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Three Goats Inaugural Fundraiser a Huge Success

By Jeannette Park | April 11, 2013

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maya haile, marcus samuelsson, three goats, cocktail party

Maya and Marcus at the Three Goats Inaugural Fundraising Cocktail Party

The story of Three Goats began in November 2011, when Maya visited Ethiopia after reading about the water-crisis and resulting famine that was affecting her and Marcus’s birthplace. In an effort to provide relief to the devastated areas, they quickly organized a Brunch for the Famine in The Horn of Africa to raise money for much-needed resources. Maya flew to Addis Ababa and visited Mother Teresa’s Missonaries for Charity where they advised her on the greatest area of need for clean water and food. Knowing the dangers of traveling in the region, Maya insisted on heading to Togowichale, a border town between Ethiopia and Somalia severely endangered by the famine to provide relief to nearly 1,000 people in the area. To thank her for her generosity, the people of Togowichale presented Maya with three goats. While she couldn’t take the animals back to the U.S., she brought back the idea to start Three Goats. Read More

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Red Rooster Staff In The Food and Drink Issue

By Christopher Stewart | April 10, 2013

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No one ever really knows how many people it takes to run a successful restaurant whether it be in NYC or anywhere else. Day after day, night after night, dedicated staff members with different roles come together to complete one main goal: Make the customer happy. From the minute you walk into restaurant doors, the staff at some of the most popular and busiest restaurants and food establishments are looking forward to making your evening a unforgettable one. Read More

Chasing Flavors

Daily Special: Deviled Eggs

By Christopher Stewart | March 15, 2013

Deviled Eggs

Snacking… I love it. I do it often. Often meaning all day long, actually. Of course I love to snack on delicious things, which leads me to the Deviled Eggs at Red Rooster and Ginny’s Supper Club. These deviled eggs are an ode to a classic appetizer, but nothing can go without a new spin on it. Say good bye to the common egg yolk filling, and say hello to Rooster’s version with chicken skin mayo.

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As Election Results Come In, a Party Arises at Ginny’s

By Jeannette Park | November 7, 2012

Election Party 2012

Whether you voted Red or Blue, the scene at Ginny’s Supper Club last night was pure adrenaline and emotion. Guests snacked on dishes from a special Election menu –Wisconsin Cheddar and Mac with maple glazed bacon, the Obama Dog Chicago Style and a Red Hen dish (our Election night version of Fried Yard Bird) were the big winners of the night–and sipped Obama and Romney-themed cocktails. As the ballots were counted and the electoral votes added up, the night was all about exercising our right to vote and celebrating the best way we know how. Read More

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Whether it’s finding the best goat tacos in LA, spotting a well-worn vintage bag in Sweden, or interviewing the “crab man” selling seafood on a corner in Harlem, we tell stories seen from Chef Marcus Samuelsson‘s point of view. MarcusSamuelsson.com strives to create conversations about food, nutrition, culture, art, and design. We want to find Read More

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