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Rae Bernamoff in her Brooklyn kitchen. Clean white tiling, recycled materials and custom wood-work echo the look of Mile End Deli and the new Mile End Sandwich. The couple worked with William Mowat of Associated Fabrication to build their home kitchen and their two restaurants. Pin It
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The fridge is filled with snacks from other Brooklyn artisans whose owners the couple count as friends, including Red Hook Winery, Sixpoint Brewery and Bark Hot Dogs. Pin It
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Stumptown cold-brew and Morris Kitchen Ginger Syrup stand at the ready. Pin It
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A stack of chocolate bars is topped with a salted bar from Mast Brothers Chocolate. Pin It
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A brown paper bag is filled with Canadian candy--friends help smuggle it over the border. Pin It
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Rae favors Forever Nuts tea (black, no milk) from the Montreal-based company David's Tea. Handily, the company has opened two stores in New York. Jess Binkley, a line cook at Mile End Deli, makes the Binx Goods vanilla extract. Pin It
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A tagine from a relative's recent trip to Morocco nestles with a stock of potatoes and onions (crucial hash ingredients). Pin It
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Noah perfected his Montreal-style smoked meat technique while he was in school at Brooklyn Law. Now, you can pick up a pound at the Boerum Hill or new Noho location. Pin It
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Rae has a small collection of Japanese pottery, along with this nifty table-top hibachi grill. In good weather, the couple likes to BBQ on their terrace. Pin It
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Eggs, onions, potatoes and smoked meat combine to make one hearty hash. We happily eat it for any meal. Click here for the recipe. Pin It
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