My whole life I’ve been eating sourdough pancakes. My Granddad’s sourdough starter dates back to 1958 when my Grammy brought it home from ga...
New York Magazine voted Neil Kleinberg's blueberry pancakes best in the city (twice!) and now you can learn to make them.
New York Magazine voted Neil Kleinberg's blueberry pancakes best in the city (twice!) and now you can learn to make them.
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New Yorkのロウワーイーストサイドにある行列のできる大人気店Clinton Street Baking Co.のパンケーキです。作りやすい分量とコツをお伝えします。
The Scott Street renovation is a restoration and contemporary update of a traditional Victorian in San Francisco. The formal layout remained as a gesture to the home's historicity, while the basement level was extended significantly to provide more space to suit the client's needs...
These old-fashioned pancakes are simple to make from scratch. The recipe uses flour, baking powder, milk, and eggs—and produces light, fluffy pancakes. It works so well, there's no need to open a box of mix ever again.
Super fluffy pancake recipe, just like the ones at Clinton St. in New York. Served with a wild blueberry compote and sweet-salty maple butter.
Super fluffy pancake recipe, just like the ones at Clinton St. in New York. Served with a wild blueberry compote and sweet-salty maple butter.
Holly and her partner describe their home's style as "antique and cozy."
New York Magazine voted Neil Kleinberg's blueberry pancakes best in the city (twice!) and now you can learn to make them.
Here's an unusual and striking house with high-Victorian curb appeal.
Clinton Street Baking Company and Restaurant has been voted "Best Pancakes" by New York Magazine two times! But lets not get it twisted, this place is much more than just a pancake joint. In 2001, husband and wife team Neil Kleinberg and DeDe Lahman, began a journey to be known as having the best baked goods in the city that were hand-mixed in small batches. Today they have most definitely achieved their goal and the success tastes so, so sweet. So sweet in fact, their customer are willing to wait for the goods. The normal wait time for brunch on a Saturday morning is a few hours...and people do it with no hesitation. When you walk into the tiny restaurant, you see the kitchen and everyone that works in it, all the patrons enjoying their food, the freshly bakes goods in the small case and the employees who look really thrilled to be at work. The case in the front contains all kinds of yummy goodness such as: muffins, cakes, pies, scones, cornbread, etc. The Brunch, lunch and dinner menu consists of many mouthwatering options like Pancakes with Warm Maple Butter, Clinton Street Omelette and the Fried Chicken Sandwich. For a first-timer like myself deciding what to order was a really tough decision. Luckily, my friend Angela was along for the journey and we shared the Fried Chicken Sandwich and Brioche French Toast. So let me guess...this all sounds fantastic but you don't have time for a 2 hour wait for brunch? No problem Clinton Street Bakery delivers. They also have takeout and a fabulous way to pre-order cakes and pies for your next event. Clinton Street Baking Company and Restaurant is located at 4 Clinton Street NY, NY 10002. For more information visit their website here.
Former President Bill Clinton attends the anniversary party of "Gotham and Los Angeles Confidential Magazines" on January 14, 2003 at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City.
Japanese anemones are perennials grown for their beautiful, nodding blooms on tall, wiry stems that appear in fall.
New York Magazine voted Neil Kleinberg's blueberry pancakes best in the city (twice!) and now you can learn to make them.
Brunch in Manhattan, New York is a 'thing', and here's three amazing spots that I've tried and tested for you. Great locations and even better food.
Many things can shape a city—its culture, history, social life, or food scene. But perhaps the most distinctive feature would be architecture. Some buildings can completely fascinate you with their astonishing design and pure aesthetics. Through careful urban planning and understanding of the cultural background, the structure of a city can carry you through time while still leaving you in a very particular place.
Laura Jacobs heralds a new era for women of achievement.
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Click through for a look at what Clinton Street looked like before it was congested with brunch lines, and more...
