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Etsy Finds: Adventures in Manland

Dudes in my life may say they morally oppose the materialism of shopping sprees, but I know when searching for holiday gifts that it's merely a matter of finding the right sort of materialism. The hunt for testosterone-friendly goods leads me to objects that will inspire experiences; these are gifts for …

The Collectors: My Favourite Dress's Vintage Pyrex Bowls

I just love seeing what folks are collecting. I guess I feel it tells us just a little bit about what inspires them, what they love, and what they choose to surround themselves with in their homes. Today, I'm delighted to present the next in an ongoing series here on The Storque: The Collectors. First published …

Keep it Weird: Everything but the Kitchen Sink

Have you been stocking your pantry in preparation for the imminent whirlwind of whisks and basters? The season of mass-entertaining is almost upon us, and as any hardened hostess knows, the potential for some oven-baked surrealism is immense. When your mother-in-law arrives with her own apron in tow …

How-Tuesdays: Bleeding Vampire Cupcakes

MP4 | Subscribe on YouTube | blip.tv | Subscribe to out iTunes Podcast We're bringing this goodie back to the top. Last year's vampire cupcakes are totally not stale — still full of sweet blood. Mwahahahah! [Originally published October 21, 2008.] Welcome to Etsy How-Tuesday. This week, in preparation for Halloween …

Craft Night is Back at the Etsy Labs!

We've been unpacking a mountain of boxes and getting settled into our sunny new space after our great office move of 2009. We are excited to announce that our very first craft night in our new home at 55 Washington Street, Suite 512, Brooklyn, NY 11201 will be Monday, September 14 from 4 to 8 p.m. Stop by to see our …

Party Planners: Garden Swap with Food & Wine Magazine

As the proud cultivator of a tiny urban plot, my efforts have so far yielded a grand total of two tomatoes. Yes, two tomatoes. They were delicious, but a far cry from my garden fantasy, which goes something like this... After a full summer enjoying the bountiful fruits and veggies from my expansive garden …

Party Planners: Picnic Party Like It's 1969 with Food & Wine Magazine

As a child of the '70s, I have fallen prey to the American nostalgia for the late 1960s, when political action was passionate, fashion was off the wall and popular music got its groove. While developing my own taste in music as a youngster (we didn't have the neologism "tween" way back then), I even dressed up as a …

Party Planners: We Heart Julia Child Party with Food & Wine Magazine

Julia Child was a contributing editor to Food & Wine when I arrived at the magazine in 1995. Coming from a non-food background, I was intimidated to meet her. I made a trip up to Boston, where she gave me a tour of her wonderful pegboard kitchen and then drove us to lunch (I learned that Julia was a much better cook …

Party Planners: Ice Cream Party with Food & Wine Magazine

No matter the weather, Food & Wine Associate Editor Kristin Donnelly lives for ice cream. She loves making her own, inspired by a recent F&W story on Ohio ice cream artisan Jeni Britton. But you don’t need an ice cream machine to throw an incredible sundae potluck party. Just set out a few of your favorite …

How-Tuesday: Mee Goreng Recipe from L.A.'s Farmers Market

Visiting farmers' markets in summertime always serves as a much-needed reminder that food shopping can be enjoyable. From Brooklyn to Palo Alto, Martha's Vineyard to New Orleans, I've found these open air venues to be a never-ending source of inspiration for cooking. I love the soil still clinging to …

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