CHEZ PANISSE

Salt. Coarse grained sea salt on granite - concrete stone background with vintage spoon and wooden bowl.
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TASTE
How To Season Your Food With Salt Like A Chef
By Julie R. Thomson
It's all in the wrist.
FOOD & DRINK
Locally Grown: Spoonbar Chef Sees The Need For F.E.E.D.
By Julie Ann Fineman, Contributor
CEO PeakPlate.com, foodie, activist, Photographer, writer
Mother Nature has favored mankind with immeasurable resources, and brilliant scientists have favored us with landmark discoveries. So it's a mystery why the most important aspects of life are so often overlooked. Our health, for instance.
WORLDPOST
Alice Waters: 'We Are Digesting Values' When We Eat
By Alain Elkann, Contributor
Columnist for the Italian daily, La Stampa
The way to solve problems is through food. I believe that the whole world has to be educated. Every decision we make is a very political decision. If we change the way we eat, we will have tremendous effect.
TRAVEL
50 Years Later, Berkeley Still An Oasis
By Nancy Graham Holm, Contributor
Journalist
It's Wednesday morning at the North Berkeley Senior Center and twangs of country music might make you think you're in a friendly down-home bar in Texas.
ENVIRONMENT
The National Park Service Tells an Oyster Farm to Shuck Off
By David Sheff, Contributor
Author #CLEAN: overcoming addiction & ending Americas greatest...
The highest court was the last hope for Drake Bay Oyster Company (DBOC) to stay in business; after almost a decade of political and legal wrangling, the family-run farm has been evicted from its home of 70 years.
FOOD
Our Favorite Recipes from The Edible Schoolyard
By Maria Rodale, Contributor
CEO and Chairman of Rodale, Inc. and book author
The Edible Schoolyard in Berkeley is a one-acre organic garden and kitchen classroom in Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School.
FOOD & DRINK
Alice Waters on Simple Food, the Future of Chez Panisse, and Dinner With Jay Z
By Epicurious, Contributor
Epicurious
Alice Waters has shaped our food culture, our restaurants, our home kitchens, and even our gardens for more than four decades.
BUSINESS
Judy Wicks Threatens to Give Business a Good Name
By John Locke Goss, Contributor
Health coach and founder, JohnLockeGoss.com, Chief Operations ...
When asked how we might get the next generation of business people to embrace her philosophies, she excitedly replied: "Oh
FOOD & DRINK
Alice Waters Makes Salad Dressing at My House
By Maria Rodale, Contributor
CEO and Chairman of Rodale, Inc. and book author
When I had Alice Waters over to my house for dinner, there was just one thing I wanted from her: to learn how to make real restaurant-style salad dressing the way she makes it. I needed to know the secret!
ENVIRONMENT
Meatless Monday: No Labels, All Heart -- Mollie Katzen and 'The Heart of the Plate'
By Ellen Kanner, Contributor
soulful vegan author/advocate
She took that crazy edginess into the kitchen, creating vegetarian dishes offering a happy alternative to traditional bland
ENVIRONMENT
11 Chefs Changing the Food System
By Danielle Nierenberg, Contributor
President, Food Tank: The Food Think Tank
Each of these 11 chefs is a pioneer in the sustainability movement. Let their food philosophies serve as an inspiration for your own Independence Day festivities!
SAN FRANCISCO
Chez Panisse's Salty General Contractor on Why He Was the Only Man for the Job
By San Francisco magazine, Contributor
Sanfranmag.com
The rebuild of Alice Waters' Chez Panisse restaurant after a devastating spring fire owes a lot to Gene DeSmidt, the general contractor responsible for the icon's comeback.
ENVIRONMENT
Meatless Monday: What's For School Lunch?
By Ellen Kanner, Contributor
soulful vegan author/advocate
I remember school cafeteria food -- with a certain amount of horror -- but not actually eating it. What I remember was our lunch lady cashier, who was huge and mustached and who scared the bejesus out of me. Once, as I paid for lunch, I dropped a coin into my spaghetti.
LOS ANGELES
Lemons Are My Passion, and Our Trees Are in Peril!
By Jay Weston, Contributor
Editor
When I first moved to California, I marveled at the fact that I had a lemon tree in my backyard. As a sometime chef, I consider lemons the prime secret ingredient making most dishes sing-and-zing with flavor.
SAN FRANCISCO
8 Restaurant Game-Changers in the Bay Area
By Zagat, Contributor
The go-to source for finding the best restaurants and hotels
Alice Waters didn't set out to start a revolution. When the former Montessori teacher and Francophile opened up her Craftsman bungalow in 1971, she just wanted to offer a convivial place to break bread like the places she admired in Europe.
SAN FRANCISCO
Cafe Fanny Controversy: Alice Waters Promised Employee Severance Pay After Restaurant Closure, Never Delivered
By Robin Wilkey
According to former employees who spoke to The Huffington Post anonymously, staff had been informed about the closure and
SAN FRANCISCO
Cafe Fanny Closes Unexpectedly After 28 Years (VIDEO)
By Robin Wilkey
(SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO) The owners (Waters and her brother-in-law) announced the restaurant's closure on the eve of its last
FOOD
Pollan Bashes Country's Top Restaurant, Praises Chipotle
By Joe Satran
FOOD & DRINK
Chefs We Love: Alice Waters
By Joseph Erdos
Shaved Fennel, Artichoke, and Parmesan Salad Halibut Baked on a Fig Leaf Roasted Duck with Cherries Avocado, Grapefruit, and
FOOD
Allegra McEvedy's Bought, Borrowed & Stolen
By Regina Varolli, Contributor
Author, '99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Going To Culinary ...
Chef Allegra McEvedy loves her knives, all 100 of them, each with a story to tell. Though it's hard to say what she likes more: her vast collection of knives or her world travels on which she collects these specimens of international chefdom.
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco's New Food Movement: Is The City Experiencing A Dining Renaissance?
By Robin Wilkey
These chefs have seen San Francisco fail at fine dining before. Crenn recalled one of San Francisco's first experiments with
FOOD
SPAM Pie and Other Cooking Competition Winners
By Anneli Rufus, Contributor
Journalist, author of 'Unworthy,' 'Party of One', and 'Stuck.'
Cooking contests not only make great reality TV. They also inspire creativity, attract publicity, and potentially raise money for charities while celebrating local products, industries and cuisine.
FOOD
Changing the World -- One Foodie at a Time
By Vivian Norris, Contributor
Ph.D. focusing on Globalization and Media Studies
The world may be going through a rough financial time, but if we all pull together, we can still find ways to cooperate and enjoy the most basic of human joys, the joy of taste!
SAN FRANCISCO
PHOTOS: California Celebrates 40 Years Of Chez Panisse
By Carly Schwartz
SAN FRANCISCO
Why Alice Matters: The Book of Chez Panisse (PHOTOS)
By Robin Wilkey, Contributor
Writer
Waters's influence on how America approaches food, farming and cooking is indisputable. Cynicism is easy and creates nothing new. But an entire industry has changed thanks to Chez Panisse.
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