We here at BiteMe! always believed that music and fashion went hand in hand, but music and food? Well, Chris Stang and Andrew Steinthal think they mesh together quite nicely. These two music industry scenesters spend many a nights eating out, so they know what’s good in NYC. So much so that they started a blog called Immaculate Infatuation, where they dish about what’s good and what’s not in the New York restaurant scene. They are also taking it one step further by featuring a musical artist in the kitchen of a specially selected restaurant. The episodes are recorded for Infatuation TV and can be viewed on their site. As it turns out you can create a catchy beat with a few simple kitchen items if you’re creative enough. Check out rapper/producer/hip-hop extraordinaire P.O.S. as he displays his talents at Pure Food and Wine. http://www.immaculateinfatuation.com/2010/06/infatuation-tv-p-o-s/
Narrative by Nikki Neil. Photo courtesy of Immaculate Infatuation

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