What we’re doing:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHVmeFmDQ-m/
Tuesday: It’s Good Beer Month, and you’ll want to pick up your passport—which will get you a full craft beer or flight of beers at the participating locations.
Wednesday: Bushwick’s new movie theater Syndicated is doing TV Night, starting with Firefly and a three-course menu.
Thursday: Wanna learn more about mouth-numbing Sichuan cuisine? Head to Brooklyn Brainery.
Friday: Broadway Bites is still going down, so check out the mix of vendors in Greeley Square on your lunch break.
Saturday: Whiskey and fried food—seems like the recipe for a perfect Saturday, right? It’s happening with Whiskey Fried at Brooklyn Expo Center.
Sunday: If you’re looking to add more plant-based fats to your cooking repertoire, check out this class on everything-but-lard.
Coming Soon: We’ve got Good Beer this month—make sure to get your tickets! Hopping the LIRR or Hampton Jitney in August? Don’t miss our Food Truck Derby, taking place on the East End.
Stories we’re reading:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHe0Qo_DKOQ/
Threes Brewing is adding a food program.
Meet the newest advocate against #foodwaste: Mr. Potato Head! https://t.co/VKVhmzMtw0 via @Gizmodo pic.twitter.com/Fyvz4MFahV
— FoodPrint (@foodprintorg) July 3, 2016
The NYC Food Policy Center at Hunter College has a great newsletter to subscribe to.
As Chinese, Iranian and Indonesian as apple pie … https://t.co/NMeRCZPMZR pic.twitter.com/YhTqLc88y3
— NPRFood (@NPRFood) July 3, 2016
DIY wine is happening in France.
New Nordic restaurant Aska, which we profiled back in 2014, reopens today in Williamsburg.
Nobel laureates open letter on GMOs: “We’re scientists. It's easy to see what Greenpeace is doing is anti-science." https://t.co/OrzsOThImX
— Richard McGregor (@mcgregorrichard) July 2, 2016
Feeds we’re following:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHPC_x-jp-K/
Single-origin chocolate-maker Madécasse introduced cute new packaging.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHYKdpBjU7K/
Looking for a sustainable floral designer? Brooklyn’s Molly Oliver’s your girl.
Sugarcube Dessert & Coffee in Long Island City is making cool-looking treats, as well as pear St.-Germain prosecco gelato.
