Topic: Andrew Carmellini

This week in The New York Times, Pete Wells reviews someplace called Parm. His intro points out the lack of coverage food snobs give...

A Culinary Weekend to New York

New York, certainly considered one of the culinary capitals of the globe, has always intrigued me by the sheer number of restaurants jammed tightly...
Delta Air Lines has a high-tech distraction for hungry jet-setters with a lengthy layover.. . The carrier will unveil 200 iPads today installed in...

pork-and-pineapple fried rice

Most restaurants make pork fried rice with generic pieces of barbecued meat; Andrew Carmellini uses both seared ground pork and sweet, aromatic Chinese sausage in his playful version. As an alternative to Chinese sausage-which is now available at many Costco stores-substitute thick ...

chicken posole

Andrew Carmellini learned to make posole with veal head; this recipe calls for chicken.. 1 HR SERVINGS: Add the yellow onion and cook over moderately high heat, stirring, until beginning to soften, 3 minutes. Simmer over low heat until the chicken is ...

Best American Regional Classic Recipes

To research regional American dishes for his upcoming Manhattan restaurant, chef Andrew Carmellini road-tripped around the country in search of spectacular flavors-and found just a few good ones. When he was growing up in Cleveland, Andrew Carmellini spent every vacation in a ...
Who says a hot dog can't be a revelatory dining experience? Once the semolina firms up, Poli cuts it into precise squares and fries them until they're crisp on the outside, but still creamy inside. At this time of year ...

The Power of Pasta

Add cooked linguine, season with salt and pepper, drizzle with a bit of olive oil, and toss. Add the cooked chicken, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1 teaspoon minced garlic, lots of grated Parmesan, and enough pasta water to moisten. Remove 1/2 ...

A Voce

41 Madison Ave New York, NY 10010 . Get Map & Directions . Sponsored You might also like... View the menu . In Short - An upper-crust crowd relaxes in a modern dining room that feels at home on Madison Avenue.

Robert De Niro's Locanda Verde

De Niro tapped Andrew Carmellini, one of the city's most talented (then) out-of-work chefs, to bring his food and considerable following down to Tribeca. Instead of Ago's insipid spins on Italian standards, A Voce's former top toque sends out ...