First of all, along with Finger on the Pulse, MeanRed Productions and Nicky Digital, we cannot even begin to thank the 600 people who came through the gates of BKLYNYard last night for some Hapa ‘cue. But we will in the next post. Because today is the anniversary of what many hapa and bi/multiracial Americans [...]
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Every culture loves to barbecue, so we’re firing up the grills at BKLYNYard for a pre-summer bash with our friends Finger on the Pulse! It’s a free party with music, beer to purchase, and a cheap-as-Brooklyn-gets $7 plate of Hapa Kitchen’s very own BBQ menu!
Event details:
Saturday, June 6
6-9pm
BKLYN Yard
388-400 Carroll St.
Brooklyn, NY (Gowanus)
Menu
Tequila-Soy Pork [...]
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We are sufficiently tickled by the praise about the May Day dinner in this lovely recount by Huffington Post blogger Katherine Goldstein, who attended the event. What a terrific crowd there, too — the seats seemed to be filled with conscientious eaters with a keen interest in both sustainable agriculture and (good) food. Our only [...]
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Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 6th — something silly is coming to a certain yard in Brooklyn! (And it will likely involved lots of hapa-licious meat on a stick!!)
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We’d like to thank everyone for coming out to Queens County Farm Museum on Friday for a special night with us. Due to rain, the may pole and bonfire activity was jettisoned, but we hope that guests enjoyed the rustic quaintness of the 18th-century farmhouse, fireplaces alight and blossoms abound, instead of dining in the [...]
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For our fledgling Hapa Kitchen dinner, we’ll be serving al fresco on a farm! We’re having the farmers from the small upstate farm Apple Pond join us for a five-course hapa-style feast using many different parts of their lamb. We’re proud to be hosted by our friends at Queens County Farm Museum.
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