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Zoe Nathan

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    May 22, 2013

    Christina Tosi and Zoe Nathan Give a Science & Food Talk at UCLA A Pie Personality Quiz

    An apple pie bake-off with a twist opened the final installment of the UCLA Science & Food lecture series this past Sunday, in which students enrolled in the corresponding undergraduate class vied for the best in final group project. The range of theories, as it turned out, would expand further when ... More >>

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    May 16, 2013

    Rustic Canyon Review: Chef Jeremy Fox Makes a Good Restaurant Even Better

    The high-profile chef brings out the Californian at this nine-year-old mainstay

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    May 15, 2013

    This Week's Restaurant Review, The Condensed Version: Rustic Canyon

    Rustic Canyon in Santa Monica provides the fodder for this week's restaurant review. We highly recommend reading the full review, but if you're strapped for time check out the condensed version below, which also includes a few extra tidbits.

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    March 18, 2013

    UCLA's Science and Food Series: The 2013 Season

    If you were among the lucky few who spent many an evening sitting in a UCLA lecture hall last spring, listening raptly as Dave Chang or Rene Redzepi talked about all the crazy stuff they do in their food labs, then it's time to grab your calendar and email the university again. This year, Professor ... More >>

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    March 1, 2013

    10 Best Restaurants for Brunch in Los Angeles

    Brunch is one thing that's done well in Los Angeles, a town that's very well-versed in mashups -- Carmeggedons I and II, for starters -- that grab more attention than should be necessary. And while it may not be the favorite meal service of chefs, this internal struggle is not transparent when you'r ... More >>

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    February 28, 2013
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    February 28, 2013
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    February 13, 2013

    Where The Chef's Eat: Rustic Canyon's Josh Loeb and Zoe Nathan

    Where the Chefs Eat is an ongoing series in which we ask a local chef to give us his or her favorite dining options. This week, we talk to Josh Loeb, co-chef/owner with his wife Zoe Nathan of Rustic Canyon, Huckleberry and Milo & Olive, about where the two eat out when they're not cooking, at home, ... More >>

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    December 13, 2012

    100 Favorite Dishes: The Whole Menu

    Over the past few months, you've watched us catalog our 100 Favorite Dishes. Catalog being a lovely term meaning eating our way across this town, well, even more than usual. And because we thought you might want a better way to access these, we've collected all one hundred into one piece, a menu if ... More >>

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    December 13, 2012

    10 Best Cookies in Los Angeles

    Cookies! Santa sent us on a mission to find the best Los Angeles has to offer, and much like his naughty and nice scroll, our list was long. More than 38 suggestions came rolling in, and that was for individual stores, not varieties. It was sugar-shocking. We instantly decided to leave macarons alon ... More >>

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    October 11, 2012

    10 Best Sweet Treats in Los Angeles

    As you may have noticed, this year's Best Of issue dropped on your doorstep, metaphorically if not actually, last week. There are hundreds (yes, hundreds) of listings, of spas and hikes and cocktails and grottos (yes, grottos), so many that you might get lost -- so many that we thought we'd pull out ... More >>

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    October 2, 2012

    L.A. Loves Alex's Lemonade: A Recap of the 2012 Event

    L.A. Loves Alex's Lemonade Stand is arguably the premier charity auction/food and wine event raising money -- a lot of money -- for pediatric cancer research. Hosted by Suzanne Goin and Caroline Styne (Lucques, A.O.C., Tavern) and David Lentz (The Hungry Cat), it was held for the third year in a row ... More >>

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    August 29, 2012

    60: Huckleberry's Green Eggs & Ham

    Leading up to this year's Best of L.A. issue (due out Oct. 4), we'll be counting down, in no particular order, 100 of our favorite dishes. 60: Huckleberry's Green Eggs & Ham. This breakfast dish, named for the Dr. Seuss book, has been on Huckleberry's menu since 2009, when Zoe Nathan and Josh Loeb ... More >>

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    August 2, 2012

    10 Best Pizza Restaurants in Los Angeles

    From our 2012 Restaurant Issue, celebrating everything pizza in L.A. 10. 800 Degrees Not since Bill Walton led the Bruins to a 30-0 record have UCLA students had such good reason to rejoice. Westwood's newest pizzeria, a fast-casual concept dreamed up by Umami guru Adam Fleischman, is open until 2 ... More >>

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    August 2, 2012

    72: Persian Mulberries at Weiser Family Farms

    Leading up to this year's Best of L.A. issue (due out Oct. 4), we'll be counting down, in no particular order, 100 of our favorite dishes. 72: Persian Mulberries at Weiser Family Farms. If you've never had a bowl of ripe Persian mulberries -- a berry about which the Homeric adjective "wine-dark" w ... More >>

