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    ‘In the Weeds’: Welcome to the House of Gluten

    When the doors of M. Georgina closed in March 2020, pastry chef Hannah Ziskin treated the first few weeks as a vacation, getting some deserved rest and catching up on her New Yorker subscription. Then things got real.

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    By Evan Kleiman • Oct 15, 2021 • 9m Listen

    When the doors of M. Georgina closed in March 2020, pastry chef Hannah Ziskin treated the first few weeks as a vacation, getting some deserved rest and catching up on her New Yorker subscription. Then things got real. With no return to the restaurant kitchen in sight, she began baking from her home in Glendale under the name House of Gluten. Simultaneously, her partner Aaron Lindell started Quarter Sheets Pizza Club — a pop-up serving Sicilian-inspired, Detroit-style pizza using farmer’s market produce and traditional toppings. Their second bedroom became a storage closet, with pizzas selling out in minutes and orders for Ziskin’s cakes typically added to every sale. Ziskin and Lindell are set to open their brick and mortar spot in Echo Park this fall.

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    Korean vegan, Golden Tortilla winner, huitlacoche, milk bread
    1. 0:00The Korean Vegan: Joanne Lee Molinaro shares recipes and her family’s immigration story
    2. 13:58Crowning Burritos La Palma with the Golden Tortilla
    3. 22:36Prick up your ear, Los Angeles. Huitlacoche is at the farmer’s market
    4. 30:09Baking the mother of all milk breads with Kristina Cho
    5. 40:13‘In the Weeds’: Welcome to the House of GlutenYou’re reading this
    6. 50:00Say cheese! Bill Addison reviews Agnes in Pasadena
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      Evan Kleiman

      host 'Good Food'

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      Laryl Garcia

      Senior Director, Good Food

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      Gillian Ferguson

      Supervising Producer, Good Food

      CultureIn the WeedsFood & DrinkLos Angeles

    The full episode

    5 of 6
    Korean vegan, Golden Tortilla winner, huitlacoche, milk bread
    1. 0:00The Korean Vegan: Joanne Lee Molinaro shares recipes and her family’s immigration story
    2. 13:58Crowning Burritos La Palma with the Golden Tortilla
    3. 22:36Prick up your ear, Los Angeles. Huitlacoche is at the farmer’s market
    4. 30:09Baking the mother of all milk breads with Kristina Cho
    5. 40:13‘In the Weeds’: Welcome to the House of GlutenYou’re reading this
    6. 50:00Say cheese! Bill Addison reviews Agnes in Pasadena
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