From time to time I create short video clips to go along with my posts and podcasts. Recently I moved the preponderance of them to Google Video so you’ll have better access to them and better throughput.
Wild Magnolias Big Apple Barbecue Block Party 2008 Outtakes Reel
Big Apple Barbecue Block Party 2008 Video Slideshow
How to properly dismember a lobster
2007 Windmill Hot Dog Eating Contest
Trimming Prime Steaks at Porter House New York
Second Annual Gothamist/A Hamburger Today QBQ
Making Gelato with Jimmy Tai at Ice Milan
The Great Off The Broiler Hot Dog Tasting of 2007
Takoyaki at Mitsuwa Marketplace
Flamenco Dancing at The Columbia Restaurant
How to make Käsespätzle (Cheese Noodles)
Indian Food Festival at the Sadhu Vaswani Center in Closter NJ
Grilling Picanha (Brazilian Tri-Tip) at home
2006 Annual Brazilian Independence Day Festival in Newark
The Tandoor Oven at Devi Restaurant
Off The Broiler goes to the Jersey Shore
Off The Broiler eats Korean BBQ in Fort Lee
Off The Broiler goes to White Manna
Mister Cutlets Preparing Competition Pork Chops at Grill Kings
4th of July in Tenafly, New Jersey
Live Lobster Sashimi at Sakura Bana
Making Tostones with the Tostobueno
Eating Chicago Pizza and Hot Dogs
2006 Gothamist / A Hamburger Today QBQ Beach Party
Charles River Bridge / Big Dig Tunnels
2006 Big Apple Barbecue Block Party
[...] On the heels of my show highlighting some great things from the Bronx I came across the Off The Broiler blog which includes some nice posts about NYC area dining. There’s also a video section that includes this clip from Mike’s Deli on Arthur Avenue. Enjoy! [...]
Jason this a great site for foodlovers I must say it makes you want to get in the car and go get something. There is a new argentine steak house in Montclair called gaucho steak house I tried it over the weekend it was pretty good http://www.gauchosteakco.com you moght like it. When dose the BBQ fest in NYC end I would like to go?
WHEN I WAS ABOUT 5 YRARS OLD I REMEMBER THE FRIUT STAND ON AVE J CLOSED DOWN. FOUR BROTHERS OPENED A PIZZA PLACE THAT BECAME MY HOME FOR MANY YEARS. DOMMINIC WAS THE ONLY 4 OF THE BROTHERS THAT STAYED. IM 50 NOW DO THE MATH. WHEN I WAS LITTLE PIZZA WAS .15 CENTS A SLICE. MY MOM WOULD TAKE US TO DI FARA TO EAT AND I NEVER STOPPED. WE STOP BY FROM YEAR TO YEAR TO PAY A TRIP TO SAY HI TO DOMMINIC AND REFLECT THE BEST OF TIMES OF OUR LIFES. FUNNT THAT MAN WORKED FROM 10 AM TO 11 30 EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. NEVER MISSED A DAY THAT I CAN REMEMBER. A GREAT PIZZA STORY FROM A PLACE I LOVE AVE J BROOKLYN N.Y.