
A chef-owner's thoughts about restaurant life, growing and cooking food, and how the hospitality industry is touched by money, power, politics and technology.
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One of the most popular brunch dishes at Little Sister is built on a savory sauce that wants to hang with more than just eggs.
Our shakshouka is one of the very few dishes that remain from the first Little Sister menu we launched back in 2...
Even if you don’t live in New York, chances are you’ve heard that there is a brand-new Austrian bakery in SoHo selling $60 loaves of bread. And not just regular bread, not even fancy sourdough — they’re selling premium rye bread, long ferme...
I was recently in Montreal with Darcy, his sister and her husband for three days. I always look forward to Montreal because there is nothing for us to do but bike, drink local beer and cider, scarf all the poutine, and visit the markets. On...
In the thirteen years since I moved to Providence, I’ve poured a lot of myself into the city. I have opened two businesses and collected hundreds of thousands of sales tax for the government. I bought a house and made my home in it. I trans...
If you are in Rhode Island or Southern Massachusetts and looking for an experiential wine club with a social component, our Little Sister Wine Club is right up your alley. We meet on the first Thursday of the month from 4 to 6 PM to taste f...
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Chef-owner writing about cooking and growing food, restaurants, money, culture, and power. Boricua, MIT grad, James Beard semifinalist, Food Network competitor, avid gardener. Find me at Rebelle in Cambridge and Little Sister in Providence.
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