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Daniel Boulud: Serves From Food Truck, Reveals He Has 6 Nipples
When NBC announced that they were going to hold a contest for local New York City residents to win a free lunch from a food truck, I was pretty excited. After all, food trucks are my favorite types of cars. But, when I found out that the lunch would be prepared by either Alain Ducasse, Daniel Boulud, Paul Liebrandt or Michael White, I nearly dropped my taco. But luckily, I'd never drop food in any situation short of Hogzilla seeking revenge on me for eating so many of his friends and family. Delicious, delicious friends and family.
CheapEatery.com, with its infinite powers, managed to get me a pair of "Access Granted" tickets to the exclusive lunch event today. First, I got to eat tater tots, 7 layer dip, buffalo wings and chicken riggies during the Super Bowl last night and now I get to have a famous chef cook me lunch from a food truck? Sheeeeeeeeit. I must have died and gone to heaven.
After jump-starting my palate with a breakfast of more wings and chicken riggies, a friend and I headed out to Midtown where the feast would be. What we experienced when we arrived at the truck was unforgettable. Read more and see the pictures »
Cheapness at Home: The Road to Briskets and Gravy
One of the predicaments a New Yorker often finds himself in is feeling like it's cheaper to eat out than cook. CheapEatery.com is a prime example of what New York offers in the way of food choices, since here you find all kinds of delicious and hearty meals for less than $10 per person. Try buying all the ingredients for Kung Pao Chicken and cooking it yourself. You'd be $30 in the hole in no time. It's no wonder every city dweller keeps the menu for his local Chinese restaurant, bulletproof glass, MSG and all.
But when the other shoe drops, you don't have much in the way of nutrition. You shouldn't eat Chinese everyday. You shouldn't even eat out every day. Every health magazine tells you, you're eating healthier when you're cooking for yourself. So -- CheapEatery to the rescue again. We're going to give you a series of meals we think you can cook for less than $10 per person. On the menu today? Briskets and Gravy! Read more and see the pictures »
