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Curry Hill has gotten a makeover - at least at the corner of Lexington and 28th Street. The New York City neighborhood known for its kitschy Indian joints strewn with seizure-inducing flashing lights welcomes a new restaurant presenting regional cuisine.

Some like it hot, but contestants at a curry eating contest in Scotland collapsed in agony after biting off more than they could chew at a self-styled "world’s hottest chili" competition.

The 4th annual Food Network New York City Wine and Food Festival presented by FOOD & WINE returns to the Big Apple. Be sure to take a bite out of this year’s line-up.

The Williamsburg section of Brooklyn has long been known as a working-class neighborhood with a gritty industrial waterfront and an ethnically diverse population ranging from Hispanic to Hasidic.

When I hear picnic, I immediately revert to the red ginham fabric, picnic basket, a blanket and a big oak tree. But in reality the sky is the limit and here are just a few ideas and tools to make it happen.

The "New Taste of the Upper West Side" gathered together some of New York City’s top culinary contenders, proving that a great meal can finally be found north of 14th Street.

Heads up, foodies, there’s a new culinary kid online promising nothing short of died-and-gone-to-heaven.

Nordic Cuisine is exploding in popularity; Restaurant Noma has been awarded world’s best restaurant for the second year in a row. From 19 to 28 August, you can get a taste of what it’s all aabout when the seventh Copenhagen Cooking festival takes place.

Alabama Agriculture and Industries Commissioner Ron Sparks on Wednesday extended a two-year-old order banning the sale of untested fish from Vietnam and China in Alabama.