My Spanish word of the day is la acelga which means chard , the green leafy vegetable. I learned it watching a video by Ben & Marina at Notes In Spanish  about their visit to  Restaurante Horizontal near El Escorial . At the restaurant, Marina orders acelgas rehogadas con ajo y patatas (chard sauteed with onions and potatoes) as her first course. Here is a screenshot of the menu of the day from Restaurante Horizontal. Notice how aclega is written in the plural on the menu. I wonder if the plural form is most often used.  And here is the video from Ben & Marina at Notes In Spanish.

Here is a link to a virtual walking tour of New York City from The New York Times. Michael Kimmelman leads us to explore the architectural features of 17 neighborhoods.  New York City Virtual Architecture Tours - The New York Times (nytimes.com)