Nitehawk Popcorn Recipe From Chef Saul Bolton
Make Nitehawk Popcorn from Saul Bolton, Nitehawk Cinema, New York
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Read MoreAt a restaurant where the cuisine is described as "Asian cowboy" and the motto is "West Eats Meat," executive chef Brian Malarkey's fiery, soy-based M-80 sauce fits right in.
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Read MoreSweetened with local honey, the peach compote is layered with cream cheese, enclosed in flaky whole wheat pastry and brushed with a sweet sugar glaze, these peach pop tarts are ideal for handheld snacking, whatever your age.
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Read MoreSweet, tangy piquillo peppers add a unique flavor to the dip. If you can't find them, substitute in jarred roasted red peppers for a similar flavor.
Read MoreTangy crème fraîche and puckery limoncello keep this dessert from being overly sweet. The limoncello, an Italian, citrus-based lemon liqueur, can be replaced with raspberry or black currant liqueur for an easy variation
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Read MoreThe perfect summer beverage, this beer cocktail is inspired by the British shandy: beer mixed with ginger ale or sparkling lemonade. The muddled apricots can be substituted with peaches or nectarines for a slightly sweeter brew.
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