Consuelo Rodriguez, at home in Lodi, Calif., has used Cookpad to share more than 300 of her family’s recipes, like menudo.Credit...Gabriela Hasbun for The New York Times There are unspoken expectations the digital realm tends to place on recipes: They should photograph beautifully. They should have the mass appeal to go viral. And they should be written by a charismatic cook with a huge Instagram
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The paper, called tengujo, is made by a company called Hidaka Washi, at a factory in the Kochi prefecture of Japan. The ingredients are simple, and the process is “not a very secret, special kind of thing,” Hiroyoshi Chinzei, the owner and operator of Hidaka Washi, told me recently over the phone. But the product that emerges is almost magical. The fibers knit together into gossamer lattice that i
The majestic Rose Reading Room at the New York Public Library’s main building at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue reopened after a two-year renovation.Credit...Philip Greenberg for The New York Times For the ribbon-cutting at the Washington Heights Library this month, the son of a former custodian returned to his old home. He grew up in what used to be the caretaker’s apartment on the third floor. Whi
Kurt Masur leading the New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall in 1998 as it played compositions by George Gershwin, including “An American in Paris.”Credit...Chris Lee Kurt Masur, the music director emeritus of the New York Philharmonic, who was credited with transforming the orchestra from a sullen, lackluster ensemble into one of luminous renown, died on Saturday in Greenwich, Conn. He was 8
Alejandro Zamora, an eighth grader, calls himself “a Facebook freak.” His mother would prefer that he use the computer for homework.Credit...Drew Kelly for The New York Times In the 1990s, the term “digital divide” emerged to describe technology’s haves and have-nots. It inspired many efforts to get the latest computing tools into the hands of all Americans, particularly low-income families. Those
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