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Category Archives: NYC Destinations
Valentine’s Day Conclusion: Noguchi Museum & Fruits de Mer Dinner
Our Valentine’s Day breakfast of crepes was superb. Our lunch of charcuterie served on a tray with the Eiffel Tower was fun and hearty. Now we were ready to head into the second half of our day of romance, with … Continue reading
La Clemenza di Tito and Banh Mi Sandwiches
On last Saturday, December 1st, Therese and I had the great pleasure to attend the Live in HD broadcast of the Metropolitan Opera’s production of Mozart’s “La Clemenza di Tito” at the Ziegfeld Theatre, lunching on homemade Banh Mi sandwiches … Continue reading
My Dairy Free Thanksgiving and Black Friday
Thanksgiving and Black Friday were big successes in my home this year. On the holiday, I cooked all the usuals – turkey legs, cranberry relish, pan gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and lots of vegetables, washed down with one of my … Continue reading
Oyster Bash, “Hyde Park”: Dairy Free goes festival double-dipping
Autumn is festival time in New York City. Some are related to the harvest, while many others are not. For example, there is the T&L Global Bazaar, which we attended at the end of September, and Lincoln Center’s White Light … Continue reading
“Caesar Must Die” is Red Meat: Dairy Free at NY Film Festival
If it’s October, it must be time for the NY Film Festival. Therese and I live close to Lincoln Center, the home for the festival, and on Monday we went to our first festival screening for this year, “Caesar Must … Continue reading
Morgan Library & Café, L.A. Burdick and Trader Joe’s
A visit to the “Renaissance Venice: Drawings from the Morgan” exhibit at the Morgan Library & Museum was the centerpiece of our latest foray-cation last Sunday. It had been around 20 years since my last visit to the Morgan, and … Continue reading