Visiting New York's Hudson Valley often transports me to the French countryside, evoking memories of Normandy's lush landscapes, delightful ciders, and charming towns.
This column examines the phenomenon of high-end supermarket cheddar cheese that features addictive crunchy crystals, an intriguing culinary trend worth exploring.
"When you think about it, how many people worked so hard, how many hands did it take for these cheeses to get here?" says Clarke, who opened the shop at Grand Central Market in 2013 and a year and a half ago moved into a storefront on the corner of Broadway and 4th Street, next to their wine bar Kippered.