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$110M Basquiat Painting Now in Brooklyn; How Turtle Bay Got Its Name; Amazon HQ2 on Lower Manhattan Landfill?

Untitled, 1982 by Jean-Michel Basquiat, American, 1960-1988, acrylic, spray paint and oilstick on canvas, 72 1/8 x 68 1/8 in., on view at the Brooklyn Museum
Untitled, 1982 by Jean-Michel Basquiat, American, 1960-1988, acrylic, spray paint and oilstick on canvas, 72 1/8 x 68 1/8 in., on view at the Brooklyn Museum

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[WATCH] This Brooklyn Chef Is Attempting to Redefine the Language of Vegan Food

Modern Love is a small restaurant in Williamsburg that serves up some of the best vegan food in New York City. Lef by Chef Isa Chandra Moskowitz, the restaurant creates unique dishes that taste, look—and sound—like non-vegan meals.

Chef Isa Chandra Moskowitz wants people to rethink the language they use when it comes to vegan food. The owner of Modern Love in Brooklyn, New York believes people need to say the word "cheese," even if they are referring to the non-dairy-based alternative. This is apparent on her menu, offering dishes like the modern cheese plate, an assortment of various vegan cheeses that imitate the flavors and textures of dill havarti and chevre.

Check it out in this video on the excellent Eat Seekers series from our friends at Thrillist.