Adam Boles
School
Florida State University
Expertise
Restaurant Trends, NA Cocktails, Recipe Design
- Adam spent most of 2021-22 traveling the American Southwest and West Coast in his teardrop camper interviewing chefs, farmers, and food writers for his podcast, Road Hungry.
- He is the author of two volumes of 'The Odd Duck Almanac,' an annual cookbook from chef Bryce Gilmore's family of restaurants in Austin, TX.
- He has more than 25 years experience working in and around restaurants and bars all over the United States.
Experience
Adam has been writing about food, wine, spirits, and restaurants for the last 10 years for outlets including The Daily Meal, Edible, CultureMap, HuffPost, and others. He has interviewed multiple subjects for his podcast, Road Hungry, including chef Maria Mazon, Don Guerra, and Chris Bianco.
Education
Adam holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Florida State University where he also taught composition, creative writing, and English literature.
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Stories By Adam Boles
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From Michelin-starred fine dining to classic Italian beef and everything in between, we've ranked the best places to chow down in the Windy City.
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Chef Tom Colicchio is well-known for his time on "Top Chef," and beyond that, he's fighting hunger in America, partnering with Do Good Chicken to achieve this.
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Chef Tom Colicchio shares his tips for organizing snacks for your Super Bowl party and whipping up delicious game-day dishes all your guests will love.
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"Top Chef" judge Tom Colicchio discussed Season 20, Super Bowl party tips, his work with Do Good Chicken, combating hunger in America, and more.
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In case you're unsure of what's going on with current the gas versus electric oven debate, we have got all the details and more to explain it to you.
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Author and historian Michael W. Twitty works to illuminate misremembered culinary histories. Here, he explains the forgotten African roots of American barbecue.
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Michael W. Twitty explained how to make his West African-inspired brisket and shared the secret ingredients he uses in this Hanukkah dinner favorite.
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Michael W. Twitty is a James Beard Award-winning author and food historian. He told Tasting Table how to spice up Hanukkah with Louisiana Latkes.
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Author Michael W. Twitty discussed the fusion of Black and Jewish food traditions, the African roots of American barbecue, his top Hanukkah food tips, and more.
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Chef David Tanis, owner of farm-to-table restaurant Lulu, shared his best tips for getting the most flavor out of seasonal vegetables in your cooking.
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David Tanis knows that pomegranates can be tough to work with. He told Tasting Table the perfect way to open the complex fruit without wasting anything.
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Chef David Tanis is bringing the freshest possible produce to your plate. He told Tasting Table about his work on the menu for Lulu and much more.
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No matter how we might try, sometimes those nighttime munchies are unavoidable. While some items are fine to eat before bed, others should be avoided.
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After speaking to Jennifer Hwa Dobbertin, owner of the restaurant Best Quality Daughter, here's what you need to know about Taiwan's best street foods.
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Read on for our best guidance on how to get the most out of pairing the world's great beer styles with your favorite cuts and preparations of steak.
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Chocolate. An ingredient we know and love. Yet when it comes to baking, not all chocolate is created equal. Here's what makes each type unique for baking.
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Eateries across Austin have boomed in popularity over the last decade, but Texas' capital has always been a wonderful city for food and drink.