chefs + restaurants

First Taste: Animal

This tiny neighborhood bistro is a full-on salute to pork, and that doesn’t seem to bother the owners of the kosher bakery next door.
10.21.08
food + cooking

Zucchini, and Then Some

This offer comes with a recipe from Nancy Silverton that’s as easy as it is delicious.
09.22.08
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: Anisette Brasserie

With a glorious selection of French favorites, it’s impossible not to like chef Alain Giraud’s new restaurant.
08.29.08
food + cooking

A Huckleberry Milkshake Epiphany

My recent trip to Montana taught me that the huckleberry’s finest use is in milkshakes—frothy, pale-lavender delights.
08.18.08
chefs + restaurants

The Taco-Truck Crackdown Begins

A new Los Angeles law targets mobile food vendors and kills their chances of succeeding.
07.01.08
chefs + restaurants

Saying “I Do” to Doughnuts in L.A.

For their wedding “reception,” my friends Dave and Alonso staged a feel-good feast at Bob’s Coffee and Doughnuts.
06.27.08
food + cooking

Cooking Under Pressure

In a new film, three inner city teens transform themselves by mastering seven-sided potato tournées.
06.18.08
food + cooking

The Best Tortillas in Town

The thinnest, most delicate flour tortillas you’ll ever taste come from a butcher shop.
04.14.08
chefs + restaurants

First Taste: LAMILL Coffee Boutique

On paper, LAMILL Coffee Boutique sounds like a send-up of Los Angeles chic as imagined by a Saturday Night Live sketch writer. The truth is, the vibe is full-on enthusiastic coffee geek....
02.20.08
magazine

Les Is More

From Louisiana Cajuns to Polish polka enthusiasts, filmmaker Les Blank uses cuisine as a backstage pass to other ethnic worlds.
September 2004
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