
Breakfast in Bed Stinks: Try Cooking Together on Mother’s Day!
BREAKFAST IN BED STINKS: TRY COOKING TOGETHER ON MOTHER’S DAY! by Jennifer John, The Sylvia Center I’m not sure where theea of “breakfast in bed” started.
Owner and head pastry chef Stéphane Pourrez brings his French creations from Paris to New York City.
Inspired by pastry from the age of 16, Stéphane was educated at the world-renowned Ferrandi, the French School of Culinary Arts, as well as being trained by some of the best chefs in Paris.
After two years working in a French bakery in New York, Stéphane took the big leap and decided to open his own bakery in Midtown Manhattan in 2013. It was a childhood dream!
Driven by integrity and passion, Stéphane has been working in constant pursuit of perfection to treat his customers and offer pastry lovers an unparalleled culinary experience.
Eclair Bakery offers delicious and authentic French pastries, croissants, macarons, tarts and – of course! – its signature item, éclairs.
Their gourmet pastries are made with the freshest, most carefully sourced ingredients, and are handcrafted daily in their open kitchen!

BREAKFAST IN BED STINKS: TRY COOKING TOGETHER ON MOTHER’S DAY! by Jennifer John, The Sylvia Center I’m not sure where theea of “breakfast in bed” started.

COVID REFLECTIONS By Barbara Glassman There are certain dates I will never forget. They are seared in my memory. March 13 and March 15, 2020

Chef de Cuisine Omar Hegazi shares a recipe for a braised lamb shank, perfect for a holiday feast.

Celebrating a Sustainable City By Alison Pirie, Open House New York Did you know there’s an apple orchard on top of the busiest convention center

Asparagus Soup This first course makes a splash on our Spring 213 menu! Ingredients: 5 bunch asparagus (stems cut and peeled, then reserved for stock)

CELEBRATING SUMMER WITH THE SYLVIA CENTER One of the things we look forward to the most each year is our Farm to Table Event with
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