lifestyle for Women and Green Home”. About 40 mothers learned more about starting home gardens at the event held at the CAP office in conjunction with Mothers Day. Subbarow said common household items such as milk cartons and juice bottles could be used for plants which have smaller root systems such as leafy vegetables. “For plants with deeper roots like okra, brinjal and chilli, … [Read more...] about ‘Good to grow own food’

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Highway 1 is arguably one of the best road trips travelers can take in the United States. Along the way you’ll have the blue, and sometimes roaring, Pacific Ocean on one side, and verdant valleys or rugged cliffs on the other. It’s a beautiful contrast that must be experienced at least once in your lifetime, but there’s a very good chance you’ll fall in love with it and make a return visit. For those who haven’t done the route before, Big Sur is everyone’s go-to stop, but along the coast there are several other towns worth visiting. Three of those underrated destinations are Santa Cruz, Cambria, and Avila Beach. For your next vacation, whether you’re traveling with kids or with fellow adults, this trio of beach towns should be on your list. Below, a guide on what to do, where to eat, and where to stay in Santa Cruz, Cambria, and Avila Beach for your next Highway 1 road trip. Santa Cruz The best way to thoroughly enjoy … [Read more...] about Highway 1 Road Trip: What To Do In Santa Cruz, Cambria And Avila Beach

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The secret between good food and great food is really not a secret at all. It’s something that good home cooks and chefs alike know—it’s the finishing touch. You might ask yourself what does that mean? The finishing touch is what you add to a simple piece of grilled meat, poultry or fish to make it really special. This can be a sauce like Romesco sauce —think grilled asparagus which are good on their own but they’re great with Romesco sauce. Or it could be as simple as a healthy dollop of bright basil and Parmesan-rich pesto on top of a piece of grilled fish or even a boneless skinless chicken breast. Or my 1-Minute OMG Sauce that I make all summer long. But it can also be something a little more substantial and equally easy to keep in the fridge for dressing up whatever you cook or grill, like fire-roasted peppers. I make fire-roasted peppers all year-long because they literally can be used for sandwiches, … [Read more...] about Stop Buying Fancy Fire-Roasted Peppers And Make Them Instead

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin If you’re looking for a coastal vacation with fido in tow, look no further than Newport, Rhode Island. Full of history, nautical charm and plenty of dog-friendly activities (not to mention excellent seafood), Newport is a small town easy to enjoy over the course of a weekend, or longer if you want to spend your days walking on the beach, soaking up the sea breeze on the harbor and chowing down on chowder and lobster at night. With dog-friendly activities available all day long, your pup will never have to be on their own during a trip to Newport. Here’s what to do: Where to stay with a dog in Newport, RI Check into the super pup-friendly Wayfinder Hotel . Opened in Summer 2020, this stylish remodel is bright, bold and eager to pamper you and your pet. Spacious rooms offer plenty of play areas and speciality dog accommodations include a pet bed and bowls to borrow, plus mini fridges if you need to chill your dog’s food … [Read more...] about Newport, Rhode Island: A Dog Friendly Guide

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Austin, Texas is well-known for its vibrant music scene and, in recent years, its rising culinary culture. The city is a hub for food festivals year-round, invariably featuring live acts that end up as the soundtrack for party-goers. And popular events have grown too large, so attendees must wait in long lines to grab a small bite. But Hot Luck , happening over Memorial Day weekend, is a different beast. Hot Luck is a three-day event showcasing chef-driven food and a carefully curated music line-up ... [+] happening annually in Austin, Texas on Memorial Day weekend. Naro Photography The brainchild of James Beard Award-winner Aaron Franklin , Guerilla Suit principal James Moody and Mike Thelin, co-founder of Feast Portland , Hot Luck combines live music and food in a whole new way. Franklin and Moody became fast friends over the years, sharing the same affinity for backyard cooking and post-punk … [Read more...] about At Unconventional Hot Luck Fest, All Are Welcome To Celebrate Food, Friends And Fun