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French 75

by Maggie Battista
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April showers have done exactly what they should: They have finally given us May flowers. We’ve had 6-7 days of straight sun and vast blue skies in the northeast, the bulb flowers have popped and we’re all feeling quite lucky. Now, don’t ask me if I’ve actually spent any of those sunshine-filled days in the

Sparkling Cocktail Recipes

by Maggie Battista
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My short week gallivanting all over Brooklyn/New York City was FABULOUS and I can’t wait to write more about the Cookbook Conference. That conference changed my perspective on everything and I made some new forever friends. BUT, we have bigger things to celebrate today. It’s Valentine’s Day and if your sweetie didn’t send you one

Ginger Rose Sparkler

by Maggie Battista
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Sitting in my tiny Brooklyn apartment, during what’s been a whoosh of a week, I’m about ready for a cocktail. It’s almost Friday, how about you? To be honest, I actually sipped a beautiful coupe filled with fig jam, rum and sparkling wine last night at local restaurant Dumont. It reminded me of my Sparkling

Sparking Cocktails in Progress

by Maggie Battista
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It’s December 1st and, certainly, it’s busy. We’re in the final planning moments of our second local market, a Holiday Local Market taking place next week. I’m sourcing ribbon to wrap your market food gifts, creating hang tags for those gifts, speaking to food makers about final details and even signing on some wonderful last

5 Little Secrets and a Canal House-inspired Lunch

by Maggie Battista
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I am going to let you in on five little secrets. First, (secret #1) it’s tough to put these words out there but I have totally over-extended myself. Sometimes, I feel like I have 10 different jobs. Eat Boutique is my passion, my heart, really. But it certainly battles for my free time, up against

Honey & Saffron Liquor

by Maggie Battista
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I’m no stranger to a good homemade cordial. J’adore the mix of instant and delayed gratification from the infusing process. Liquors generally need to stew for weeks or even months to fully form and then morph into all sorts of directions over time, but most recipes take mere minutes to come together. And I am

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