Food: Interesting Stories from The New York Times

Sourdough Starter, America’s Rising Pet Adopt it, feed it, even name it. You’ll be paid back in lofty doughs and pungent breads.

Off the Menu: American Cut Brings a Downtown Steakhouse Uptown Also, Fair Weather Bushwick is like an intimate dinner party, Impero Caffè is Scott Conan’s latest, and Rider opens in the Brooklyn music space National Sawdust.

Heads Up: New Seattle Marketplaces Satisfy Appetites for Everything For residents and tourists alike, these vibrant markets have become destinations all their own, offering savory dining to grab-and-go shopping.

An Australian Chef in Hong Kong, Serving Casual French Fare Months after abruptly shuttering Bones in Paris, James Henry has opened a new restaurant and pop-up — and shares his whole roast chicken recipe with T.

Moqueca Offers Flavors of Brazil in a Tropical Fish Stew Unfamiliar, perhaps, but essential ingredients; the essence of the dish and Brazilian cuisine, for that matter.

What to Cook: What to Cook This Week Back to basics with an egg-in-a-hole and inspiration for a week of cooking.

 

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