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Thu, 12 June 2008 The authors of "Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day" swept through Chicago recently, to tell me how to make delicious, homemade bread without the fuss. The authors spent years developing a fool-proof method that allows the home cook to keep plenty of dough on hand for last-minute baking. All you need are three tools: a bread stone, an oven thermometer, and, well, you better just listen...Comments[0] |
Thu, 5 June 2008 In honor of this weekend's James Beard Awards, where excellence is honored, I salute one of my gastronomical heroes - the late R.W. "Johnny" Apple, Jr. - former New York Times reporter/editor and globe-trotting gourmand. Shortly before his death, he came to Chicago to promote his final book, "Apple's America," and we sat down to an incredible lunch at Topolobampo. I interviewed him right after our meal.Comments[0] |
The authors of "Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day" swept through Chicago recently, to tell me how to make delicious, homemade bread without the fuss. The authors spent years developing a fool-proof method that allows the home cook to keep plenty of dough on hand for last-minute baking. All you need are three tools: a bread stone, an oven thermometer, and, well, you better just listen...
In honor of this weekend's James Beard Awards, where excellence is honored, I salute one of my gastronomical heroes - the late R.W. "Johnny" Apple, Jr. - former New York Times reporter/editor and globe-trotting gourmand. Shortly before his death, he came to Chicago to promote his final book, "Apple's America," and we sat down to an incredible lunch at Topolobampo. I interviewed him right after our meal.