Author: Kitchen Hive
Pomander Walk
Need a quick trip to Europe but don’t have time to hop on a plane? Look no further than Pomander Walk. Plus, you get the added benefit of time travel. The entire complex was built based the specific... Read More
Number 341
The thing I love about New Yorkers is that we are extreme optimists. Optimists beyond reason. Pretty much nothing gets us down. Last Sunday, I took part in a long-standing summer ritual. I got up at 6... Read More
Elizabeth, Painter, Brooklyn
Elizabeth’s advice to her 18 year old self: Elizabeth, please take advantage of your education and study harder than you want to. Delve into literature, history and philosophy. Seek out a mento... Read More
Chickpea, tomato, lemon and mint salad
One of the things they don’t tell you when you start messing around in the kitchen is that you’re going to end up with a weird collection of leftover ingredients. I hate waste. I hate throwing out... Read More
The other side of the world
I admit it. I love being a dog aunt. I get all of the pleasure and none of the responsibility. We go for walks, have slumber parties, share treats—we just don’t do it all the time. Who could ask f... Read More
Cats vs. Rats
We’re number 2. It turns out that being number 2 is actually better than being number 1. Chicago holds the title for most rat-infested city in the United States. As I said, we’re number 2. One of ... Read More
Cheryl, at a NY Women in Film & Television event, Manhattan
Cheryl’s advice to her 18 year old self: I was so serious when I was younger. Listen to your instincts. Always be kind to yourself and others. Don’t be afraid to dance in public.... Read More