Cooking
Back in October I wrote something about Jacques Pepin's new series on PBS called Fast Food My Way. As a result, so many people clicked on the link to the website for the show that the folks over at KQED public broadcasting who had produced the series took notice. They put a link to this very site on their cooking section homepage, and more importantly invited me to be one of the writers for their new Bay Area Bites blog. As a longtime fan of Jacques Pepin, how could I resist?
I am thrilled to be associated with KQED and to be writing for their site which I think will provide a variety of Bay Area perspectives on our rich local culinary scene. While the site is in its infancy, feel free to check it out and read my first post to the site. And as they say in broadcasting--stay tuned!
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If you haven't checked it out recently, head over to KQED's food blog, Bay Area Bites. The site has relaunched with a new look and a new feature--Take 5. Take 5 features five interview questions with a person involved in the culinary life of...
- Hot!
It's official, food blogs are hot stuff. The latest article to feature Cooking with Amy and a recipe to boot, is in my hometown paper, the San Francisco Chronicle. A big thanks to Chronicle food writer Amanda Berne for such a great article profiling...
- Writing, Writing, Writing
Last night I headed over to the Ferry Building Marketplace to meet up with a bunch of local food bloggers and enjoy some wine and nibbles and most importantly some "catch up" with friends. It seemed like everyone had been having a tough week or so. Personally...
- Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way
Watching cooking shows on TV is one of my favorite pastimes. It's entertainment, sure, but I also learn a lot. My all-time favorite television chef is Jacques Pepin. I have many of his cookbooks and watch his television series religiously (let's...
- Owf Mentioned In The Sf Chronicle (sort Of)
My friend Russell went to Web 2.0, and sat next to a reporter in one session. They started talking about RSS, and the reporter wrote a story about this technology. To illustrate Russell's breadth of reading material, the reporter called out a couple...
Cooking
KQED Food Site
Back in October I wrote something about Jacques Pepin's new series on PBS called Fast Food My Way. As a result, so many people clicked on the link to the website for the show that the folks over at KQED public broadcasting who had produced the series took notice. They put a link to this very site on their cooking section homepage, and more importantly invited me to be one of the writers for their new Bay Area Bites blog. As a longtime fan of Jacques Pepin, how could I resist?
I am thrilled to be associated with KQED and to be writing for their site which I think will provide a variety of Bay Area perspectives on our rich local culinary scene. While the site is in its infancy, feel free to check it out and read my first post to the site. And as they say in broadcasting--stay tuned!
-
If you haven't checked it out recently, head over to KQED's food blog, Bay Area Bites. The site has relaunched with a new look and a new feature--Take 5. Take 5 features five interview questions with a person involved in the culinary life of...
- Hot!
It's official, food blogs are hot stuff. The latest article to feature Cooking with Amy and a recipe to boot, is in my hometown paper, the San Francisco Chronicle. A big thanks to Chronicle food writer Amanda Berne for such a great article profiling...
- Writing, Writing, Writing
Last night I headed over to the Ferry Building Marketplace to meet up with a bunch of local food bloggers and enjoy some wine and nibbles and most importantly some "catch up" with friends. It seemed like everyone had been having a tough week or so. Personally...
- Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way
Watching cooking shows on TV is one of my favorite pastimes. It's entertainment, sure, but I also learn a lot. My all-time favorite television chef is Jacques Pepin. I have many of his cookbooks and watch his television series religiously (let's...
- Owf Mentioned In The Sf Chronicle (sort Of)
My friend Russell went to Web 2.0, and sat next to a reporter in one session. They started talking about RSS, and the reporter wrote a story about this technology. To illustrate Russell's breadth of reading material, the reporter called out a couple...