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Critic s notebook: Chef-prepared meal kits to cook at home
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Susie Davidson Powell stretches noodles in a delivery meal kit from Xi’an Famous Foods in New York City. (Provided photo.)Provided photoShow MoreShow Less
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Susie Davidson Powell finishes a noodle dish with beef in a delivery meal kit from Xi’an Famous Foods in New York City. (Provided photo.)Provided photoShow MoreShow Less
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Susie Davidson Powell finishes a noodle dish with beef in a delivery meal kit from Xi’an Famous Foods in New York City. (Provided photo.)Provided photoShow MoreShow Less
A little ‘bra-shoot,’ a little ‘gagootz’ . . . Did Fast Eddie Canlon get a raw deal on Food Network’s reality TV?
Updated Feb 04, 2021;
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Indeed, that was Staten Island’s very own Ed Canlon in the previews of new Food Network showdown, “Kitchen Crash.” And when the episode finally aired Wednesday night, the Oakwood restaurant owner and Chopped! champ did not disappoint although the outcome of the broadcast certainly did, based on reactions from Staten Islanders who tuned in.
On Season 1, Episode 3 of “Kitchen Crash,” host Jeff Maura, aka “Sandwich King,” and Leah Cohen judged the cooking of three chefs including “Fast Eddie” Canlon. “Meat on the Street,” as the segment is dubbed, was filmed in the middle of a residential street in East Windsor, N.J. The show’s premise revolves around neighbors on this block who opened up their kitchens to the guest chefs. (Note social distancing in the outdoor production whi
My Turn: It always starts with a joke
Published: 1/29/2021 6:30:40 AM
Humor has always been a useful tool of the far right to make fascism palatable to the general electorate. Don’t believe me? Google “Nazi Propaganda” or “Jewish caricature,” which is what I assume Rep. James Spillane was doing before he posted to the (now defunct) social media site Parler, a former haven for the alt-right due to its lack of community guidelines or usage standards.
That’s why I cannot accept Rep. Dawn Johnson and Spillane’s “apologies,” which is a charitable description in any case.
The modern alt-right flourishes in online forums, spaces cloaked in the anonymity of the internet, and how do they cover their tracks? “It’s just a joke!” Avoiding accountability at all costs, they deem their threats of fascist violence humorous to deflect responsibility. Not only does this allow them to continue to spew hateful rhetoric, but it also provides them a powerful vessel to induct y
Depot Park introduces West African dance classes
A dance teacher helps unite Gainesville community through outdoor dance classes January 27, 2021 | 6:45am EST Barakissa Couliaby, 42, professional dancer, performs a West African dance routine at the Asheville Percussion Festival in North Carolina on July 1, 2017.
Drums beat and dancers energetically jump in the warm Gainesville air at Depot Park.
The lush, green trees and grass of Gainesville remind Barakissa Couliaby, a 42-year-old professional West African dancer and instructor of the West African outdoor class, of her home tropical country of Côte d’Ivoire, which is also known as Ivory Coast.
Couliaby taught her first outdoor West African dance class at Depot Park on Dec. 6 and held a second class Jan. 17. The next class will not take place until Feb. 21, and Couliaby is still working on figuring out a regular schedule.