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Dave Pasternack

  1. closings
    Heavily Hyped Restaurants Are Closing at an Alarming Rate In the space of a few weeks, too many big-name chefs have been forced to shutter restaurants that seemed poised to succeed.
  2. controversies
    Esca’s Revenue Dropped 30 Percent After Mario Batali Scandal Broke 厨师戴夫·帕斯特纳克(Dave Pasternack)已直接购买了海鲜餐厅,并计划进行改造。
  3. 开口
    Staten Island Has a New Waterfront Seafood Restaurant From Dave Pasternack Barca gives the chef views to match his talent for cooking fish.
  4. 开口
    ESCA的Dave Pasternack的新切尔西在Barchetta吃什么 It opens tonight.
  5. 快来了
    Esca’s Dave Pasternack Opening Barchetta in Former Bistro La Promenade 厨师说:“这花了我14年,但我终于做到了。”
  6. 食物链
    Pizzeria Mozza Pastry Chef Dahlia Narvaez Is Moved by Eataly’s Branzino Al “用柠檬挤压,这使我回到了亚得里亚海上的寒冷的午餐。”
  7. 食品
    Eataly的教育部门La Scuola已准备好教您 Fish lessons with Dave Pasternack, meat lessons with Cesare Casella … and a $25 walking tour of Eataly?
  8. 食品
    两个尚未撞到喉咙的食物节 A walking tour with Ruth Reichl, another burger competition, and chefs galore.
  9. Chef Shuffle
    Shea Gallante Out at Cru; Philip Guardione In at the New Merkato 55 Merkato has a new name and one of the city’s top chefs has a new home.
  10. 食品
    Garden Party Promises to Be a Gay Old Time Ruth Reichl hosts a tasting to benefit the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center.
  11. 体育场吃
    在花旗田里吃饭:关键的烹饪地图 Know your options! The lay of the land, from steak to sushi.
  12. Video Feed
    Esca’s Dave Pasternack Battles Not-So-Giant Squid Watch a video to learn how to clean and prepare fresh squid.
  13. 新闻源
    Esca’s Pasternack to Pitch Fish-and-Chips at Citi Field We’re not Mets fans or anything, but Gael Greene’s (Web-only!) scoop that David Pasternack of Esca was planning a Fish Shack for Citi Field has really got us in a Flushing frame of mind. Pasternack told us the new Fish Shack would feature “simple stuff” like fish-and-chips, fried clam sandwiches, and lobster rolls. As at other Citi Field concessions, you’ll be able to see the game while you wait. So what makes Pasternack’s menu special? “I don’t know yet,” the chef told us. “But it’s going to be really good.” Pasternack also hears that there will be a Shake Shack at Citi Field, the same rumor we told you about in August. Is this going to be the greatest stadium food court ever or what? Related: Hark! New Shake Shack to Open at Shea Stadium
  14. Mediavore
    Esca Chef to Work for Mets; Bourdain Back on Food Network Esca chef David Pasternack will be right at home in the new Mets stadium come 2010, running a place called the Fish Shack. [Insatiable Critic] Related: Hark! New Shake Shack to Open at Shea Stadium Kim Severson just ruined our breakfast with a look at PETA’s “Got Pus?” campaign and the question of whether or not milk contains pus. Let’s all share the nausea, shall we? [Diner’s Journal/NYT] A Brooklyn pizza maker accused of gunning down a mobster was acquitted yesterday, but the case still reinforces those old mafia-in-cahoots-with-Italian-joints stereotypes. [NYDN]
  15. 新闻源
    Dave Pasternack Serves Fancy Food But Prefers Not to Eat It Today over at Midtown Lunch, Dave Pasternack, the chef and co-creator of Mario Batali’s highbrow fishery Esca, sits down for a quickie profile. There’s nothing particularly revelatory (that angle was more than covered in a lengthyNew Yorker概要文件从2005年开始),但是我们不能wrap our heads around one little thing: Favorite Kind of Food: I mean, I like everything — but my favorite is ethnic food. I find it more intriguing. I’ve worked in fancy restaurants for 25 years, but my favorite foods are still Chinese, Thai, Indian … pretty much everything.
  16. What to Eat Tonight
    Snow Crab, Sure. Ritz Crackers — Definitely! The icy waters off the Canadian Maritimes bring special bounty at this time of year, and right now, that takes the form of one of the biggest and best of all crab species:Chionoecetes opilio或雪蟹。ESCA的David Pasternack告诉我们,这些怪物很容易重量在五到七磅之间,刚刚开始出现在菜单上。
  17. User’s Guide
    Don’t Tell Al Gore: Soft-Shell Crabs Already Here When, in the very first week of March, soft-shell crabs appeared at the Grand Central Oyster Bar, they seemed as unnatural as two-headed kittens. These molted creatures, normally a summer treat, have been appearing earlier and earlier. (The Oyster Bar folks claim they’ve cornered the winter market.) Are they a product of …global warming? And are these freaks any good? We asked David Pasternack, executive chef at Esca and our adviser on all things briny.