Sampler Platter: From the Serious Eats Team

Required Eating

Posted by Emily Koh, March 9, 2008 at 4:00 PM

Items you may have missed from the Serious Eats universe ...

Baking maven Dorie Greenspan makes us all jealous of her gifts of organic cheeses from Philippe Gregoire and buttery cookies from Carl Marletti thanks to her friend in Paris. [DorieGreenspan.com]
Cocktail connoisseur Paul Clarke is prepping for Mixology Monday, and the theme for March is for all your 'deadly cocktails': "Limit One, Please." [The Cocktail Chronicles]
Snapshots from Vietnam contributor Cathy Danh chows down on short-ribs on a stick, pad thai, sticky rice and more as she eats her way through Bangkok. [Gastronomy]

Sandwich man Zach Brooks eat at El Sabroso for his feature on "Meet the Bloggers," and ends up winning the surprise competition, which pitted him against popular NY food blogs Eater and Grub Street.
Dinner Tonight contributor Blake Royer attends a worm workshop that taught him how to buy, take care and feed food scraps to worms. [The Paupered Chef]
New Orleans correspondent Blake Killian is giving away free beta bars of TCHO chocolate next Tuesday. [Blake Makes]
Sunday Night Soup master Gurgling Cod muses over the proposed legislation which would ban all cheeses not made in Wisconsin from University of Wisconsin campus or state agencies: "Is there a word that means interesting but silly?" [The Gurgling Cod]
Chicago correspondent Michael Nagrant reveals the imperial pedigree behind chicken salad. [Hungry Mag]
Our resident cheesemonger Jamie Forrest was on WNYC, New York City's NPR affiliate, talking about stinky cheese with Brian Lehrer a few weeks ago, which you can listen to online if you missed it. [Curd Nerds]
Cooking with Kids contributor Matthew Amster-Burton offers a chili-less, easy-to-put-together chicken chili verde with beans recipe. [Roots and Grubs]
Robin Bellinger bakes Hillary Clinton's Cat Cora's Snickerdoodles, and despite being an Obama supporter, finds them pretty good. [Home&Economics]

1 Comment:

Thanks for highlighting these recent posts from the SE team. It's a good way to keep in touch with the extended family:)

JEP at 5:27AM on 03/10/08

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