Bourdain has fightin' words for a food writer, the existence
of real Stay Puft Marshmallows and a visitor's guide to NYC dining
on today's web roundup.
Anthony Bourdain calls an as yet unidentified food journalist,
"the most vicious, abusive, misogynistic, back-biting, piece of
[expletive] I have ever met in my life," via
Eater. Perhaps tonight's episode of No Reservations
will shed some light on the situation.
In more redeeming news for food writers, the
James Beard Foundation announced their Book, Broadcast and
Journalism winners for 2012.
Still riding your Cinco de Mayo momentum? Michelle Poveda
provides
Margarita Do's and Dont's for the Huffington Post. Our advice:
avoid the sugary mix altogether and keep it simple. Or closely
follow the recipe
for the perfect margarita from our resident chef, Dixie
Wong.
Stay Puft Marshmallows apparently exist now according to
Foodiggity - hopefully not a sign of an impending 2012 apocalypse.
Ghostbusters fans fear human sacrifice, dogs and cats
living together, mass hysteria to come.
Serious Eats compiles a list of the
best places to eat in New York City for a first time
visitor on a two-day trip. Bagels at
Murray's, pizza by the slice at Joe's, a
hot dog at Gray's
Papaya and of course, pastrami
from Katz's are among their choices if you prefer a "classic
itinerary."
The world's best pastrami at Katz's
Delicatessen