Recipes
A European-style porchetta pop-up just opened in the West Village
It’s take-out sandwich season and a new pop-up within this popular restaurant is helping New Yorkers fully celebrate. Da Toscano Porchetta Shop, located within the West Village Italian restaurant da Toscano, will pop up three days a week to offer European-style sandwiches during lunch hours. RECOMMENDED: The New York Pizza Festival is bringing fresh 'za from world-famous pizzaioli The new shop is a celebration of the sandwich stalls and carts found along the streets of the owners’ favorite Italian cities. During a trip through Tuscany, Michael and Caitlin Toscano were enamored with these street-side vendors, who offer handmade sandwiches made with fresh bread, delicious...
Prep for Memorial Day with this grilling Gold Box: Instant read meat thermometer $11.50, more
Today only, as part of its Gold Box Deals of the Day, Accelerator Store (100% positive feedback past 12 months) via Amazon is offering discounts a wide range of grilling must-haves ahead of next week’s Memorial Day festivities. Our top pick is the Alpha Grillers Instant Read Meat Thermometer for $11.69 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $25. Down from its normal going rate of $16, today’s deal comes in 27% off and also marks a new all-time low that we’ve tracked. If you don’t have an instant read thermometer yet, it’s time to pick one...
Sausage traybake and eve’s pudding: Nancy Birtwhistle’s budget apple recipes
A thrifty, flavour-packed sausage traybake using up softened apples and other leftover veg, and a delectable eve’s pudding made out of old apples and stale breadWhen I spot a few apples in the fruit bowl looking wrinkled, dry and past their best, I have these recipes to hand to ensure they don’t end their days in the compost bin. Pork and apple are great together, and today’s traybake is minimal effort yet has maximum flavour – you can put in whatever vegetables that need using up. And if the oven’s going to be on anyway, maximise that energy and pop...
Food Prices Are Still High. What Role Do Corporate Profits Play?
After more than two years of cost increases, Americans are finally feeling relief at the grocery store as food inflation cooled off for the first time in March and then again in April. But those price drops will likely only go so far. That’s largely because, over the last few years, the small handful of food corporations controlling the sector have been charging premiums for their products, blaming supply chain disruptions. They’ve raked in record profits as a result, and nothing is stopping them from continuing to do so. Food corporations are thriving: Between 2021 and 2022, the food and...
Co-op members and board at odds over AGM vote on chicken welfare
Motion to adopt Better Chicken Commitment carried by 96% but directors cited need for low pricesFeathers are flying at the Co-operative Group after thousands of its members voted to improve welfare for chickens reared for meat at the annual meeting on Saturday – but were partly overruled by the company’s directors, who said they wanted to keep prices down.A motion led by the campaign group Humane League UK asked the mutual to adopt the Better Chicken Commitment (BCC) – a set of standards adopted by Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and the Greggs bakery chain – and report on welfare improvements...