Good Food
Cookbooks, Central Asian cuisine, Ottolenghi, macadamia nuts
As Los Angeles heads into another lockdown, Good Food checks in with Celia Sack of Omnivore Books in San Francisco for ideas on which cookbooks to give your friends/family (or yourself).
As Los Angeles heads into another lockdown, Good Food checks in with Celia Sack of Omnivore Books in San Francisco for ideas on which cookbooks to give your friends/family (or yourself). Two of Sack’s picks are “Flavor” by Yotam Ottolenghi and Ixta Belfrage and “Red Sands” by Caroline Eden. Evan Kleiman talks recipes and wanderlust with them. Ken Concepcion of Now Serving and Simon Davies of Somekind Press share their collaboration on the Take Away Los Angeles series of books benefitting LA restaurants. Ari Kolander describes the constant pivoting in order to keep the doors open at his year-old seafood restaurant, Found Oyster, in East Hollywood. Finally, market correspondent Gillian Ferguson heads down to the Torrance Farmers’ Market to talk Japanese shave ice and macadamia nuts.
In this episode
6 stories‘In the Weeds’ with Ari Kolender of Found Oyster
Found Oyster in East Hollywood opened last November with the intention of customers easily dropping in for a cup of chowder, a beautiful grilled branzino, served with a Coors Banquet beer or elegant glass of champagne.
Read the story8 minGifting the best cookbooks of 2020
The pandemic had many people finding their way back to their kitchen this year. Good Food catches up with Celia Sack of Omnivore Books in San Francisco, who discusses culinary publishing trends and sales over the last 12 months.
Read the story9 minUsing food as a passport to travel to Central Asia
Red Sands is the third in a series of books on Central Asia by travel writer and journalist, Caroline Eden.
Read the story12 minGiving vegetables the Ottolenghi treatment in ‘Flavor’
Yotam Ottolenghi collaborates with Ixta Belfrage from the Ottolenghi Test Kitchen on his latest cookbook, “ Flavor ,” which he describes as everything he’s learned about vegetables in the last five years.
Read the story10 minTake Away: crowdfunding to publish cookbooks from LA’s favorite restaurants
Takeaway is the flagship series of Somekind Press .
Read the story11 minNuts about macadamias and kakigōri at the Torrance Farmers’ Market
Market correspondent Gillian Ferguson visits the Torrance Farmers’ Market where she talks to Johnny Lee, chef/owner of Pearl River Deli in Chinatown.
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