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From a Louisiana fishing rodeo to Hudson Yards. How a first-generation Peruvian kid became one of New York's most important culinary voices.There is a moment in every chef's story where the food stops being background noise and becomes the whole point. For Erik Ramirez, that moment happened in Gran…

Bungalow is the hardest reservation in New York. Here is why it feels like going home.There are restaurants, and then there is Bungalow. Your girl Nycci Nellis sat down with Chef Vikas Khanna, and within the first five minutes she understood why lines form down the block and why 10,000 people are o…

A scheduling mistake, a lightning strike, and twenty years of chasing the bliss point on a plate.I mean, one class. That is all it took. A scheduling mix up landed Chef Adrianne Calvo in a cooking class her junior year of high school, and by the end of one culinary demo she went home and told her p…

Three siblings, one rocky hill in Clarksburg, and the boldest bet in Maryland wine.An old farmer drove his beat up pickup to the top of the hill and told Drew Baker the only thing that land ever grew was rocks. Drew bought the farm anyway, because rocks were exactly what he was looking for. I have …