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Episode 222: Huertas, Spanish pintxos & Asturian cider house dinners
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Feb 3, 2015
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On todays episode of THE FOOD SEEN, Jonah Miller and Nate Adler grew up on NYCs Upper West Side. They shared a food life filled with Zabars and downtown dim sum, but who would have thought, that a bar mitzvah and the Asturian region of of Spain, would lead them to their own pintxos place in the East Village. Huertas, which literally means orchards or small gardens, reflects the landscape of Spains Northern coast, food pairing with an ever-growing of true Spanish ciders. Stop by for some passed bites in the front room, or stay for the dinner party like tasting menu in the back, but either way, this multifunctional restaurant thrives on its youthful enthusiasm for service, slow roasted chicken, and tortilla espanola. This program was brought to you The International Culinary Center. *photo by Sydney Kramer
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Feb 3, 2015
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