At a new restaurant in Manhattan, the goal isn’t to make money. Launching as a pilot in September, the project—called Community Kitchen—is designed to show what it looks like when a restaurant does everything right: healthy, sustainably grown ingredients from local farmers; well-paid workers; excellent, plant-forward cooking; and food accessible to everyone, not just those who can afford $100 dinners. [Photo: Community Kitchen] Mark Bittman, the longtime food writer, started...
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