Food

A Martini Fit for a Matriarch

David Eardley’s grandmother has influenced his taste from design to cocktails.

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Make it a Double

Peter Pan’s old fashioned Frankenstein is sensational without shock value.

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Gisela Williams’ Taste of Bali

 The Berlin-based writer shares a recipe for burbur injun, or black rice pudding, that was passed down to her during her time in Ubud, Bali.

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Convenience and Comfort

Photographer François Coquerel returns to a modest yet nostalgic classic: instant noodle soup.

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If You Can’t Stand the Heat

Khushbu Shah's debut cookbook is the only convincing you need to stay inside this summer and try your hand at Indian American delicacies.

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Gaetano Pesce’s Coffee Risotto

The legendary Italian designer lived his life with an irreverence for rigid rules. Like his iconic designs, this recipe is anything but ordinary.

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Tina Isaac-Goizé’s Timeless Parisian Cake

The story behind the writer’s go-to financier cake recipe includes a Parisian neighbor and a psychic. 

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Glenn Adamson’s Perfect Pepper

A reverence design shines through everything the curator and author touches, including his preferred plate.

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Jesus Take the Falafel

At Saffy’s in Los Angeles, go with the flow—and order extra flatbread.

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Whitney Mallet’s GG’s Leek Soup

The New York-based writer shares her great-grandmother’s recipe for this fragrant comfort food. 

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Sumayva Vally’s Samosa Tradition

The architect and founder of Counterspace shares her childhood memories of hours spent folding sculptural pastry. 

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Dining Decisions

A noncommittal referral and blocks of over-appealing options in Galway, Ireland left vacationer Ella Quittner wondering if Daróg should be the first of three dinners. But the boutique wine bar changed her mind.  

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No Bad Days

Francis Mallmann has lived many lives. He’s pioneered open-fire cooking, built his own restaurants from the ground up—plus a museum—and even picked up embroidery. Through it all, Family Style's Summer 2024 guest chef has learned lessons that make life a little sweeter.

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Straight to the Point Point

A delicious Filipino pop-up at New York’s WSA building brought together artists, performers, and lechon-enthusiasts.

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Rose Courteau’s Sweet Tooth

When the Brooklyn-based writer is craving something sweet but easy to make, she whips up her mother’s recipe for chocolate pudding.

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Brandon Ndife’s Soul-Satisfying Soup

The New York-based artist shares a recipe for the classic Nigerian dish: ogbono soup.

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Sacred Sandwiches

Nothing is as good as the original but New York’s three best Japanese egg sandos are as close to home as they get.

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Joe Perri’s Go-to Stew

The New York-based photographer shares his family’s spin on sancocho, a classic Latin American and Caribbean dish of his childhood.

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Caroline Tompkins Loves Her Oma and Her Fruit Dumplings

The New York-based photographer pays tribute to her grandmother with this delicious Czech dish.

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La Dolce Lunch Reservation

Add this not-so-known Sicilian trattoria to your Italian vacation itinerary.

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Chefs d’Oeuvre

Alain Ducasse began quietly leading a plant-based revolution in the late ’80s, and has continued to experiment with vegetable-forward haute cuisine since. It’s an appetite to better the world that he shares with Daniel Humm, whose creative culinary philosophy has both amazed—and even angered.

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Gilda Bruno’s Testament to Italian Cuisine

The London-based writer, editor, and photographer digs into her Italian roots with this family recipe for coniglio alla cacciatora.

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Dinner and a Show

Who needs a dinner date when Automatic Seafood’s fried fish collar requires so much attention?

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The Apple of Charlie Gates’ Eye

When it’s apple season in England, the Somerset-raised, London-based photographer knows just what to do. He pulls out his family’s tarte tatin recipe and whips up the beloved classic. 

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Freehand

Over the last few years, temaki-style sushi joints have become the go-to fast-but-not-casual rage for New Yorkers with no time to waste. Despite the endless options to dine at, these four should stay top of mind.

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Jasko Bobar’s Taste of Bosnia

The Denmark-based photographer shares his recipe for his go-to comfort food: pura, a cornmeal porridge that brings him back to his childhood.

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Home is Where the Quiche is

Sydney Vernon infuses her work with tender and intimate snapshots of Black life. Her own memories of childhood find their way into her art—and her meals, like her mother’s turkey spinach quiche.

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