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This episode of Jamie’s American Roadtrip takes Jamie to New York City, only this time he’s trading the upscale restaurants and neighbourhoods he’s used to for an apartment in one of the world’s most ethnically diverse areas: Queens. From his new home Jamie explores some of the food being cooked by New York’s immigrant communities: Egyptian, Peruvian and Chinese.
Jamie uncovers things he’s never imagined like an illegal restaurant run in a family’s living room and an anti-restaurant scene. The people who run these ‘supper clubs’ open their homes to strangers and feed them restaurant-quality meals, without the inflated prices and hurried service. After discovering this new side to the city he’s known for years, Jamie is inspired to hold his own supper club.
Explore the site to find some classic New York recipes inspired by the state and the people, read interviews with some of the people Jamie met and check out the bonus footage and pictures.
new york recipes
New York has just about every type of nationality, food and ethnic mix you can imagine. Many different communities live side by side in Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs, and I wanted to find out a bit more about them, their recipes and what brought them to this amazing city. And, as you’ll see here, I couldn’t visit New York without doing my own versions of those all-American classics.
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Places Jamie visited
- Dooky Chase's
- Kermit Ruffins
- Pat O'Brien's Bar
- McGee's Landing Inc.
- Jorge Munoz
- Kabab Café
- New Fulton Fish Market
- TX ranch
- Cassie's
- Museum of the Old West
- Cody Stampede Rodeo
- Buckstitch Canvas
- The Straw Igloo
- Homeboy Industries
- Homegirl Café
- Redondo Beach/Pier
Leah Chase
Dooky Chase's
2301 Orleans Ave
New Orleans
LA 70119
(504) 821-0535
Kermit Ruffins
Visit his website
Pat O'Brien's Bar
718 St. Peter Street
New Orleans
LA 70116
Phone: (504) 525-4823
Toll Free: (800) 597-4823
Visit the website
David Allemond
McGee's Landing Inc.
1337 Henderson Levee Rd.
Henderson
LA 70517
Phone: 337 228 2384
E-mail
Visit the website
Jorge Munoz
www.anangelinqueens.org
Ali El Sayed
Kabab Café
25-12 Steinway Street
Queens
NY 11103
(718) 728-9858
New Fulton Fish Market
800 Food Center Dr, Unit 65B
Bronx, NY 10474
TX ranch
http://www.txranch.com
Where Jamie met Hip and Loretta.
Cassie's,
214 Yellowstone Avenue,
Cody, WY 82414
T: 307 527 5500
www.cassies.com
Jamie goes there for night out with Cowboys!
Museum of the Old West
www.museumoftheoldwest.org
Where Jamie cooks meal on Chuck Wagon during / after rodeo
Cody Stampede Rodeo
www.codystampederodeo.com
Buckstitch Canvas,
531 16th Street, Cody,
Wyoming 82414
T: 001 307 587 4426
www.buckstitchcanvas.com
Think this "duding up" scene was cut. But is where Jamie got most of his cowboy gear in Cody!
The Straw Igloo,
1015 Lane 9,
Powell, WY 82435
T: 001 307 754 4861
http://www.strawigloo.com
Jamie goes here to get supplies.
Homeboy Industries
130 West Bruno Street
Los Angeles
CA 90012
Tel: (323) 526-1254
Fax: (323) 526-1257
Email
Website
Homegirl Café
130 West Bruno St. (at Alameda St.)
Los Angeles
CA 90012
Tel: 323-526-1254 ext. 301
Email
Redondo Beach/Pier
info@redondopier.com
Website
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2 | Sat 28 Nov 2009 @ 16:20 |
| SUPPORT FIFTEEN , NEW YORK MARATHON , and wish them well. |
5 | Fri 06 Nov 2009 @ 19:06 |
| Jamie, you grown a lot in my eys after the lates New york programm |
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