June 2012
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May 2012
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Girls. HBD Kim!
Recently joined the CSA movement with Silver Lake Farms and have been receiving some of the loveliest, season’s bounty. Perfect for food experimenting, impromptu gatherings and dinner parties! [Sending love/thanks to Bruce for the CSA reference! His LA-centric blog is fantastico.]
This past week, our house hosted an impromptu potluck and birthday celeb for Kim. On the menu: 7 rad ladies, 5...
April 2012
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“The only people who ever get anyplace interesting are the people who get lost.” -Thoreau
Who’s Rocking to the Music? That’s the Chef →
“He’s now planning to blend the audible and the edible at Alinea. The crescendo of the dessert course comes when servers roll out a silicone tablecloth and begin smearing the surface with a variety of sauces and garnishes and treats. All of a customer’s senses go into overdrive: There is the visual spectacle, the fragrance, the flavor, and even the feel.” Sounds like a drug. The power...
December 2011
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September 2011
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July 2011
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Anthony Bourdain: A BEGINNING. AN END →
anthonybourdain:
It all began with Ferran Adria in more ways than one. It was because he reached out to me in 2001, invited me to come see him (in spite of the fact that I had written unflatteringly of him in Kitchen Confidential) that my partnership with zero point zero productionbegan. It was because he…
June 2011
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May 2011
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April 2011
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Coachella 2011: The Complete Food List
They definitely took it up a notch this year… FARMER’S MARKET!? Raaaaaad. We all know how delicious fresh fruit is when in a hot desert!
I think you can find me nom-ing on avocado tacos at Border Grill and good ol’ corn on the cob. :)
foodisthenewrock:
Maps of the fairgrounds are now available, and set times were finally released… but there’s still one more bit of Coachella...
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Sorry for that one time when I stood 2 ft in front of you and camera flashed you. And please-please surprise LA with one final LCD show. Rosy love you longtime.
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Resilience
The link below leads to a touching story covered by one of my favorite LA food blogs, Eat Drink + Be Merry. It’s about one man’s journey from escaping the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia to what he did for love/family and how he ended up cooking to survive. The man is resilient.
http://www.eatdrinknbmerry.com/2011/03/22/a-side-of-salt-one-heang-chhun-ov/
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creative spaces
Featured on The Selby now: Eric Werner & Mya Henry - chef & restaurant owners at the Valladolid Farmers Market and at their restaurant Hartwood - Tulum, Mexico - March 30th, 2011 Wish Hartwood was around when I was in Tulum last September! These lustrous photos are on Todd Selby’s photo blog which showcases interesting people in their creative spaces (kitchens included!).
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March 2011
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Outstanding in the Field
This has been on my bucket list for awhile! Outstanding in the Field is a mobile restaurant without walls. It’s a roving feast of farmers, activists and chefs hosting dinners from one beautiful outdoor location to the next. The mission is to “re-connect diners to the land and the origins of their food, and to honor the local farmers and food artisans who cultivate it.” It all...
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I have a deathly fear of heights but talk about a memorable dining experience. A Dinner in the Sky. If you had the opportunity of suspending yourself several stories high during a meal, where would you go? I think the City of Lights would be pretty romantic.
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On another level. This place.
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Chef Sketches
Grant Achatz is fucking genius. That is all.