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Location: Brooklyn
About:
I write about, photograph, eat and drink the delicious things.
Favorite foods:
cheese, glazed donut, be bim bap, encased meat, leftover turkey sandwich on white bread w/cranberry sauce, bread pudding, breakfast.
Last bite on earth:
Don't steal the last bite of anything from me!
Jen, this is a subject of debate -- and ultimately it's a hard one to measure, since cold brew is typically done as a concentrate, which everyone adjusts differently. You'll find those who say there is *more* caffeine than hot brew, and those who suggest it is less. All I can promise for sure is that it has less heat. :)
Liz Clayton at 10:14PM on 04/11/12
Edited to make far more sense — this is what happens after a weekend switching between the US and Canada (and space and time dimmensions, it would seem.) We apologize for any confusion!
Liz Clayton at 9:54AM on 04/11/12
Sadly there's never enough time to get to every great cafe in every city, but I always do my best to mention great local roasters like Batdorf, who owns Dancing Goats. Incidentally, Jason, don't you work for that company?
Liz Clayton at 12:52PM on 03/21/12
I wrote about Aeropress here last fall. It doesn't really behave the same as a French press, though it does incorporate similar principles.
Liz Clayton at 11:27AM on 03/07/12
Cauliflower (and potato chip) sub at No. 7 Sub. Hellooo cruciferous deliciousness!!!!
Liz Clayton at 6:16PM on 01/12/12
Thumbs up to the Boston Cooler!
Kenji, one of the most distinguishing characteristics of Vernor's is also its ability to make people cough immediately upon drinking it. Also, it's no wonder the woman on the telephone couldn't be straight with you. According to a very beautiful mural adjacent Bill Thomas' Halo Burger (downtown Flint) it's plainly explained that Vernors is made by gnomes with wheelbarrows. Case closed.
Liz Clayton at 2:53PM on 11/29/11
Hi cookiequiz, when we describe a tea's "liquor" it's describing the color of the tea itself after steeping. So in this case I meant to say it had a slight yellow-golden hue in the cup.
Liz Clayton at 5:08PM on 11/22/11
kdewitt, it's personal choice on your type of dripper but many prefer the ceramic for its durability, looks, and ease of cleaning. Some are squeamish about plastic near their hot water, too, which makes ceramic a natural choice.
As for filters, bleached always taste better (i.e., taste LESS) than the natural, I'm afraid. Go pick up a pack of bleached #4s, jeromesmom--they're thankfully easy to find in any grocery store.
Liz Clayton at 8:48AM on 11/10/11
I meant the ROLL, but sensitivity totally understood!
Liz Clayton at 12:28PM on 04/25/11
Simon....Soho/Nolita guide is coming. Sit tight!
Liz Clayton at 11:07AM on 04/13/11
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