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Blogs
December 13, 2011
Rene Redzepi Comes to Forage in the Bay Area
Enah Manson/FlickrDaniel Patterson, left, and Rene Redzepi.The "I ate at El Bulli" essay named the food-writer's cliché of the past decade has been supplanted by the endlessly repeated "I foraged with Rene Redzepi" article. The media has annointed Redzepi, the chef of Noma in Copenhagen, this de ... More >>
Blogs
November 10, 2010
My Hero of the Day: Peter Meehan on Food Assholiness
T MagazinePeter MeehanPeter Meehan, food columnist for the New York Times' T Magazine and co-author of the Momofuku Cookbook, struck a chord today with an essay titled "A Few Beefs." It's composed of three anecdotes, encounters he's had with the food world that have taken him aback. The the ... More >>
Blogs
July 2, 2010
Nopa, Four Barrel: How New York Times Food Writer/Rocker Peter Meehan Eats on the Road
Premshree Pillai/FlickrFour Barrel: Too slick for psych-folk rockers?"West Coastin'," New York Times food writer Peter Meehan's Snoop Dogg-ishly titled "Grass Fed" column of June 29, revealed that the scraggly-maned scribe plays guitar in a musty, atmospheric psych-folk band that includes Mag ... More >>
Blogs
December 8, 2009
Doggy Bag: Sweeping Panorama?
Our favorite morsel from the blogs. Off the page: Andrew Simmons files a review of McSweeney's San Francisco Panorama for Bay Area Bites. It's a look at how print abides, even when the form is uncompelling. Simmons: What I am actually interested in is how Panorama's food pages might potentia ... More >>
Blogs
November 25, 2009
Soon-to-Drop McSweeney's Skews Foodie with Chang, Farr, Roadkill
McSweeney'sChang stuffs something in his mouth besides his kitchen clog.We're so excited about the upcoming star-studded 33rd issue of McSweeney's -- a.k.a. The San Francisco Panorama ($16), an esoteric, 320-page riff on the newspaper form -- mainly because roughly 5 percent of those pages wi ... More >>
Blogs
November 5, 2009
In Town Last Night, David Chang and Local Chefs Ponder S.F.'s 'Monotone' Restaurant Culture
David Chang (right) with Chris Cosentino before last night's discussion at Cafe Du Nord.If there's a takeaway lesson from fig-gate, it might be this: Don't drink on stage. At a 7x7-sponsored panel discussion at Café Du Nord last night, N.Y. chef David Chang took heat for having being what ... More >>
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October 28, 2009
Knives Out
David Chang (right) with Chris Cosentino before last night's discussion at Cafe Du Nord.If there's a takeaway lesson from fig-gate, it might be this: Don't drink on stage. At a 7x7-sponsored panel discussion at Café Du Nord last night, N.Y. chef David Chang took heat for having being what ... More >>