Sprouts in Spring
/~ learn how sprouts can bring spring into the kitchen
Read Morestepping out from the ordinary . . . sliding down into our roots
yellow beets, the upscale cousin of their redneck relatives, pairs well with couscous or other yellow grains
Read More~ a primer on eating with spring in our steps and heart
Read More~ try it with a shot of Bushmills to make it extra Irish!
Read More~ Icicle radishes herald in spring, clear Wind, and create a tasty crunchy salad
Read More~ 10 scoops or 12? Sugar is what's for breakfast in LA schools.
Read More~ get your greens from the sea, salty and savory simmered in soup
Read Moremore aspirational breakfast ideas from modern day healers
Read Moreaspirational breakfast ideas from our modern day healers
Read Morechasing away the winter greys with a cup of purple barley and a pound of patience
Read Morea simple fennel salad for those staying fit and in need of flavor
Read MoreSerendipity comes in many forms. This week it comes in the the shape of a purple potato. Learn how to roast and relish these tasty tubers and celebrate the winter season.
Read MoreIf toast is becoming artisanal food in San Francisco, then let’s make oatmeal a radical feast in LA. How to do it almost anywhere. Any why.
Read More~ in defiance of detox diets and a toast to the winter season
New Year’s Resolutions can be hard. But mostly I find them annoying. All this pressure to start my life anew, as if what I was doing was so bad or corruptive in the first place.
Read More“Oh f—k! The crepes!” I yell, driving down the road, kids in tow in the backseat. No sooner does the expletive fall from my lips than I realize this is no way to kick off the holidays.
Read MoreDitching four wheels for two, Radical Feasts travels via bike to East LA in search of the ultimate taco.
Read MoreIn years past I would sit in my high ivory Chicago tower stressing over what was missing in my life. On one particular Thanksgiving eve the object that I lacked, and seemingly needed most, was a gravy boat.
Read MoreChop a bunch of root vegetables and squash. Season with olive oil, salt, pepper, crushed garlic, sage, rosemary, and thyme & a little bit of lemon juice.
Rub down Cornish Game hens with olive oil, butter and sprinkle on the poultry seasoning, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. Place atop vegetable medley. Pour in chicken stock, about a half inch or quarter inch deep
Cover oven. Distribute coals atop lid.
Rotate oven by a half turn every ten minutes. Then rotate lid every other 10 minutes. Cooks through in about one hour.
Cook and live seasonally for better health and wellness
“You get what’s in season and you know what to do with it.
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