Happy snowy Saturday, folks! New York is digging out from another big storm this morning, and I'm about to venture out (clad in wellies, natch) to run a zillion and a half errands. Before that, though, it's time for a look at this week's Treasury!
First, a very exciting development in Manhattan's Mexican food scene. Hecho en Dumbo is moving to a new space on the Bowery, just a few short steps from the Bleecker Street stop on the 6 train. Score! I can't wait to try the Berkshire pork tacos with pickled red onion. Don't they look amazing? They open next Friday!
Next, some sad/happy news. The sad part is that, thanks to an incident with a slippery Le Creuset pot full of chicken stew, I am in desperate need of new woven cotton rug for the floor of my kitchen. The happy part is that I get to pick something from Dash & Albert. Their colorful stripes make me happy every time I see them. I'm still not sure which one I'll ultimately choose...any ideas?
Finally, an exciting event is taking place tomorrow! Those crazy kids over at NYC Food Crawls are hosting a pork bun crawl in Manhattan's Chinatown. Sadly, I am otherwise engaged, but I'm keen to recreate the experience on my own one day soon. If you want to meet up with fellow pork bun lovers, head to the intersection of Mulberry and Bayard tomorrow afternoon at 3 PM - and don't forget to report back!
Photo of barbecued pork buns via The Cookbook Chronicles.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Queenie's Treasury
Labels:
Chinatown,
Design,
East Village,
Manhattan,
Queenie's Treasury,
Restaurants,
Shopping
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2 comments:
Sorry to hear about the rug. But did the pot survive the fall? I've had this fear of dropping my Dutch oven and putting a whole in the floor.
Yes, the pot was fine! To be fair, it didn't fall far - essentially, off a low refrigerator shelf - but it survived unscathed.
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