i was really, very hungry.

a supper club.

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celebrating 2 years of hungry, with a korean family feast. thank you all for your support, what a fantastic adventure it's been.

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happy holidays + happy new year, from our hungry family, to yours. see you all in 2014!

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the southern korean table: a classic korean meal with inflections of the american south. our collaboration with egg restaurant. november 7th, 2013. brooklyn, ny.

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hungry family! our next event, an exciting collaboration with egg restaurant, is less than one week away. you don't want to miss this special dinner, celebrating two delicious + distinct food cultures. tickets are limited + available here. we look forward to eating with you!

[luckypeach]

sorry

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TEEHEE

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The Southern Korean Table

Together with Brooklyn breakfast mainstay egg, we will be bringing you a classic Korean meal with inflections of the American South. 

Thursday, November 7, 7:30 PM egg 135 N 5th St (between Berry & Bedford) Brooklyn, NY 11211

Buy tickets here. 

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hungry for more?

well, save the date: thursday, november 7.

we've got a dinner in the works, friends. it will be the start of a new and very exciting collaboration for us.

stay tuned to hear more soon! 

[reallyveryhungry]

Chuseok

Otherwise known as Korean Thanksgiving!

Chuseok is a major holiday in Korea. The holiday celebrates the harvest season and always occurs near the autumnal equinox. It is a time to pay respects to elders and ancestors to encourage an abundant harvest. 

In South Korea, the whole country shuts down - businesses close, schools go on break and traffic is mayhem. It is one of the only times of year that you'll see Seoul slow down and get quiet. People escape the cities to the countryside to visit the graves of passed relatives and visit their elders. But never without elaborately packaged gift boxes of delicate duk (rice cakes), precious perfect fruits and the most treasured of all - SPAM. 

Mike and Yuri were in Seoul this time last year visiting Yuri's family.

Here's a peak at her aunt's Chuseok table:

With her uncle at the family's private cemetery:

And that SPAM gift set:

Top photo: no source listed. Let me know if it's yours! Bottom three photos: whyokay

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Ct: Community Table

Spanish Hipster, a couple's gorgeous take on their every bite, checks out Community Table, a gem in Washington, CT. 

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It’s been a healthy week full of veggies and exercising… but sometimes a girl just needs her runny eggs, salty cheese, animal fat and pasta. This dish is one of our favorite cure-alls!

Bucatini alla Carbonara

You’ll need:

3 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil

6 oz. pancetta,...

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Don't you want to fall into this carbonara vortex?

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We got to pitch in on a holiday-themed dinner for the region of Bordeaux recently. We had a great time with Tasting Table and CreativeFeed!

It was the hottest day of the summer but cool and cozy inside. 

The meal, starring wine selects by the extraordinary sommelier Daniel Johnnes, featured:

*Shrimp and red snapper ceviche with heirloom tomato, orange and fennel pollen with saffron/fennel tuile 

*Smoked and grilled seafood with chorizo 

*Cabernet-braised lamb sliders with onion jam

*Roast turkey roulade with Bordelaise gravy 

Twice baked potatoes with Bordeaux cheeses 

 Haricots verts with shiitakes, shallot and anchovy-herb vinaigrette 

*Apple, rosemary and honey galette with whipped goat cheese

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TONIGHT! #GetYourGreenOn

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food snaps from mike and yuri's trip to mexico city. barely scratches the surface - from roadside al pastor to homemade huitlacoche omelets to late night wedding chilaquiles. everyone go. now.

[wistfullycountry]

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SUMMER

[tatianaorlov]

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4th of july..! we hope you all had a hungry + happy celebration.

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food, from tatiana's last minute escape to guatemala last week. amazing country, we highly recommend a visit!

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World expert on the food of Latin America, author, and chef Maricel Presilla is this week’s guest on Taste Matters. Tune in for a lively conversation about the culture, cuisine and culinary landscape of Latin America. Find out how she managed to write the personal yet encyclopedic award-winning book “Gran Cocina Latina: The Food of Latin America”. Learn how all the different Latin American cuisines are part of a larger constellation, and find out why Maricel is not a fan of deconstruction in food. This program was sponsored by 360 Cookware.

“My book, “Gran Cocina Latina: The Food of Latin America”, is a product of the US, because I could buy every ingredient I needed in a short distance from my home in New Jersey.” [08:05]

“Deconstruction doesn’t work for me. Some foods require a matrix and there’s a synergy when the elements are combined.” [23:00]

“You have to think about Latin America food as part of a constellation.” [28:00]

—Maricel Presilla on Taste Matters

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A new addition to the kitchen library... It's a beast of a cookbook but a beast we're willing to take down bit by bit...