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AlwaysPartying: Always Hungry at the Food Film Festival

Always Hungry videos: “A Look Inside LaFrieda Meats,” and “Just a Drizzle of Oil and Lemon: Michael White.”

The 4th Annual NYC Food Film Festival 2010 kicks off tonight, and we couldn’t be more thrilled that two of Always Hungry’s videos are among this year’s impressive roster of official selections.

Screening tonight at 9:15pm is Just a Drizzle of Oil and Lemon: Michael White, a glimpse into the character of Chef Michael White and his critically-acclaimed temple of Italian seafood, Marea.

On Saturday, closing out the first half of the sold-out World’s First Drive-In Movie event, is A Look Inside LaFrieda Meats, our behind-the-scenes tour with New York’s main meat man, Pat LaFrieda.

AHNY Video Premiere: Pat LaFrieda

Pat LaFrieda in the prized dry-aging room at LaFrieda Meats.

Babbo, Minetta Tavern, Shake Shack. What do they have in common? LaFrieda Meats. It’s hard to eat meat at any decent New York City restaurant where the meat hasn’t been supplied by Pat LaFrieda. Join Pat behind the scenes as he gives AlwaysHungryNY.com an exclusive look at where and how the magic happens. Sit back and relax. Enjoy the show.

CLICK HERE to watch A Look Inside LaFrieda Meats.

AHNY Video: Big Apple Barbecue Block Party 2009

Executive Chef Damon Wise of Craft assisting Big Bob Gibson’s BBQ (Decatur, AL)

Three pitmasters. Two days. One epic event.

For seven years, pitmasters from across the country have descended upon New York City to show off their ‘cue at the annual Big Apple BBQ Block Party. This year, AlwaysHungryNY.com interviewed three renowned pitmasters, Pat Martin of Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint (Nashville, TN), Chris Lilly of (Big Bob Gibson’s BBQ), and BABBP’s co-founder, Ken Callaghan (Blue Smoke, NY), as they showcased three regional preparations of meats provided by Pat LaFrieda and Mark Pastore of LaFrieda Meats.

CLICK HERE for the AlwaysHungryNY.com Video: The Glories of BBQ: Three Styles of an American Tradition.

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