A new group of digital cookbooks are sourcing recipes from top chefs, with all proceeds going towards COVID-19 restaurant relief.
, she knew countless people severely affected by the mass shuttering of New York’s 26,000 plus restaurants.
. It comes out on May 18, with 100% of the book’s proceeds going to ROAR x Robin Hood’s NYC worker relief fund. So far, it has raised over $40,000. “exists to support New York City’s finest restaurants and their hard-working teams through one of the most powerful, most unifying languages on Earth: recipes,” Tice Studemen says.
Sam Yoo, as well as Pecan Sandies from Per Se’s Thomas Keller. “In my humble opinion, they’re some of the very best spots in the city,” Tice Studeman says of the eateries she included.Keeping with the quarantimes, she also made sure every dish could be made with pantry staples. “It felt crucial that we not fillwith recipes that included hard-to-find ingredients and fancy kitchen tools that your typical, at-home cook wouldn’t have,” she says.
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