Review: At Sushi Hayakawa, a masterful chef says sayonara to California rolls
Sushi Hayakawa is not out to entertain you. It has no rough or rowdy edges like most other sushi restaurants. Like the tea-green walls and framed pieces of black-and-white calligraphy, the feel is monochromatic. The spotlight is on the fish.
Alton Brown dishes on awkward fan encounters, 3D food printers, and who intimidates him
Food Network’s Alton Brown is coming to the Fox Theatre April 9 for his one-man culinary variety show, Eat Your Science. Brown, who got his start on the then-small cooking channel in 1999, drummed up a national following on Good Eats, which explained common cooking techniques and dishes on a molecular level
Chocolate Oat Bars
Backstory: I debated between taking oatmeal cookies or brownies to a potluck where both kids and grown-ups would be present. Then I stumbled across this recipe in the Best Loved and Brand New Joy of Cooking 75th Anniversary edition, which combines the best of both. An oatmeal cookie dough forms the crust for these bar cookies, which is then topped with a thick layer of fudgy frosting. Then you drop dollops of the remaining dough on top, which forms a crunchy, cobbled surface when baked. What’s not to love? – Susan Puckett
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With Sunday supper, Erika Council carries on her family’s soul food traditions
For Erika Council, author of the hunger-stirring blog Southern Soufflé, one weekly meal embodies her lifelong love of comforting foods: Sunday supper. Picture a long, sturdy table where loved ones and visitors pass mismatched platters heavy with fried chicken, mashed potatoes, collards in their potlikker, cornbread with cane syrup butter, and Council’s personal obsession: biscuits.
Going to Dragon Con? Peachtree Center has a ton of new restaurants—and a lot of construction
You'll find brand new Cuban sandwiches and kale salads at Peachtree Center this year, along with quite a bit of construction. Here's what you need to know for Dragon Con 2018.
ATL Tweets of the Day: February 7, 2012
CCTgirl I've been asked to judge a policy competition where the goal is increase MARTA ridership. Will fail anyone who says blanket fare
Rules of the Buckhead dating game, according to The Bachelor’s Kelly Travis
The moment that Kelly Travis and her entourage glide onto the King + Duke patio, a red-faced, middle-aged man offers a round of drinks. Travis quietly warns her posse, “He’s not the kind of guy you’d want to date.”
The Highest Office in the City
The Bank of America Plaza on North Avenue is the tallest skyscraper in America outside New York or Chicago, and its upper reaches have their own weather.
Kasim Reed on Peachtree-Pine homeless shelter: “People want it gone”
"Peachtree-Pine doesn’t work. And we haven’t found a case in Georgia where a city was using eminent domain to create a public safety facility where they didn’t prevail."