IntoxiKate (v):
to excite or elate foodies to the point of enthusiasm or frenzy;
to live life deliciously*
Fine Print: Side effects include gluttonous tendencies, hunger pains, food cravings, and feeling insatiable. If you are feeling any of these symptoms, feel free to indulge—all addresses to eateries are listed on IntoxiKate.com. Guaranteed no calories gained by reading, but to avoid late night trips to the refrigerator, IntoxiKate should not be read past midnight. All cocktails and craft brews should be enjoyed in moderation.
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If you’re anything like me, you may suffer from what I call food envy. Symptoms include: stomach growling, mouth watering, and ho-humming about the leftovers you’re eating tonight for dinner. …
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{Contributing writer: Jeanne Muchnick} Writing about food can be tough (cue the violins…). You have to eat. You have to taste. And yes, that means fitting into your skinny jeans …
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It’s not every day you get the invite into a chef’s kitchen. Roasting vegetables with Chef Jay Lippin at Crabtree’s Kittle House… Staring into Chef Christian Petroni’s eyes as you fry …
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{Contributing writer: Jeanne Muchnick} It’s the little things that grab your attention at Blackstone’s, the four-month-old steakhouse in Mount Kisco: the way the waiters effortlessly take your plate away, no …
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I have to admit, I hate the word “staycation.” Clever way of putting two concepts together (I’m guilty of doing it all the time), but I just don’t feel like …
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Last night, I hosted the first IntoxiKate Happy Hour at RRQ, a new contemporary barbecue restaurant in New Rochelle. Here’s the event recap, in photos: Brad Bruckner, president of Bruckner …