IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, September 9

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, September 9

POSTED: Friday, September 10, 2010, 12:25 AM
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Photo | Mark Stehle
- Adam Erace visits the very swanky Tweed, where he's mostly impressed by chef David Cunningham's hyper-local cooking style at the "American eatery named for the cloth favored by English professors and librarian watchers everywhere." Look at that house-cured salmon trio! Bella. (Can you believe we made it through this entire blurb without dropping a single ill-conceived Top Gun homage?) - We review Caz Hildebrand and Jacob Kenedy's The Geometry of Pasta, an exhaustive A-to-Z cookbook that covers everything you ever needed to know about Italy's chief specialty. What makes it different? Hildebrand, a noted graphic designer, celebrates the many beautiful shapes that occur in pastacraft in the form of hypnotic, Op Art-style black-and-white illustrations. London-based chef Kenedy's recipes are fun and easy to follow, too. Rad. - What's Cooking? There's some good stuff coming up, including the launch of Linvilla Orchards' Pumpkinland (it's fall?!), the kick-off of Restaurant Week, next week's SNAP cocktail mix-off (we're judging!) and a Food Trust happy hour at SPTR.
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