Welcome to CT Eats Out: a food and travel blog by Alycia Chrosniak.
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Mother’s Day is right around the corner- next weekend, people! And your mom deserves a great gift for all the nonsense that you put her through every year.
The 10 Best Restaurants in America, an excuse to revive Pete Wells' Señor Frog’s Review and more.
You won't find Enea Bacci on social media but you might see him greeting customers or lugging lobsters around Lobster Landing, the shack on the Clinton shoreline that he has owned for more than 20 years.
The five best things I read this week. Including world class chefs in New Haven, what's wrong with the World's 50 Best List, and the life cycle of a modern day chef.
Five of the best things I read this week. Including, the shelf life of food, how Florence makes the best sandwiches and the 30 most influential people in food.
Todd Solek, owner and baker at Farm to Hearth, bakes his bread a little differently. Working out of a large wood fired oven in his backyard, he provides bread to some of Connecticut's best restaurants.
This month, CT Eats Out stepped into the kitchen with Matt Wick and he taught us how to make handmade semolina cavatelli.
One of the best chefs in the state, and perhaps also the most humble, Matt Wick has been focused on farm fresh cuisine long before it was trendy.
Chef Secrets is a monthly series where a local Connecticut chef teaches us a trick, tip, or how-to, to make your life easier. This month, CT Eats Out stepped into the kitchen with Executive Chef James Wayman of Oyster Club in Mystic, CT, where he taught us how to cure vegetables.
Chef Marcell Davidsen is the new Executive Chef at Community Table in Washington, CT. We sat down with him to discuss Nordic cuisine, his favorite food destinations and more.
We're super excited to announce a new video series here on CT Eats Out. "Chef Secrets" will show you tips, tricks of the trade and kitchen hacks from chefs around the state.
Our July Tastemaker, Patti Murphy of Patti Murphy Designs took us around New London County and showed us a few of her favorite places to eat and grab a drink. Watch the video to see where she took us.
This month's chef profile features James Wayman, Executive Chef of Oyster Club in Mystic, CT and co-owner of Engine Room, also in Mystic. You can follow James on Instagram for all things food and nature related at @jameswayman.
As the final part of this month's Tastemaker series, Marissa Meade of Style Cusp took us to her favorite restaurants in Hartford County. Watch the video to see what her favorites places and menu items are.
Each month we'll be featuring a chef from a different Connecticut restaurant in a three part series. First up, we have Chef Ed Jones, the Executive Chef of Firebox Restaurant in Hartford's Frog Hollow neighborhood.