They both think central New York is having a golden culinary moment, with an abundance of home cooks and restaurant chefs who know how to coax the best from the local cheese, produce and fish.
Initial observations reveal this Island to be a place of culinary decadence, with an abundance of provisions; however, gaining access to what has become, for us, an imperative need for sustenance has so far proved to be a challenge.
And yet, in the mysterious, ineffable way of these things, Bocuse, who died on Saturday, at the age of ninety-one, had something that no other chef has ever had in the same abundance: an undeniably infectious culinary charisma.
And yet without this rambling career how could he have supplied the eerie wealth of maritime and dockside details, the delirious abundance of geographic and culinary specifics, that give fascination and global resonance to his novella-length tales of Maqroll the Gaviero?
While we were at work on the magazine's Food Issue, out this week, the photographer James Pomerantz had an idea — to capture the abundance, diversity, and history of New York's culinary scene through the letters of the alphabet.
At this time of year, horseshoe crabs come ashore in abundance to lay their eggs, which are a culinary treat for shore birds.
You could produce an abundance of any herbs you choose for your culinary and aromatic delights.
Budgets have been utilized more thoughtfully and efficiently, investing in these same farms to supply students with the freshest ingredients and an abundance of healthy choices, and in other creative, culinary-geared ways.
Jessica B. Harris, a culinary historian in Brooklyn, said grains of paradise are also a paradigm of abundance.
Due attention is paid to the country's extremities of culinary privilege, but the real delight of Colquhoun's account lies in its abundance of illuminating and curious facts.
