Food Lab: ‘Eat Global, Cook Local’
This combination of global meets local cuisine is the theme of this year’s Food Lab Conference — which includes several panels, a cooking class and dinner — on September 14 and 15 at Stony Brook Southampton.
A Conversation With Laura Luciano
A graphic designer with her own firm, Laura Luciano is a board member of Slow Food East End who has been Slow Food Governor for New York State since 2017.
Amidst a Changing Tide, Donna Karan Settles in Sag Harbor
On any given day, Donna Karan takes a trip around the world — draped in fabrics from Italy and surrounded by furniture from Bali, Thailand and South Africa.
SummerFest Returns to the Southampton Arts Center
For foodies, SummerFest is the one Hamptons event that should not be missed. In addition to serving as the premier fundraiser for the Southampton Arts Center, the event allows some of the East End’s most prominent chefs and restaurants to proudly showcase their latest culinary creations.
Chowder: It’s Serious Business
For Stuart’s Seafood Market, chowder is serious business. Made fresh daily, there are at least eight different choices at any given time, from mussel, conk and oyster chowders to Mediterranean fish soup, lobster bisque and, of course, Manhattan and New England clam chowders.
Maison Vivienne: The South of France in Southampton
Can an unlucky location survive the Hamptons season? If you ask Gary, Svitlana and Tessa Flom, the answer is a resounding “yes.”
Food Lab Conference Goes Global
Colin Ambrose — chef and owner of Estia’s Little Kitchen in Sag Harbor and the former Estia’s in Amagansett, and the former chef at Old Stove Pub Greek Restaurant in Wainscott and host of American River Tours — will talk with journalist Biddle Duke.
Shop: Mobile Matcha
Tathiana and Alessandro Teixeira, both former professional athletes, learned from an early age that a healthy balance in both body and mind was required for them to thrive in the demanding disciplines of ballet and tennis.
Business: Chop House in Southampton, New Record for LI Tourism, Travel Elite
Next month, Brooklyn Chop House will open its doors in the Financial District, but it’s warming up in Southampton first.
Trucks Roll In for the Great Food Truck Derby
Trucks from Manhattan to Montauk will hit the pavement to converge at Edible East End’s seventh annual Great Food Truck Derby on Friday, August 10, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Hayground School
The Wait Continues at Sag Pizza
While the newest owners of one of Sag Harbor’s most beloved restaurants — the former Conca D’Oro — have remained tight-lipped on the opening date of the village’s newest Italian eatery, the doors of Sag Pizza were wide open on Tuesday, albeit only for staff training.
Symon at Solé East
Iron Chef and restauranteur Michael Symon is passionate when it comes to barbecuing and live-fire cooking — whether it’s grilling ribeyes, smoking lamb ribs, baking pizza in a wood-fired oven, or just cooking hot dogs on a stick over a campfire.
Jacques Pépin and Eric Ripert Headline Hayground Chefs Dinner
The 14th annual Hayground School’s Chefs Dinner will be held on Sunday, July 29, starting with cocktails at 4:30 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m.
‘Taste of Montauk’ For Foodies and Fun
That reputation has only continued — and many of those restaurants will participate in the sixth annual “Taste of Montauk” on Sunday, July 29, at Gurney’s Montauk Yacht Club & Resort, located at 32 Star Island Road.
“We Love Beer!”
These Long Island breweries have capitalized on the moment, a moment wherein the locavore ethos is keenly popular. Still, branding is also an important part the culture of 2018.
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Alliance of Russian and American Painters To Showcase at Grenning
“The Russian | American Painting Alliance” will open with a reception on Saturday, October 20, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Business: Fall Food Specials, Personal Training Deals, Kids Dial Day
Baron’s Cove’s new fall menu debuts with heritage pork shank with braised polenta, Brussels sprouts and natural jus, featuring pork raised at the Sag Harbor resort’s own 62-acre Beach Plum Farm.
‘The Wake of the Whale’ Felt in Sag Harbor
Sightings of pilot whales in the frigid Nordic waters have drawn residents of the Faroe Islands to their boats and beaches for nearly 1,000 years.