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Spring 2009
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In This Issue

4 GRIST FOR THE MILL
7 NOTABLE EDIBLES
Sister act.
Green point comes to Greenpoint.
Food fellow does Brooklyn proud.
A different kind of wine pairing.
12 BOOKLYN
Seeking solace from her sauce.
15 THE BROOKLYN FRIDGE
Terrance McKnight
Host of Evening Music on WYNC public radio.
18 MOM AND POP SHOP
Mellows With Age
An old-school Bay Ridge liquor store gets a new lease on life.
22 BACK OF THE HOUSE
Egg
Rise and shine.
29 INDIGENOUS INDUSTRY
The Tortilla Triangle
Brooklyn’s masa mecca.
33 EDIBLE ENTREPRENEURS
The Brooklyn Crush
A winery in Red Hook—yes, Red Hook—proves you can make it anywhere.
37 BEHIND THE BOTTLE
Medolla Vineyards 2003 Merlot
A red with roots in Brooklyn.
39 TRACEABILITY
Conscientious Capitalism
Madécasse brings Madagascar’s treasure to you—and vice versa.
43 OBSESSIONS
Heaven on Earthenware
One woman’s passion for cooking in clay.
56 AFTERTASTE
A kick in the bucket.
COVER
An egg at Egg.
Photo by Michael Harlan Turkell
 
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