On the first episode in a new series from Eater called Cooking in America, host Pelin Keskin learns about Uzbek cuisine by shopping and cooking (and eating!) with Damira Inatullaeva, a cooking instructor at The League of Kitchens, who moved to Brooklyn from Uzbekistan in 2013.
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Despite his Jewish background and Floridian roots, David Bouhadana has turned his passion for Japanese culture and sushi into a career as one of New York's best sushi chefs. On "Shokunin,"' we follow Bouhadana as he tours the culinary world seeking out other industry insiders and elite artisans who followed their singular passions and found success mastering an equally unlikely and difficult craft.
This week on Shokunin, host David Bouhadana goes fishing. On a very cold and very early morning in January, he sets sail from Montauk with 3rd- and 4th-generation fishermen Captains Steven Forsberg...
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On today’s episode of Shokunin, meet Chelsea Miller, a Brooklyn-based knife maker who learned the trade from her father. Watch for a look into Miller’s Williamsburg studio and to hear more about he...
On this episode of Shokunin, sushi chef David Bouhadana visits a traditional Japanese tea house hidden above New York City's bustling Union Square. Watch as Bouhadana learns about the intricacies ...
What does it take to become a master? In a brand new video series, called Shokunin, Eater follows New York sushi chef David Bouhadana as he visits culinary-minded individuals who are hard at work p...
What does it take to become a master? In a brand new video series, called Shokunin (which means "dedicated artisan" in Japanese), Eater follows New York sushi chef David Bouhadana as he visits culi...
This week on The Meat Show, host Nick Solares investigates brodo, the bone-based broth taking the health-conscious world by storm. Popularized recently by Marco Canora in New York’s East Village (h...
Ground heart and liver make NYC’s most nutrient-dense burger. This week on The Meat Show, resident carnivore Nick Solares visits Marco Canora at Hearth, his East Village restaurant for an inside l...
The menu at New York’s DBGB Bar & Restaurant boasts a whole stuffed suckling pig, a large format meal perfect for 6–12 people to share. Watch for a peak behind the scenes at how the pig is prepared...
This week on The Meat Show, professional carnivore Nick Solares visits Mu Ramen in Long Island City, to eat a steak that has been dry-aged for 400 days. Watch to see if chef Joshua Smookler’s funky...
One would think Burger King — a company whose name begins with the word BURGER — would be inclined to stay in their ground-beef-lined lane, but as of today, one would be wrong. The Meat Show host N...
Chef April Bloomfield — of The Spotted Pig and The Breslin fame — has a brand new spot opening up in New York’s Midtown this week. It’s called Salvation Burger, and The Meat Show Nick Solares got t...
On a hunt for an English breakfast plate to invoke memories from his childhood, The Meat Show’s Nick Solares visits British chef April Bloomfield at her restaurant inside New York’s Ace Hotel, The ...
A visit to Philadelphia would be wildly incomplete without a cheesesteak sandwich, but with different variations available on almost every corner, it’s hard to know where to eat. Watch the Meat Sho...
Nick Solares is adamant about a handful of condiment laws. For starters: that ketchup should never be applied to a NYC all beef frank -- or a hamburger for that matter, but that’s a different story...
Eater’s resident meat expert Nick Solares picks his favorite slab of beef and the result may surprise you. While he has eaten his way through the city’s numerous steakhouses and high end restaurant...
Peking duck is one of the world’s most complex foods — both in terms of its preparation as well as its flavor. Chinese chefs have perfected a method for rendering duck skin shatteringly crisp and d...
Peking duck is one of the world’s most complex dishes that became the national of China over 500 years ago, initially served to the high society all across the country. And in addition to it's exte...
The thing Eater drinks editor and sushi aficionado Kat Odell misses most about living in LA is the amount of great omakase she had at her fingertips. Now a New York resident, Odell was thrilled to ...
On this episode of Q Sushi, Eater Drinks editor and sushi aficionado Kat Odell — along with special guest Elijah Wood — visits Los Angeles’ Q Sushi, for an omkase from Chef Hiroyuki Naruke, prepare...
Even the most seasoned seafood eaters can be overwhelmed by the options at a sushi bar. Your best bet? Knowing a few staples. Yellowtail, tuna, uni (technically not a fish, but too delicious to ...
Think that world over sushi is intimating and overwhelming, here now a quick and handy guide to understanding the basics. Pro tip: Sashimi isn't sushi.
Chef David Bouhadana is Florida-raised, of French-Moroccan descent, and passionate about preparing the best sushi in New York City. Having trained with top Sushi Masters in both the U.S. and Japan,...
Health Inspectors are forcing Sushi Chef's to wear gloves or close down. Please sign Chef David Bouhadad's petition to stop them by clicking here: http://chn.ge/1iXyj8m
Rarely does chef Masa Takayama of Manhattan sushi shrine Masa allow cameras into his restaurant. But Eater's Kat Odell scored a seat at his bar to taste through America's best omakase.
Chef Daisuke Nakazawa, who appeared in the film 'Jiro Dreams of Sushi' while working as an apprentice (for many years) under now legendary sushi master Jiro Ono, had been living in Seattle, until B...
The Meat Hook takes us behind the counter to show what goes into their Italian Hero. The Meat Hook is a butcher shop in Brooklyn that specializes in locally sourced, grass-fed beef. They also produ...
While it’s not known exactly how long a Luger’s porterhouse takes to get from butcher to plate (the dry-aging stage is a family secret), it’s certainly quite the process. Watch how this iconic dish...
New York City's beloved restaurant, The Dutch, puts out quite the feast on Thanksgiving. 75 organic turkeys, 45 quarts of gravy, 20 quarts of brown butter; the list goes on...Watch how the team put...
Pastry chef and chocolatier Jacques Torres is known as Mr. Chocolate in NYC because he oversees a Willy Wonka-like workshop of cookies, hot (and frozen) chocolate, truffles, confections, ice cream,...