Good Food
Bramson, Elvers, Levine, "New York Eats"
Mary Sue and Susan are broadcasting from the Museum of Television and Radio in New York this week. Our guests include Ann Bramson, publisher at Artisan Books. She's responsible for some of the best-selling cookbooks on shelves, including Julia Child's "Baking With Julia." Joost Elvers takes ordinary vegetables and transforms them into menageries. We turn the pages of his book "Play With Your Food." Our own technical director Bob Carlson went onto the streets of Manhattan to talk with street vendors. Ed Levine, author of "New York Eats," shares some hidden treasures with us. And, don't forget we go to the farmers' market here in Santa Monica for a visit with Laura Avery.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readMary Sue and Susan are broadcasting from the Museum of Television and Radio in New York this week. Our guests include Ann Bramson, publisher at Artisan Books. She's responsible for some of the best-selling cookbooks on shelves, including Julia Child's "Baking With Julia." Joost Elvers takes ordinary vegetables and transforms them into menageries. We turn the pages of his book "Play With Your Food." Our own technical director Bob Carlson went onto the streets of Manhattan to talk with street vendors. Ed Levine, author of "New York Eats," shares some hidden treasures with us. And, don't forget we go to the farmers' market here in Santa Monica for a visit with Laura Avery.
