Your Apple Opinions and Baking Questions; Photographer Anastasia Samoylova; A Sports Check-in
Chances are you're going apple picking or frolicking in an orchard this long weekend. But before you pick your trees, we want to know: What's the best apple variety and why? For the next installment of our debate series, Small Stakes, Big Opinions, Hunter Lewis, Food and Wine editor in chief, gives us his list of his favorite apples and we take your calls.
Autumn is apple season. Looking for inspiration in the kitchen with all the apples in the house? Genevieve Ko, New York Times deputy editor and columnist for the Food section and NYT Cooking, gives advice on cooking and baking with apples this season, and we take your calls.
Photographer Anastasia Samoylova has made a career of capturing colorful portraits of life in South Florida. Now, she is co-headlining an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the first living woman photographer to do so since Helen Levitt in 1991. She joins us to discuss the show, Floridas: Anastasia Samoylova and Walker Evans, which is running through May 11th. Plus, we discuss her new monograph, Adaptation, out this month.
If you’re a New York sports fan, this has been a very exciting fall. Both the Yankees and the Mets are in the playoffs, and the Liberty are in the finals. If your life right now is about postseason sports, give us a call and tell us what team you're supporting. And if you live in a divided household -- one that contains BOTH Mets and Yankees fans -- let us know how you make it work. But if sports isn't your thing, we want to know what you're doing this weekend -- and whether it will involve leaping llamas. We'll explain more.
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