By Ava Bartholomew While I technically spent 48 hours in NYC over spring break, it might be more accurate to say I spent seven eats there. Heading into the weekend, I had only two requirements: a breakfast with a cup of black coffee and a great bagel, and a lunch at 1915 Lanzhou Hand Pulled Noodles & Dumplings. I can proudly say I checked off … Continue reading A Weekend of Eats in NYC
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A Personal Essay by Izzy Giacoppo Swarming my social media feed are videos featuring an egg being swirled into a surrounding flour crater and turning into a two ingredient single serving of pasta. Giving this a try was tempting, so I finally took a shot at it, wondering if the two ingredient appeal would equate to simplicity. By testing this out, I’ll give you the … Continue reading A First Attempt at Making Pasta from Scratch
A Personal Essay by Claire Peretta I can recall how, growing up, the soft light of Sunday mornings would caress my face, as if reaching their sunbeam arms through window blinds to tap my shoulder and say Good morning! It’s time to get up. While I was always a bit slow to rise, the Sun knew that the second I heard the heavy shuffling of … Continue reading Every Sunday Should Start with Something Sweet
By Ryan Sadick What if the secret to elevating your cooking is hiding in your leftovers? We have all been there, buying a bunch of ingredients just for one specific recipe. While there is nothing wrong with this, most of the time you have enough to make the recipe once, but not quite enough to make it again, leaving you with a bunch of half-used … Continue reading No limits, No leftovers: The Trend of Kitchen Sink.
By Madison Sottile The brand new addition to Marshall Street has struck thought into many students on campus. The creative brand, unique culture, and inviting atmosphere makes it a perfect space for all kinds of people. However, with any new shop there are some questions about whether it is worth the cost. Haraz brings a little piece of the Middle East to the Syracuse area. … Continue reading Can tradition stand out? Inside Haraz’s attempt to redefine campus coffee culture
A personal essay by Daisy Polowetzky No amount of guide books, Condé Nast Travel articles, or travel influencer TikToks can teach you how to truly live like a local when moving to a new city. In London at least, the best way to learn what it means to be a Londoner is through food. As a Syracuse University student studying abroad in London for the … Continue reading Learning to be a Londoner Through Food
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