Manhattan is famous for its many psychic services – so Emma decides to investigate whether spiritualists really are the new therapists in New York
Safe-to-eat uncooked cookie dough.
Who doesn’t love cookie dough and this one takes only minutes to make. Keep a batch in the fridge, eat it by the spoon, serve it with ice cream, or mould it, shape it and colour it with food dye like edible Play-Doh!
What I hate about New York.
There may be a lot to love about Manhattan, but this week Emma reveals the worst things about living in the Big Apple – from tipping culture to American bacon
The 11 smells of New York City.
Gadgets to change the world.
To celebrate this month’s Sport Relief, here is an unusual moment of unexpected earnestness – eight little gadgets that are trying their hardest to change the world. By Emma Freud
Neon bagels, booze and banter – how to do a Super Bowl party for Brits in New York.
The food may have been all-American, but Emma’s American football celebration takes on a British twist – as the TV is ignored in favour of drinking and good conversation
New York has made me the mother from hell.
Can Emma convince her teenagers that fleeing from zombies and baking a masterful chocolate sponge are better than a lie-in?
Emma’s almost-famous bourbon, black cherry & bacon brownies.
These American traybake brownies include all of our favourite things, chocolate, booze and bacon – pure decadence
Storm Jonas created a beautiful, snowy community – at least for a day.
Michelin Man fashion, Bloody Marys and bubble-wrapping the windows were par for the course as New York braced itself for a deluge
My evening with Sigmund Freud – the great grandfather I know so little about.
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