bow ties, let’s hang out + bittman

I swear, this is not turning into a dog blog. But come on, Maude in a bow tie might be the cutest thing ever! In other news, I haven’t been in the kitchen as much as I’d like lately, which is part of the reason you’re looking at a picture of Maude rather than something edible and delicious. Truth be told, I’ve been hustling to get Issue 5 of Remedy Quarterly in shape before we head out to San Francisco (YAY!) next week.

Which leads me to a question… do you live in or near San Francisco? Want to hang out? Friends of Type and I will be hanging out at a soon-to-be-decided bar this Saturday and would love to hang out with some of our internet friends (that’s you!). I’ll have more info during happy hour this week, but I just wanted to plant that seed.

Lastly, I have one food related thing to discuss. Have you read Mark Bittman’s new column for The New York Times Magazine? It’s kind of awesome. Bittman keeps his usual its-so-easy approach, taking one ingredient or dish and breaking it down so its way simpler than you ever thought possible. In this new column, he also provides an assortment of ideas and recipes that you can make with the ingredient. For instance, last week’s article was on whitefish and he provided three recipes for each for 4 cooking methods, broiled, sautéed, roasted and poached. This is the kind of writing—and, I must admit, design—that catches my eye and gets me excited to make something in the kitchen that I probably wouldn’t have otherwise.

Ok, that’s it for now.

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Filed under events and read by kelly. . 6 Comments
  1. Michelle Says:

    April 6th, 2011 at 8:28 am

    Bittman never stops amazing me. He is inspiration in my world as well.

  2. Stephanie R. Says:

    April 6th, 2011 at 10:55 am

    oh my gosh- that is the CUTEST dog! more please!

    i too am loving bittman’s new column. it’s so nice to have someone break down food preparation into simple, easy to apply ideas/techniques.

  3. Ruth Says:

    April 6th, 2011 at 11:14 am

    Just. So. Cute.

  4. Eleanor W. Says:

    April 7th, 2011 at 3:49 pm

    I was so excited by Mark Bittman’s column about whitefish! I wanted to make fish tacos that night, but have failed to do so. However, since I have some frozen white fish in my freezer and some corn tortillas, hey, why not fish tacos tonight?
    Have a wonderful trip to SF!

  5. Lindsay Says:

    April 9th, 2011 at 5:36 pm

    Oh man, I so wanna see you guys in SF! Hope I’m not working that day.

  6. Kasey Says:

    April 10th, 2011 at 7:40 pm

    Ohhh, I’ve been a longtime fan of your blog but I’ve admittedly been behind my blog reading and totally missed this post :( Megan (A Sweet Spoonful) mentioned you were at the farmer’s market today and I guess I missed you by a hair. Sad times. Anyways, hope you’ve enjoyed your trip. Would have been lovely to meet you :) Also, while I don’t make a lot of Bittman’s recipes, I am always impressed by how approachable they are. I loved what he did with the white fish.

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