Adult Foodies Go to Farm Camp; Growing Dining Trend: 'Linner'
Egon Ronay, the Hungarian food critic who helped shape British culinary culture, has died at the age of 94. He had been ill for a number of weeks, but never fully retired.
[Guardian]
Parade Publications is planning to introduce a new food newspaper magazine and website called Dash, with the tagline "Simple. Fast. Delicious."
[NY Times]
Joan Rivers, the subject of a new documentary, names her favorite places in the city, including Theater District mainstay Joe Allen, Michael's, and Viand Coffee Shop.
[NY Post]
Farm Camp, a getaway for adults that teaches everything from chicken slaughtering to pig castration, has hosted the chefs from Jean Georges and Savoy.
[NY Times]
Rockaway Tacos chef Andrew Day Field says the Rockaway Beach taco stand sells about 50 pounds of fish tacos per weekend.
[Wall Street Journal]
Spotted Pig, Stand, and Plein Sud are among restaurants that now serve "linner," a meal between lunch and dinner, usually with its own special menu items.
[NY Post]
In his new book, Medium Raw, Anthony Bourdain advocates telling your child that Ronald McDonald "smells like poo" to trick her into shunning the fast-food chain.
[Guardian]
A strong U.S. team and the increased popularity of soccer means restaurants across the country are looking to boost sales during the World Cup by opening at odd hours for matches.
[Nation's Restaurant News]
What is a good pairing for gelato? Ten-Year-Old Laphroaig, Plageoles Muscadelle from France, or Primitivo Quiles Fondillón Gran Reserva Sola 1948 from Spain.
[Wall Street Journal]
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