Brunch at Local House: Mimosa Pitchers and Brisket Skillet

The weekend forecast sure looks promising: sunny with guaranteed cool temperatures and a chance of brunch. That last one, though, is up to you. With the weather continuing to dip into the 60s and 50s at night, spending your weekend wearing a light jacket while downing bloody marys sounds like…

Cindy Hutson on What to Do With Thanksgiving Leftovers

While you’re probably still full from last night’s turkey feast, chances are you’re already thinking about what make-shift lunch you can throw together from the remnants of white meat, cranberries, and sweet potatoes in your fridge. Turkey sandwiches are so obvious and predictable — unless you’re making Monica’s “moistmaker” from…

Fooq’s to Open in Nemesis Space

Micah Edelstein’s Nemesis Urban Bistro isn’t even closed yet and already the space has been accounted for. David Foulquier, who spent most of his life traveling and working under culinary luminaries like Daniel Boulud and Jean Georges Vongerichten, plans to open Fooq’s in the location (1035 N. Miami Ave.) in…

Black Friday Brunches and Cocktails in Miami

Black Friday is traditionally the day when retailers pull out the stops in a no-shame effort to separate you from your hard-warned cash. Sure, it’s a great way to save on all the presents on your list, but we’ve got a much better way. Pour yourself a hot cup of…

How Miami Chefs Celebrate Thanksgiving at Home

Thanksgiving is tomorrow and, for most of us, that conjures up a dinner table filled with turkey, mashed potatoes, string beans, and pumpkin pie. But, with the United States (and Miami), being a gigantic melting pot of cultures, what really constitutes a Thanksgiving dinner? The New York Times recently posted…

Richard Ingraham: Chef to the Stars

In this week’s Miami New Times, we profile 30 of the most interesting characters in town, with portraits of each from photographer Stian Roenning. See the entire Miami New Times People Issue here. Richard Ingraham’s first memories are of food. The chef, who was born in Liberty City, recalls his…

Muriel Olivares and Tiffany Noé: Plant People

In this week’s Miami New Times, we profile 30 of the most interesting characters in town, with portraits of each from photographer Stian Roenning. See the entire Miami New Times People Issue here. Muriel Olivares and Tiffany No� stroll through carefully potted rows of herbs, seedlings, and flowers under a…

Zak Stern: The Bread Winner

In this week’s Miami New Times, we profile 30 of the most interesting characters in town, with portraits of each from photographer Stian Roenning. See the entire Miami New Times People Issue here. Three years ago, life was much simpler for Zak Stern. The bearded wunderkind baker did all of…

27 Restaurant & Bar at Freehand Miami Beach Opens

27 Restaurant & Bar, the much-anticipated dining establishment at the Freehand Miami Beach, opens today, November 24. The restaurant, which soft-opened this past weekend, is located in the original 1930s house that shares property with Freehand Miami Beach. The structure was gutted and designed by Roman & Willams, the design…

FIU’s South Florida Brewfest Celebrates Local Beer

FIU’s South Florida Brewfest, held at the Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management, was truly a local affair. Every brewery, from major players like Tampa’s Cigar City to home brewers like Home Sick Brewing in Sanford, were born and brewed in Florida. When you consider that there were over…