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Turkey Mulligatawny Soup

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Spring Vegetable Terrine

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i’m starting a new job at 9th and 17th and want to know where the good lunch spots are. i know chelsea market is right there but was hoping to hear about some other chowish options... thanks

I’m visitng NY for the fist time at the end of August with friends and we’re doing the obligatory Statue of Liberty visit. We don’t wan’t any over priced concession stand food for lunch so we are brown...

It’s been a busy year, and my partner has been picking up a lot of slack. This week I have some time off, and want to spend it spoiling her. I’m the cook in the house, so one of the things I’d like to do is pack...

Anyone have any good ideas for packing more interesting lunches to work, especially options that do not need to be reheated, although any ideas on that front would be great too.

Marinated tofu, apple, and Napa cabbage make for a flavorful roll.