Daily Digest: January 11, 2013

S. Irene Virbila's favorite hot dogs in Los Angeles. [LAT]
Stop shredding sponges and clean cheese graters with a toothbrush. [HuffPo]
Nearly half of the world's food is wasted. [Yahoo!]
Artist's state-shaped steaks explore the beef industry. [NPR]
News Feed: February 3, 2012
In Denmark healthy foods are highlighted in ad for butter. [NPR]
Telling the future with…asparagus. [BA]
Nelson Mandela’s personal chef has a new cookbook that promises a peak at the leader’s favorite foods. [BBC]
Peppercorns 101. [LAT]
Joanne, the New York restaurant owned by Lady Gaga’s parents, opens with a critical review.
On the Menu: 2011 Food Trends
Clockwise from top left: Matthew Lightner's Willamette Valley onion salad with caramelized allium vinegar, herbs, and crisp vegetables; Three Tarts Bakery mallomars, Del Posto's one-hundred layer lasagna; flavored butters at the Girl and the Goat
News Feed: November 12
Mangalitsa pork is the new kobe beef. [Food Curated]
Spice up your Thanksgiving dinner. [SE]
Single-malt education. [WSJ]
Butter's emergence in Asian restaurants. [WSJ]
The simplicity and craftsmanship of Japanese cuisine. [Atlantic]
Recipe: Jonathan Bennett's Apple–Fennel Butter
We love the ease of eating an apple out of hand, but our appetites can't keep up with the weekly bushels from our CSAs. Thankfully, Jonathan Bennett of Moxie the Restaurant has given us an quick way to use up some of the haul: this versatile apple–fennel butter. It gives a sweet finish to grilled fish, roast chicken, or your morning toast.
News Feed: August 19
Packing school lunches takes a little cooperation between parents and kids [Chicago Tribune] Traditional and modern uses for dates [Boston Globe] Flowers are sprouting up in cocktails [NYT] How to make your own butter [CHOW] Some small businesses are planting gardens to boost employees' morale [WSJ]Q & A: Alexandra Guarnaschelli
On Thursday night the Beard House will host Cocktails and Canapés, a casual party with hors d'oeuvre prepared by a team of fantastic New York chefs (not to mention some creative cocktails shaken up by master mixologist Junior Merino). Among them will be Butter's Alexandra Guarnaschelli, who cooked at our Awards Gala last year. Here's what she had to say about what she would eat for her last meal, lessons learned in the kitchen, and the importance of farmers.
James Beard Foundation: What would you eat for your last meal on earth?
Alexandra Guarnaschelli: A grilled cheese and tomato sandwich on whole wheat bread with bacon (cooked in duck fat) and fried potato skins. For dessert, a whole, fresh black truffle thinly sliced and drizzled with sherry vinegar, olive oil, and sea salt.
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