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Forkplay Archive
Read More: Forkplay ArchiveFrom my mouth to yours: FORKPLAY, my weekly newsletter, is my voice on the fooderati cultural ferment…
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Barocco
Read More: BaroccoWhat a coup for food-world innocent Danny Emerman and his self-taught chef-partner, Sandro Prosperi. They longed to create a neighborhood hangout — like the Odeon — to prove that…
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January 26, 1987 | Vintage Insatiable Provence: A Couple of Swells What do you want in a bistro? Great potatoes, serious bread, snappy service, gentle tariffs. A savvy,…
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April 14, 1986 | Vintage Insatiable Galloping Consumption The Palio is a wild and reckless horse race run twice each summer around Siena’s Piazza del Campo. Jockeys wield the…
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February 24, 1986 | Vintage Insatiable Le Bernardin Beguiles Our Crocodile Certain French chefs gather at their Parisian hangout, Castel’s late — after work — or meet on…
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January 20, 1986 | Vintage Insatiable Harry Cipriani: Twice in Love with Harry “It’s like I’m in love,” marvels Arrigo Cipriani, discreet authority totem in double-breasted midnight blue,…
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November 25, 1985 | Vintage Insatiable Westward, Haute! In another brief incarnation, this low-slung molded-plaster cave on East 60th Street was an Alpine ski hut, the less-than-adored Stamperl.…
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September 30, 1985 | Vintage Insatiable Gael Grazes Nibbling and trolling – grazing – is our new mode of eating, and I rather like it. Taxiing to the edges…
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July 1, 1985 | Vintage Insatiable The Joy of Pizza: Our Insatiable Critic Chomps Her Way to the Best What’s the difference between good pizza and bad pizza? I…











