Fletcher Huntley
School
New York University
Expertise
Cocktails With Bitters, Brazilian Cuisine, Raw Desserts
- For several years, Fletcher worked in some of New York's finest restaurants, gaining insight into how things work behind the scenes.
- Fletcher is famous among his friends for his signature buffalo chicken dip.
- A fluent speaker of Spanish and Portuguese, Fletcher has travelled throughout Latin America seeking out the best flavors the region has to offer.
Experience
Fletcher Huntley is a writer and translator based in New York. He worked in restaurants for several years and loves experimenting with new recipes at home. After spending two years eating his way through Latin America, he returned to the United States, where he's worked as a writer for the last three years. He's a history and geography buff and he used to manage the blog mapforum.com. When he's not bopping around the city looking for the finest fare that the Big Apple has to offer, he can be found sharpening up a comedy set at an open mic or hunched over his desk at home drawing cartoons.
Education
Fletcher has a bachelor's degree in History from New York University
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Stories By Fletcher Huntley
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If you're a fan of Dungeness crab meat and wish to learn more about this delectable delicacy, here's what makes the seafaring crustacean unique.
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If you've ever eaten Thai food, you know that there's nothing quite like it. Read on to find out about egg dishes from Thailand that you've got to try.
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Notice some mold on your groceries? From bread to hard cheeses to maple syrup, discover which 12 foods you can rescue and which to toss.
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Sake is more than just a delicious alcohol; it's also great for cooking. Read on for our favorite 13 tips you should know when cooking with sake.
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Creative options abound when making meat-free burgers. Here's how to prepare them to provide as much flavor as the classic beef versions (or more).
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How do you make the best possible pot of stew for yourself when the temperatures start to drop outside? We'll tell you how to amp up the flavor.
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Craving fried rice but don't want to order out? Break out the wok because here's 15 tips you need to make restaurant-quality fried rice at home.
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The collective culinary world held a lot of respect for Anthony Bourdain, but there were plenty of professional chefs who Bourdain revered as well.
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The ingredients that go into Brazilian cuisine are as diverse and varied as the natural and cultural components that make it up, and these are the essentials.
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Absolutely no one likes to eat dry chicken, which is why you need these tips and tricks to avoid overcooking your poultry when making it at home.
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From sushi to tempura, Japanese cuisine is delicious. Interested in cooking it? Stock your pantry with these 30 essential Japanese ingredients.
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Want to do something unexpected with your eggs? Look to the great chefs of France, who've perfected the piperade, quenelles, oufs cocotte and more.
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A delicious steak is a dream, so why not learn from the best? From Ramsey to Wolfgang, here are the celebrity chef tips you'll need for perfect beef.
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For great poached eggs, why not learn from the best? From Julia Child to Gordon Ramsey, we collected 14 celebrity chef tips for perfect eggs.
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Fire up your stove and preheat your oven, because we're going to tell you about the absolute best meats to pan roast for a spectacular meal.
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There's a coffee shop practically on every corner in NYC, but which ones are the best of the best? Here are some of the top coffee shops in the Big Apple.
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Pizza is the unquestioned king of the food scene in New York City, but what are the best places to grab a slice or pie in the Big Apple's five boroughs?
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Speakeasies have a long and checkered past in New York City. The modern iterations are fun and sought-after for a reason. Here are the best in NYC.
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If you're looking for quality pastrami, matzo ball soup, or other classic Jewish delicacies in New York City, you can't do better than the delis on this list.
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Martha Stewart is a well-known personality, yet some things about the popular homemaker might still surprise the casual fan. Get familiar with Martha, here.
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While social media has grown in the food world, food critics remain essential for the deep dives. We've curated a list of the most influential.
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Plump and delicious, shrimp is a crowd-pleaser. From grilled to fried, these are our favorite ways to add robust flavor to these tasty shellfish.
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With the seemingly endless kinds of sugar replacements out there, which one is the best? We've compiled and broken down a list of our favorites.
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Although legal food additives are considered safe by the FDA, we've compiled a list of commonly used food additives that many still consider questionable.
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Baking can be a fun process that leads to tasty food items. However, there are some key prepping tips that should be followed before you even start baking.
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While soothing and nutritious, bone broth can be an intimidating process to make. But with our curated tips, making broth is simpler than ever.
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We've condensed the knowledge of some of our favorite celebrity chefs, all of whom have a thing to say about how to prepare the best plate of eggs.