Carrie Levin, Francois Payard and Peter Hoffman
Friday, April 02, 2004
Carrie Levin has been running the Upper West Side’s Good Enough to Eat for more than twenty years, and Francois Payard, of Payard Pâtisserie and Bistro, is one of New York’s best pastry chefs. They are joined by Peter Hoffman, chef and owner of Savoy Restaurant. They're here to talk about the food of the season.
» View a coconut cake recipe from Manhattan's Good Enough to Eat restaurant
» Payard Pâtisserie and Bistro website
» Savoy restaurant website
Music: Sirens: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 73138 35669-2. Milan. Music composed by Rachel Portman Track #8
Yale Strom & Klazzj. Wandering Jew: Klezmer, Sephardric, and Gypsy Inspired Compositions. Global Village CD 174 Track #9/8
» View a coconut cake recipe from Manhattan's Good Enough to Eat restaurant
» Payard Pâtisserie and Bistro website
» Savoy restaurant website
Music: Sirens: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 73138 35669-2. Milan. Music composed by Rachel Portman Track #8
Yale Strom & Klazzj. Wandering Jew: Klezmer, Sephardric, and Gypsy Inspired Compositions. Global Village CD 174 Track #9/8
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