Roy Choi Eats Korean BBQ With James Syhabout and Downs a Kush Cookie Before Bed
"Every kitchen that I'm at, any kitchen, if there's something coming off the stove, you can bet my spoon's coming out of that."
"Every kitchen that I'm at, any kitchen, if there's something coming off the stove, you can bet my spoon's coming out of that."
Chef demos, restaurants cooking with farmers, and discussions about sustainable cooking will rule the neighborhood in mid-September.
Seven events have already sold out after being available for just an hour.
The chef will feature new dishes like the soup and pork belly lettuce cups with crispy pig ear.
Los Angeles Food & Wine is pairing celebrities with chefs.
He loves it, he loathes it, and you still can't have it at Father's Office.
Back in the chef's early days, Julia Child was the only food world celebrity.
The chef takes his sugar seriously. But fortunately, he hasn't left his old friend beer out of the picture.
Inmates stand behind a hunger strike that started on Friday at Pelican Bay over inhumane conditions.
The parts are familiar, but the usages a little unexpected.
The chef, who used to work at Puck's "avant-garde" Chinese-European hybrid, thinks it set the stage for today's Asian palate in The U.S.
The French Laundry chef kicks off the L.A. 'Times' new "Master Class" series by showing readers how to brine salmon.
The L.A. Times critic spends a night with some farm-to-table, nose-to-tail dining in Santa Barbara, while L.A. Weekly's goes crazy for Sang Yoon's new restaurant.
The founders of Pebble Beach Food & Wine are bringing a similar set-up of chefs to L.A., leading some to wonder about Wolfgang Puck's involvement.
Let's just hope dan dan noodles Sriracha-infused cocktails go over the heads of all those students clogging F.O.'s doorway.
We put Voltaggio's Ink, Animal's next project, Nancy Silverton burgers, and the rebirth of Grace way higher than a new Rosa Mexicano.
The Father's Office owner details a key ingredient at his new Culver City restaurant.