Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Memorial Day replay: Roxana Jullipat, Stacy Michelson, Evan Kleiman, Ellen Reid
On this Memorial Day, Press Play replays some of our favorite interviews. Baker Roxana Jullipat shares how to go back in time and cook with ancient grains.
By Madeleine Brand • • 54m ListenOn this Memorial Day, Press Play replays some of our favorite interviews. Baker Roxana Jullipat shares how to go back in time and cook with ancient grains. Illustrator Stacy Michelson’s new book has all sorts of fun facts, like Ancient Egyptians invented the Marshmallow, and all Haas avocados can be traced back to a single tree. Good Food host Evan Kleiman has cider recommendations. And how about hiking in Griffith Park to personalized music by composer and sound artist Ellen Reid?
In this episode
4 stories‘Mother Grains’: Go beyond all-purpose flour, make these buckwheat crepes with chef Roxana Jullapat
At the bakery and cafe Friends and Family near Little Armenia, you can find all sorts of delicious pastries, usually with a little twist.
Read the story15 min‘Eat This Book’: LA artist Stacy Michelson brings her unique drawings and fun food facts to new book
LA-based artist Stacy Michelson decided a few years ago to illustrate every episode of Good Food for an entire year. Her food drawings are bright, colorful, and a lot of fun.
Read the story14 minA tasting of ciders bottled in California
I recently interviewed the authors of “ American Cider ” for Good Food , and I thought it would be fun to do a tasting with Madeleine Brand.
Read the story9 min'Ellen Reid SOUNDWALK': Music for hiking around Griffith Park, curated just for you
Picture yourself hiking in Griffith Park up to the observatory. You hear people talking, a dog’s leash jingling, birds chirping, and your shoes crunching on the dirt.
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