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Simple Art of Cooking: Locally Sourced Meals for May

(May 13, 2013) It’s that magical time of the year when a blanket of green covers the landscape, tree branches are heavy with... More

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Simple Art Of Cooking: Recipes for Your Local Catch

(April 23, 2013) I love all manner of fish and delighted to learn that some of the local fish currently available are porgies,... More

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The Simple Art of Cooking: Celebrate With Soup

(March 25, 2013) No Hamptons Passover celebration would be complete without classic matzoh ball soup More

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The Simple Art of Cooking: Fondue for Valentine’s Day

(February 13, 2013) Happiness may be that you forgot to put your fondue pot in one of your yard sales. Now all you... More

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The Simple Art Of Cooking: You Say Frittata, I Say Fritada

(February 5, 2013) My mom made fritadas, a Spanish version of the Italian frittata, which she always prepared with feta cheese and diced... More

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The Simple Art Of Cooking: Stay Warm With Soups

(January 15, 2013) Taking the chill off winter for me starts with homemade chicken stock to use as a base for a couple... More

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Silvia Lehrer to Sign Books at Lieb Cellars

(December 6, 2012) Dan’s Papers culinary columnist Silvia Lehrer will be giving a reading and book signing from her book Savoring the Hamptons:... More

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The Simple Art of Cooking: The Caul of the Flower

(October 31, 2012) I can hardly resist the beautiful heads of cauliflower, peeking out of their cabbage-like leafy covering sitting regally at farmers... More

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Silvia Lehrer To Sign Books At Lieb Cellars

(October 27, 2012) Dan’s Papers cooking columnist and author of Savoring the Hamptons: Discovering the Food and Wine of Long Island’s East End,... More

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Simple Art of Cooking: Local Farm Stand Fare

(October 3, 2012) While the calendar confirms the official end of summer has passed, corn and tomatoes are still high on my list... More