Singer Michelle Branch Roasts Bacon, Goes Out For Thai Instead of Watching The Super Bowl
"I love roasting things. Any time I'm making dinner and not going out, I'm roasting things."
"I love roasting things. Any time I'm making dinner and not going out, I'm roasting things."
The treats are currently tempting customers at Beer Belly and Black Market, among others.
The chef discusses Jewish influences on Animal, his favorite foods, and his mom's bad cooking.
And S. Irene Virbila loves having dinner at Farmshop, even if the tables are looking a little bare.
"I eat the food that I'm making. I totally eat it. There's no better way of knowing if the food tastes good."
Dotolo is kind of like "the quiet one" to Jon's "cute one."
The L.A. Times thinks Sotto is the first serious contender to the dominance of Northern Italian restaurants in L.A.
The magazine's respected "Restaurant Issue" is about to land on stands, but here's an early peek.
The L.A. Weekly discourses on Korean blood sausage and digestifs, while Patrick Kuh sums up his experience at Tim Goodell's new restaurant.
Bryant Ng scores big with L.A. Weekly, while the former Angeleno critic thinks the Animal team has another hit on their hands.
Shook is the star of a new 20-minute film that follows him as he fishes and tries to create a dish out of it.
Both of L.A.'s primary restaurant critics hit the road this week and like what they find.
"What is the seafood equivalent of pigs' ear?"
The Animal chefs' menu will change daily, while the Bakesale Betty homage stays put.
The chefs are considering a version of the fired chicken at bakesale Betty that Vinny Dotolo gushed about to us on The Food Chain.
Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo are going nautical in their follow-up venture.