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Family Style - Sink or Swim

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By Sophia Roe, Elisa Vásquez, Meka Boyle Verified
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“My children will call me up and say, ‘Are you doing anything this Friday night?’” Ruth Rogers jokes. To this she’ll typically respond with a warm “of course not,” always keen to find time for ice cream with her grandkids. In reality, the cofounder and chef of the River Café is busy. Like, really busy. Always.
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Brooklyn Museum at 200

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By Teller Thomas Verified, Sophia Roe, Beverly Nguyen Verified, Felicity Carter
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Older than the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum combined, and five years the Met’s senior, the Brooklyn Museum celebrates its 200th anniversary this month. To celebrate its landmark birthday, the New York museum is debuting a three-chapter group show, “Breaking the Mold: Brooklyn Museum at 200”—which opens this week. Organized by the museum’s Meghan Bill, the exhibition celebrates the borough's past, present, and future with works that span over five centuries.
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Family Style - Pass the Peas

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By Sophia Roe, Teller Thomas Verified, Beverly Nguyen Verified
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Whenever she is feeling homesick, Ambera Wellman whips up a toast recipe with what some might call an unconventional topping—creamed peas. This savory, gravy-style take on mashed peas was an economic and filling staple for the painter while she was growing up in rural Nova Scotia.
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