The dough should hold together. A Staten Island pizzeria owner spent months testing dough recipes, making more than 500 pies, to find one his customers couldn’t tell from the original — all before a New York state ban on a cancer-linked flour additive used in pizza and bread is now awaiting Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature. … Read more
san francisco — Since 1996, Chef Philippe Jardel and his wife, Ellen, have brought the warmth and flavor of Parisian bistros to San Francisco’s inner Richmond neighborhood. “Honestly, when I’m here, this is more my home than my real home,” Elaine said. “I meet strangers every day. Sometimes (we become) friends.” The menu is a … Read more
On a cold December evening in 1979, Tampa Bay Stadium transformed into something surreal. Steps turned into splashes, fans huddled under umbrellas as torrents of rain poured overhead, and the Bucs fought tooth and nail for a 3-0 victory over the Chiefs in what became known as the “Monsoon Game.” That single field goal by … Read more
In April, after months of tech-dipshit palace intrigue, photos of Mark Zuckerberg’s long-rumored D.C. mansion finally spread their way through social media. Because Zuckerberg is an immensely disliked figure for democracy-destroying and culture-annihilating reasons, mass architectural criticism was equally swift. To social media users, the house looked like everything from a dorm at a mid-sized … Read more