Classic New York Dishes [moved from Manhattan]
I am looking for some dishes that define New York City that can be served hot for catering purposes. Any ideas? So far I've got Hot Dogs and Sauerkraut. Pizza is not an option for this.
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If you hadn't said hot, I'd say, you can't get more NY than a bagel w/lox and cream cheese. If you are doing Hot Dogs, I'd say you have you have Knishes and Jamaican beef patties too. Then there are the items that got their start in NY, like Lobster Newburg, Waldorf Salad, Manhattan Clam chowder, NY Style Cheesecake. Kinda hard to imagine a NY themed meal without pizza!
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I'd recommend taking a look at:
The New York Cookbook by Molly O'Neill
http://www.amazon.com/New-York-Cookbook-Firehouses-Restaurants/dp/089480698X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327960279&sr=8-1Arthur Schwartz's New York City Food
http://www.amazon.com/Arthur-Schwartz...You will get some great ideas. Also, pizza is quintessential New York, why is that not an option?
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Does the food *have* to be served hot? I would put bagels & lox on the list, if it doesn't.
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It would be helpful to know how high/low brow you are shooting for. One dish that, to me, defines NYC is chicken/lamb over rice, from the ubiquitous halal carts. I've not done it but im sure with a little leg work you could arrange to have this catered, or find someone to make a version for you (there is a serious eats post floating around about how to do this, im fairly certain).
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