Viewing NYC introduced you to Tina Piña Trachtenburg last year, but this new video from the New York Post gives some insight into why and how this "Mother Pigeon" takes care of all these birds, real or stuffed.
Tina Pińa Trachtenberg is a true NYC character, where she is known as Mother Pigeon. Aside from just feeding the birds, she creates pigeon sculptures and displays them, in an effort to help spread more positivity about the unpopular bird.
Good afternoon! Wishing you a happy Wednesday, September 4th, 2019 from all of us at Viewing NYC!
Here's what the weather looks like in the City right now.
Matcha is related to green tea but isn't quite the same. The finely ground green powder is showing up all over the place lately, but do you know what is actually is and how it's made?
In this video from Eater watch as editor and host Kat Odell shows you how it's made from plant to cup, then shows you a few places around the City to grab a cup.
The green powder is everywhere, showing up in baked goods, ice cream, and even your morning latte. But what IS matcha, and how does it differ from normal green tea? Eater Drinks editor and Consumed host Kat Odell digs in to the production process of the drink some call the cleaner answer to coffee.
