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    The Timeless Egg Dish Taking Over New York MenusOeufs mayo are a dead-simple bistro staple. Chefs can’t resist them.
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    Cocktails Are Sandwiches Now. Deal With It.One martini, hold the mayo.
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    When Did Cabbage Get So Sexy?Chefs are wrapping it around all sorts of wonderful things.
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    How to Drink Like an Italian at New York’s Top Aperitivo BarsThere’s much more to it than the Aperol spritz.
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    8 Pasta Kits Even a Pasta Granny Could Get BehindSplitting the difference between a romantic night out and ripping open a box of De Cecco.
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    Italy’s Secret Pizza Comes Out of HidingLiguria’s focaccia di Recco has been called the most addictive food on the planet, and it’s finally all the go in New York.
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    Skewers Are Primal, Fun to Eat, and Suddenly Ubiquitous in New YorkFrom Japanese yakitori to Chinese barbecue, stick food is on the rise.
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    There’s a Lot of Great New Fried Chicken in New York Right NowServed hot, cold, and haute.
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    The Absolute Best Muffuletta in New YorkThe great New Orleans sandwich is finally gaining ground in New York.
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    Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup Is Hot, Heady, and on the Rise in New YorkThe Taipei street-food staple has everything you could ask for in a soup designed to serve as a meal. (Though we could do without the two-hour wait.)
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    How Top Chefs Are Reinventing the Hash BrownInspired by nostalgia for diner and steakhouse versions, not to mention Mickey D’s, the classic shredded-potato side dish is getting reconceived.
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    How the Shishito Conquered New YorkWill this periodically hot pepper ever cool off?
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    Why Is Safe, Predictable Prime Rib Suddenly So Sexy?The slab of meat most often associated with wedding banquets and bar mitzvahs has carved out a new niche for itself.
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    Congee Is the Original Grain BowlPart comfort food, part blank canvas, it’s no wonder that the ancient dish is being embraced as an ultramodern health food.
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    Why Chefs Can’t Resist Reviving the French DipIt’s not just a sandwich, it’s sandwich fondue.
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    The Tapioca Crêpe Is New York’s Next Great Breakfast TrendYou will find various incarnations at Beach Bistro 96, Market Ipanema, OCA, and TAP NYC.
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    Classic Desserts Are Returning to New York MenusThis is a moment for meringue, for lush pastry cream, and for looming soufflés.
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    Even Splashy New York Restaurants Can’t Resist the Appeal of Fried DoughIt’s on the menu at Covina, Nix, and Agern.
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    Bagna Cauda Is a Vegetable’s (and Chef’s) Best FriendThis trending anchovy dish is being served up at Rider, Lowlife, Momofuku Nishi, Lilia, and other places.
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    The Humble Bialy Steps Into the SpotlightThe bagel’s unboiled, center-smooshed, oniony cousin has been experiencing a recent revival.
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    How the Humble Cacio e Pepe Transcended Its RootsWhy do chefs love that ancient alchemy of sharp cheese, black pepper, olive oil, and pasta plus cooking water?
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    New Flames: Why Cooking With Wood Is the Hottest Trend in TownFrom Salvation Burger to Jams, it looks like just about every chef in town is going to be cooking in, over, or around a roaring wood fire this fall.
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    Crack, Eat, Repeat: 7 Seafood Boils to Try Before Labor DayFrom large-format prix fixe feasts to scaled-down à la carte options.
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    Adam Platt Ranks 6 of Our Favorite New Tasting MenusOver the last several months, newly refurbished tasting ateliers, discreet dining bars, and elaborately conceived chef’s menus have been popping up with such frequency that it’s hard to keep track of them all.
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    Spring’s Crudité ComebackBowls of crunchy raw vegetables, arranged as artfully as Cézanne still lifes.
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    Why Whey? A Push to Market Yogurt-Making’s Watery RemainsIt’s increasingly regarded by certain segments of the crunchy-granola crowd as a health tonic, low in calories but high in probiotics and calcium.
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    In Praise of the Patty MeltIt’s not a burger. It’s not a grilled cheese. It’s just delicious.
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    Tartare Takes Off: Chefs Revisit an Old Recipe, Leaving No Animal (or Vegetable)Everything from beef hearts to beetroots is being sliced into bite-size pieces and served with toast points.
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    Trendlet: Restaurant Stairs Designed for Seating and Eating“We really love expanding on the idea of New York stoop culture.”
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    New York Sour: Tart, Tangy Flavors Rule the FoodscapeFor a species that naturally gravitates to sugar and fat, we seem to be going through a decidedly sour phase.
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    Trendlet: Frog Legs Find Favor — and Flavor — All Over TownIt’s tempting to blame the resurgence of frogs’ legs on New York’s burgeoning French-food renaissance.
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    Trendlet: Fusion Falafel and the New Israeli CuisineRecently, a new wave of Israeli food has made inroads on the list of Zeitgeist-y New York cuisines.
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    Trendlet: The Forgotten Danish Stages a ComebackOur town’s artisanal bakers have been busy giving the pastry a gourmet upgrade, and the time for a full-fledged renaissance has arrived.
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    Cauliflower Makes a Move to the Center of the PlateIt’s now in the role of Vegetable Most Likely to Be Mistaken for a Piece of Meat.
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    Trendlet: Once-Humble Brisket Finds New CachetThanks to the confluence of the New and Improved Jewish Deli Movement and the enduring Barbecue Boom, it’s experienced a spike in popularity of almost pork-belly proportions.
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    Trendlet: A New Slew of Distinctly New York TacosLike pizza, burgers, and pork buns before it, the taco is the latest lowbrow foodstuff to undergo a gourmet upgrade.
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