The Atlantic's own food editor takes on Caitlin Flanagan's criticisms of Alice Waters.
Caitlin Flanagan takes aim at the Edible Schoolyard program, saying it doesn't work and has an unsavory agenda.
The chef signs a deal to write a Chez Panisse retrospective, a followup to The Art of Simple Food, and a personal narrative.
The sequel to 'Kitchen Confidential' is coming in 2010!
Why are San Francisco chefs and diners so touchy and New Yorkers so mean?
A local charter school had lunch with the ultimate healthy eating advocate while an unlikely Food Network star has his show renewed.
The Coachella Valley will get a new locavore resort restaurant from a James Beard Award-winning chef.
• Alice Waters will speak at Saturday's Edible Schoolyard opening at the Willie Mays Boys and Girls Club in Hunter's Point. [SF Examiner] • Cross-country chef shuffles are the in thing this year. [Between Meals/SF Gate] • Despite the increasingly...
Wine importer's record debut to be catered by Alice Waters.
• After George Morrone's departure, it's a little unclear who's cooking at the Cliff House. [Between Meals/SF Gate] • Contigo has been a success as much for chef-owner Brett Emerson's blog as for its food. [Boston Globe] • Alice Waters...
If your name is Henry, a new Burbank store will feed you for free, while Western brewers are using more rice in their beers.
Plus: MObama goes on Sesame Street; Zagat launches wine club.
Plus: Michelle Obama visits the Muppets, and a very old restaurant, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: a very old restaurant, and public-school kitchens, all in our morning news roundup.
He didn't mention her during last night's San Francisco episode of 'No Reservations,' but his blog is a different story.
Berkeley wine importer wound up in the right profession.