Quiche with Roasted Mushrooms, Green Garlic, and Ricotta

Over the weekend I shared a story on Medium about a "luncheon" that my mom threw, and her favorite cookbook Bound to Please. In that story, the quiche I describe is Mom's go-to quiche—a quiche Lorraine, made with ham of course, but also with a Pillsbury pie crust and two different kinds of pre-shredded cheese. Here's the one that …

(Wal)Nut Muffins with Lemon Glaze + Seattle/SF Food Rec’s

I stumbled on these muffins when I was flipping—well, scrolling—through old issues of Feast by Lukas and I remembered how good and easy they were. Sturdy but tender, and just under-sweetened enough sans glaze to pass as breakfast, but with it, you've got a casual dessert. And like most muffins it's a simple process of stirring the wet ingredients into the …

Carrot Kimchi

What an exciting few weeks it’s been! Thank you for supporting Bowl—the reception has really blown me away. I apologize if I’ve already inundated you with these news items on other social media channels, but if you missed any of it, check out this New York Times article that still has me feeling faint, and …

Vegetarian Kimchi Fried Rice

There was a time, not that long ago, when Kimchi Fried Rice was very popular on the internet, and ever since then it's been one of my favorite things to eat. I put a kimchi fried rice bowl in Bowl, but today wanted to share a spin on that recipe.  It's inspired in part by the 10 pounds of kimchi that …

Ginger & Coconut Braised Cabbage

Cabbage is a vegetable that puts up with a lot. You can project onto it. You can say, "You're a sweet and crunchy, refreshing condiment," and it says, "That's me!" Or you can say, "You are a spicy, funky, perfect example of what lactic fermentation is good for," and it says, "Exactly." Or you can appreciate …