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Recipe Crypt: The Nightwood Tot

On a recent brunch trip to Lula’s sister restaurant Nightwood, we discovered one of the simplest, most addictive incarnations of the potato we’ve ever experienced: the Nightwood Tater Tot.

So what makes these things so good? They’re crunchy (but not too crunchy). They’re fried. There’s nooks and crannies where coarse sea salt is hiding. And then you bite into it. The inside is soft like mashed potatoes. But not cold or weird. Just right. It’s really like hashbrowns in a ball. Pretty far removed from what I would have called a “tater tot”…but whatever. I had to figure out how to make these.

Cut to the same afternoon: A recipe for home made tater tots.

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Gordon Matta-Clark’s Food

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A meal of flowers with guests dressed as flowers.
A “bone dinner” with oxtail soup, roasted marrow bones and frog legs. Guests wore their bones home as necklaces.
Huge communal bowls of parsley.

“The joy is the idea…”



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