Immaculate Infatuation: Lotus of Siam
Lotus of Siam working double duty tonight. Winning awards and serving the people Koi Soi (steak tartare Issan-style).
Megan & MHT: Pok Pok
Sweet and savory steamed Thai rice cakes in three flavors: cantaloupe, banana with durian, and pumpkin with shallots. We asked his team how they tame smelly durian fruit. "Enough banana and sugar is all it takes," they said.
Foodspotting: Mr. Keller Inspires More Shoe Pics!
Amped is the only way to describe how I currently feel after briefly talking to the legendary Thomas Keller. You already know what he looks like, but what was most interesting to us was that he looked especially dashing with his fabulous shoes, upon which were inscribed the words "Death" and "Glory." Definitely did not expect that! ~Fiona
America’s Classic: Noriega Restaurant and Hotel, Bakersfield, CA
Originally founded as a home away from home for shepherds, today the institution showcases the Basque culture of California’s San Joaquin Valley.Immaculate Infatuation: Lifetime Acheivement
Why isn't Kevin Zraly on television? This guy is amazing.Megan & MHT: Again with the Pigs
Are the Whistlepig Whiskey pigs already hitting the bottle? There's still some show, guys!
Lifetime Achievement Award: Kevin Zraly
This year’s Lifetime Achievement Award goes to Kevin Zraly, the country’s foremost authority on wine. But Zraly says he’s not slowing down, “Just because this is a lifetime achievement award doesn’t mean I’m done working!”Megan & MHT: Rachel Yang's Ultra-Fermented Dish
Rachel Yang, chef at Seattle's Joule created an ultra-fermented dish for tonight's gala, Korean bean paste-cured and cold-smoked walu (another name for Escolar) with fennel kimchi."My mom didn't teach me to make kimchi," Yang jokes, "but I did learn from my grandmother and some other people. You can make kimchi out of anything, cabbage, fennel and apple, shiitakes." She starts her kimchi with ginger, pear, garlic, onion, and fish sauce. The pears serve a dual purpose: their sweetness balances
Immaculate Infatuation: Next Year, Canlis
Oh well, we were really pulling for our Seattle friends at Canlis for the Outstanding Service Award. Tough competition, though.Pages
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