Louisiana’s Cajun and Creole cuisine has quite the reputation. It is, some have said, America’s only original cuisine. And while its roots, it’s culinary DNA, lay elsewhere (France, Africa and … [Read more...]
EDIBLE SAN DIEGO: Finding the Missing Crayons and Moving Beyond the Latke
Photography by Jaime Fritsch It’s a question faced in just about every Jewish home come Hanukkah-time: how do we do latkes this year? Of all the things we could possibly make it ends up being latkes every year. It’s as if we always choose to color with the same few crayons in … [Read more...]
ALL FORKED UP PODCAST: The BBQ Road Less Traveled
In Episode 12, Mercy and Michael interview Gene Goycochea of Cali Comfort BBQ and Chris McAfee of the Smok’d Hog about the BBQ road less travelled. See the video at: http://sdfoodtravel.com/wp-admin/post-new.php Hear the video … [Read more...]
CITY BEAT FOOD ISSUE: Gators and boars and sharks, oh my!
I never wanted to meet an alligator in a dark alley, much less eat one. I’ve never really wanted to eat any predator, for that matter. Humans generally don’t. Perhaps it’s a cross between “professional courtesy” and “there but for the grace of God go I.” Or maybe it’s because, … [Read more...]
ALL FORKED UP: “Taking it Low and Slow” (S1E4)
The All Forked Up team -- Mercy Baron and me -- interview Brad Cooper of Coop’s and Andy Harris of Grand Ole BBQ about barbeque and San Diego’s emergence as a bona fide Q town. Here's the Podcast: … [Read more...]