Home Cooking With Jean-Georges: A Review
A Recipe from Home Cooking with Jean-Georges: My Favorite Simple Recipes.
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Read MoreNew producers are restoring a tradition of cast-iron cookware in America.
Read MoreAs its overstuffed title implies, the new Bi-Rite Market's Eat Good Food: A Grocer's Guide to Shopping, Cooking, and Creating Community Through Food ($32) is more than a cookbook. Written by market owner Sam Mogannam and coauthor Dabney Gough, with a few chapters by longtime staffers, it does contain recipes: smart, simple ones like Any-Herb Pesto. But the best part may be the shopping guides. Arranged by departments, like Bi-Rite itself, the thorough guides cover everything Bi-Rite sells: wine, cheese, meat, produce--even olives.
Read MoreSharlena Fong returns to Downtown L.A. with Semi-Sweet Bakery.
Read MoreFree-range grass-fed beef from Quarter Circle 7 Ranch.
Read MoreBoccalone Salumeria's impressive product line showcases a wide variety of Italian-style cured meats, from dried to fresh to everything in between. The latest addition to their family of "tasty salted pig parts" is ciauscolo (pronounced cha-USE-cool-oh), an all-pork specialty of Italy's hilly Le Marche region. The texture falls into more of a semi-soft realm--not quite spreadable, but much softer than its well-aged counterparts.
Read MoreMaster Stock from Agrodolce for Fast Foodies is a stock that you're meant to use over and over.
Read MoreOyster shells make new homes at the Oyster Recovery Project.
Read MoreThe Voltaggio Brothers trade their knives for pens.
Read MoreOnce relegated to the Pennsylvania Dutch, scrapple is boosting its cool quotient
Read MoreAndrew Carmellini documents a lifetime of travel, in the U.S. and beyond
Read MoreWe would love Avedano's new Meat Wagon, parked in Proxy, that food lover's cluster in Hayes Valley, even if it didn't sell lardo burgers, robust patties made of ground beef combined with pork fat ($9.50 per pound). The exquisite details of the fire-engine-red '57 Ford, a former ambulance converted into a butcher shop on wheels, are compelling on their own: A meat wagon becomes a meat wagon. Beyond lardo burgers, the truck carries the full roster of meaty goods: New York steaks, chickens (whole, half and marinated), ground lamb, bacon and hot dogs from 4505 Meats, all wrapped and ready to go, sourced from the same producers who supply the Bernal Heights brick-and-mortar butcher shop.
Read MoreA one-letter shopping list for Echo Park's new Villainy General Store.
Read MoreWhite chocolate gets serious at the hands of artisanal chocolate makers
Read MoreMitch Rosenthal's new book, Cooking My Way Back Home ($25), a collection of recipes from his three San Francisco restaurants--Town Hall, Anchor & Hope, and Salt House--shares with the restaurants a kind of rollicking, good-time feel. Nothing is too fussy nor too complicated.
Read MoreGet a recipe for an easy 30-minute dessert from the new book “Off the Menu”
Read MoreCooking with Dos Mamacitas veal chorizo, a new veal chorizo from Wisconsin.
Read More"Salad Daze," the new cookbook from blogging duo Hot Knives.
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