Joy Y. Wang

WNYC Producer

Joy Y. Wang appears in the following:

The Score: Concert Venue Health Inspections

Friday, December 17, 2010

With a restaurant that’s part of a larger institution like Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall it’s easy to forget that those kitchens are also subject to rigorous inspections by the ci...

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Serving for the Season: Farmer Ken Greene's Roasted Roots

Friday, December 17, 2010

Here's the last of five holiday recipes from 2010 Last Chance Foods guests.

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Serving for the Season: The Lee Brothers' Spiced Pecans

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Here's the fourth of five holiday recipes from 2010 Last Chance Foods guests.

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Serving for the Season: Amy Chaplin's Warm Farro Salad and Spicy Toasted Pumpkin Seeds

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Here's the third of five holiday recipes from 2010 Last Chance Foods guests.

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Serving for the Season: Annie Novak's Kale and Stained Glass Potato Chips

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

For the second of five holiday-oriented recipes from 2010 Last Chance Foods guests, farmer Annie Novak shares some kid-friendly recipes.

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Serving for the Season: Farmer Lee Jones' Salad

Monday, December 13, 2010

Last Chance Foods asked five guests from 2010 to share the recipes they'll be serving to their families over the holidays.

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The Northeast Breadbasket

Friday, December 10, 2010

New York City farmers markets are hoping to reinvigorate grain growing in the Northeast by requiring bakers to incorporate locally-produced wheat flour in their baked goods. Try our r...

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Last Chance Foods: Sweet and Savory Thanksgiving Pie

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Seasonal Pie Experts Nate Smith and Emily Elsen share their tips for making the perfect apple pie. Plus, try out the recipe they devised just for WNYC: "Thanksgiving Leftovers Pie."

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Hunting for Thanksgiving

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Field & Stream Editor Anthony Licata explains how wild turkey tastes different from the usual store-bought variety. Get our "Grilled Backstrap With Deer Rub" recipe here, and check ou...

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Quince Lovers Unite

Friday, November 12, 2010

Quince. No, not quints, as in babies, but quince, as in fruit. Yes, it’s fruit—a pretty ancient one at that. There’s some speculation that what the serpent handed Eve was a quince, ...

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Ice, Ice Spinach

Friday, November 05, 2010

Farmer Lee Jones used the concept of ice wine to create a particularly sweet, crunchy new type of spinach. Try out this recipe for tortellini with fennel, tomatoes and spinach.

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Pumpkins: Warts and All

Friday, October 29, 2010

Jack o' lanterns are everywhere this weekend, but the stranger pumpkins are the ones that really shine in the kitchen. Try chef Erica Wides' recipe for Vietnamese braised pumpkin.

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Cool, Crunchy Kohlrabi

Friday, October 22, 2010

Weird and wonderful, kohlrabi is now in season. Learn about what it is, how to cook it, and try a recipe for roasted kohlrabi with winter squash.

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The Sad Tale of a Grape Discovery

Friday, October 15, 2010

Corcord grapes, which are now in season, have a candy-like taste that comes with a tragic history. WNYC's Amy Eddings learns more, and gets a recipe for a Concord grape tart with haze...

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Last Chance Foods: On the Lamb

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Craig Haney, the livestock manager at Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, talks about sustainably raised lamb. Also, check out chef Dan Barber's recipe for braised lamb necks.

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Don't Fear the Okra

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Southern cookbook author Matt Lee talks about okra and dispels some of the myths around the slimy vegetable. Plus, check out the Lee Brothers' recipe for Cucumber, Tomato and Okra Salad.

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Get Your Art On: DUMBO Arts Fest

Friday, September 24, 2010

Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood is blowing up this weekend with art, music and writing. Here are WNYC's weekend picks.

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The Art of Farming, Food as Art

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Sotheby’s will host a special heirloom auction on Thursday evening -- edible heirlooms, that is. Its mission? To raise awareness of heirloom vegetables and money for two charitable organizations.

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Even You Can Can

Friday, September 17, 2010

Just in time for the fall harvest season, chef Kelly Geary explains the basics of canning and offers a recipe for nectarine orange-blossom honey jam.

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Padrón Pepper Roulette

Friday, September 10, 2010

Pimientos de padrón only became available in the states about five years ago. Learn more about how the sometimes mild, sometimes firey peppers are prepared as a traditional tapas dish.

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