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First Aired - 03/21/2011 01:00PM
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Peter Aguero, who will be bringing his Jersey Fresh Burlesque to the Beer for Beasts Event, is Cathy Erway's guest on this week's episode of Let's Eat In. Tune in to learn more about the misunderstood art of burlesque and how it will be incorporated in B4B. Beer for Beasts (B4B) will be held on Saturday, March 26, 2011, at The Bell House, located in Gowanus section (149 7th Street) of Park Slope in Brooklyn, NY, with all proceeds benefiting The Humane Society of New York City. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.
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Let's Eat In Introduction: Peter Aguero (17:03)
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Let's Eat In, Cathy Erway, Beer for Beasts, Sixpoint Craft Ales, Beer Advocate, Peter Aguero, New Jersey, The BTK Band, Jersey Fresh Burlesque, burlesque shows, comedy is key, muppet burlesque, social commentary, Hotsy Totsy Burlesque, Cherry Pitz, winning, Sixpoint star shaped pasties, rhinestones and glitter, BB Heart, Storybook Burlesque, latin fan dance,Beer for Beasts! (16:22)
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Beer for Beasts, This Saturday at The Bell House, poets between acts, Brooklyn hip hop, rappers are poets, Pete's favorite date meal, Mexican food is the sexiest, tortilla soup, spice is associated with sexuality, aphrodisiacs, sex is based on good circulation, spice dilates blood vessels, sends endorphins through, Cinnamon, good for your mouth, original chewing gums had a purpose, mint helps digestion, Cinnamon is good for your mouth, tactile simulation, Cassia, Cinnamon doesn't work well with beer, spiced winter ales, ginger is good for your stomach, date meals, home brewed beer,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 09/08/2010 06:00PM
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This week on Brooklyn Eats Rachel explore that sacred institution of urban nightlife: the dive bar. Joining Rachel are food writer Joshua M. Bernstein and Matt Levy, progeny of the Levys that run the famous Levy's Unique New York tours. The gang relay a great deal of booze-soaked anecdotes regarding their time spent in dives; partial nudity, $3 drinks, bikers, drugs, scuzz, and various musty funks are all involved to some degree. This episode was sponsored by Roberta's.
Photo: Inside Park Slope's Lucky 13 Bar
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Dive In! (16:26)
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Rachael Wharton, Edible Brooklyn, Edible Manhattan, heritageradionetwork.com, Whole Foods, homebrew competition, dive bars in Brooklyn, Joshua M. Bernstein, Belview Bar, dirt-cheap drinks make a dive bar a dive bar, miscreants and misanthropes, can a dive bar have craft beer?, Matt Levy, Levy's Unique New York, cast of characters is essential, The Commodore, talking to bartenders, a dive bar should be scary, people talk in dive bars, Brooklyn versus Manhattan, Port Authority is so scuzzy, Port 41, Holland Bar, a place of transiency, Freddy's Dive Bar, Starlight Lounge, the oldest black-owned gay-friendly bar, Frank's Lounge on Fulton, good bathroom stories, Junior and Son, ice in the urinal, O'Connor's on 5th Avenue, musty funk, Maximilian Bells, a Jamaican dive bar, Imperial Biker Bar, biker bars, O.P. and Milk, mamajuana, s,Duff, Rudys,The Mystique of Dive Bars (11:36)
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the fabric of this fine borough, dive bars, levysuniqueny.com, mygutinstinct.wordpress.com, Navy Yard Cocktail Lounge, Brooklyn Naval Yards, flushing avenue, 3 dollar drinks, Park Slope dive bars, Tim Booze, nips, Jackie's 5th Amendment, Lucky 13, karate dojo turned horror-themed heavy metal dive bar, Smolen, leave feeling good about the planet, Wicked Monk in Bayridge, The Grassroots Tavern on St. Marks, The Holiday Cocktail Lounge, Hank's Saloon jacked their prices, Frank McCourt, Farrell's, 32 oz. Styrofoam containers, drinks to go,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 07/20/2010 03:00PM
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This week on The Food Seen Michael spoke to restaurateurs Laura Shea and David Shea of applewood restaurant in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Michael spoke to them about the familial roots of applewood, and how the Sheys began work on raising a restaurant and a child at essentially the same time. They also discussed how a menu that changes daily makes being a cook (and a client) more interesting. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.
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The Food Seen Introduction (17:53)
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The Food Seen, Michael Harlan Turkell, Whole Foods Market, 501 11th Street, applewood, www.applewoodny.com, Michael's photography career started at applewood, family themed restaurant, applewood started 6 years ago, their kids were raised in the restaurant, it takes a lot of sacrifice to run a restaurant, raising babies in the kitchen, Ridge Shinn, true grass finished beef, farmer, beef is the cornerstone of much of applewood's philosophy, there are many high profile chefs that are on the local sustainable bandwagon, Meet the Farmer dinners, expansion is the next logical step for applewood, July in the northeast is as good as it gets, fresh local produce, Laura Shea, David Shea,Laura & David Shea of applewood (14:33)
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Lydia Radcliffe, Vermont, matriarch of female farming in the Northeast, people look up to her, whole animal cooking, meat glue, Bernie the pig farmer, cooperative farming, local is not defined as New York State, knowing your farmer, Life As You Know It, documentary film, Christina Robbins Higgins, sustainability in farming, there also needs to be sustainability in your life,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
