We recently posted an interview with Chef Jonah Miller, of Huertas in NYC. This Basque-inspired restaurant has been serving pinxtos – sort of like tapas, but even more fun – since 2015. Now Chef Jonah is sharing his recipes with the rest of us in his just-published cookbook The New Spanish: Bites, Feasts and Drinks. Chef Jonah…
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Meet the Chef: An Interview with Jonah Miller of Huertas
At D’Artagnan we are proud to work with chefs across the country and learn about the innovative things they do at their restaurants. We recently spoke with Chef Jonah Miller, a New Yorker who fell in love with Basque food and opened Huertas, a pinxto bar in the East Village in 2014. The exciting Basque-inspired…
Which of These 10 Dishes Will You Eat on July 4th?
What’s on your menu for Independence Day? We combed our recipe collection and found these 10 dishes that represent American favorites and are perfect for summer parties. Try one – or more – of our recipes and celebrate the diverse flavors of America when you gather with friends and family this season. With bacon, steak,…
Remembering Anthony Bourdain
All of us at D’Artagnan are devastated at the loss of Anthony Bourdain. CNN announced the news of his suicide Friday morning and our community has been reverberating with the shock ever since. Tony was not only a longtime friend of the company but was practically family to Ariane, our founder, for whom he named his daughter. Like…
5 Father’s Day Gifts for the Man Who Grills Everything
Grillers gonna grill, and if there’s a dad in your life that rules the grates, there’s just one thing to give him on Father’s Day: something to put on the grill. But not just something – give him an extra-special cut of meat that will elevate his cooking game. That’s where D’Artagnan fits into your plans….
Memorial Day Wishes
While we think of Memorial Day as a time for parties and lots of food, there is of course, a serious purpose behind the day. On Memorial Day, we bow our heads in memory and gratitude for the service members who have lost their lives in American wars. And we share with you a photo…
Eat Fat, Lose Fat: 7 Keto-Friendly Recipes Anyone Can Enjoy
What is the keto diet, and why is it suddenly everywhere? Keto is short for ketogenic and refers to a metabolic state called ketosis, a natural process of the human body designed to help us survive when food intake is low. In essence, keto is a low-carb, high-fat diet plan designed to help your body…
Have You Seen These Food Films? Top 10 Culinary Documentaries to Add to Your Watch List
Food obsessives (we know who we are) are living in a golden age of culinary documentaries. It seems like there’s a new one out every week. From the ups and downs of the restaurant industry to profiles of great chefs, there’s a lot to chew on. It was so hard to limit this to only…
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Meatballs
Meatballs are probably one of the most widely eaten and adored foods in the world. Easy to make, affordable and ubiquitous, meatballs are a classic Italian food. Or are they? We collected a few fun facts about meatballs for you. And if thinking about meatballs makes you crave them (we could use a bowl right…
Dinner & a Movie: Your Top 7 Food Films Paired with Recipes
We heard you. When we shared our favorite food films there were lots of comments and posts on social media about the ones we missed. The list had to stop somewhere and 14 seemed like the place to do it. But we’ve added some of your picks to round out the list with 7 more binge-worthy films…
Do these 5 Things for the Perfect Easter Ham
Are you making ham the wrong way? It seems like there’s nothing easier than heating a ham, but there are still plenty of ways to get it wrong (think Aunt Mary’s dried-out ham). Our simple tips will make all the difference when cooking your ham this Easter, and guarantee a memorable meal – for all…
3 Reasons to Eat Rabbit this Easter
Do something different this Easter and serve rabbit. You won’t be alone. Our chef clients serve more rabbit this time of year and several of our staffers are planning to eat rabbit at Easter dinner. We have often wondered why Americans don’t eat more rabbit. After all, we are fine with eating turkey at Thanksgiving while using it…
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