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    August 1, 2012

    Life of Pie: L.A. Celebrates Its Pizza Moment

    From our 2012 Restaurant Issue, celebrating everything pizza in L.A. On a Wednesday evening, 10 students sit along the counter at the Scuola di Pizza, the, yes, "School of Pizza" at L.A.'s premier pizza joint, Mozza. I'd like to say we're a varied lot, but that wouldn't be true -- we're uniformly w ... More >>

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    July 31, 2012

    Zoe Nathan Hosts KCRW's "Good Food" Pie Contest Fundrasier

    Is there a more enjoyable way to support KCRW than eating some pie? This Thursday, August 2, Huckleberry in Santa Monica will be teaming up with "Good Food" host Evan Kleiman to serve a family-style, three-course menu created by chef and co-owner Zoe Nathan. The spread includes an a pre-dinner sna ... More >>

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    July 5, 2012

    David LeFevre Hosts 7-Chef Birthday Dinner at Manhattan Beach Post

    Most people celebrate their 40th birthday with a night out their favorite restaurant. Chef David LeFevre is doing his a bit differently -- he's hosting a 7-chef, 5-course meal at his own Manhattan Beach restaurant Manhattan Beach Post on July 16. Alongside him will be Vinny Dotolo and Jon Shook of A ... More >>

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    June 11, 2012

    10 Best Milkshakes in Los Angeles

    David Lynch has written at some length about his creative meditations and the fact that for many years they were fueled by little more than the chocolate milkshake at Bob's Big Boy in Burbank. We're big Lynch fans. We think his films are beyond brilliant. Still we can't help but wonder at the height ... More >>

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    April 16, 2012

    10 Best Grilled Cheese Sandwiches in Los Angeles

    What is a grilled cheese sandwich? It's comfort food. It's warm and retro-yet-now and endlessly customizable. It's something that can be low-brow, high-end and everything in-between. How is it defined? For the purposes of this guide, we're saying a grilled cheese is a vegetarian sandwich that's ser ... More >>

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    January 27, 2012

    Chef Evan Funke Leaving Rustic Canyon: Spain A New Project

    A. Scattergoodchef Evan Funke at Rustic Canyon​Chef Evan Funke is leaving Rustic Canyon, where he has been executive chef since 2008, and Milo & Olive, which he recently opened, effective Feb. 28. Funke (pronounced Funky) confirmed late last night that he's resigned, very amicably he'd have y ... More >>

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    January 11, 2012

    Milo and Olive: 3rd Wave Pizza Empire-building in Santa Monica

    Those Rustic Canyon guys? It's an empire they're building in Santa Monica, from ice cream, to wine, to breakfast -- and now pizza, at this new, perpetually crowded small-plates restaurant whose dining room probably is smaller than some of its customers' breakfast nooks. Really, once you've resigned ... More >>

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    December 29, 2011

    10 Best Ice Cream & Gelato Shops in L.A.

    Delicieuse, known for its goat's milk ice cream, is closing, but that doesn't mean Los Angeles isn't full of fantastic ice cream and gelato shops. In fact, we're chock-a-block with delicious frozen treats. Here are ten of our favorites.

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    December 22, 2011

    10 Best Bakeries in Los Angeles

    A. ScattergoodBread At Milo & Olive​San Francisco sourdough? You may have noticed beneath that smoky (wood-burning oven?) haze, L.A. has a new whole grain baguette, flaky croissant (even at LAX) and yes, crusty sourdough advantage. Here are our picks for the 10 Best Bakeries in L.A.. It's the ... More >>

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    December 1, 2011

    Milo & Olive Now Open: Bakery, Pizzeria Ceiling Fans For Kids

    The folks who brought you Rustic Canyon, Huckleberry and Sweet Rose Creamery have now officially opened the exceedingly pretty doors of a new restaurant, a pizzeria named Milo & Olive, which begins serving lunch and dinner today. Milo & Olive is thus the fourth Santa Monica eatery from Josh Loeb a ... More >>

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    November 10, 2011
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    November 10, 2011
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    November 1, 2011

    5 Best Ice Cream Shops in Los Angeles

    5.1. Rite Aid (everywhere): Their ice cream isn't chic and artisanal, but it's cheap, ubiquitous and features their standout flavor, Chocolate Malted Krunch. Milky, creamy and slightly tart, it's flecked with soft shavings of dark chocolate that melt on your tongue while crisp, malted mini-bombs e ... More >>

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    July 18, 2011

    LA's Top 10 Ice Cream & Gelato Spots

    Guzzle & Nosh​[Catch up on the full 30 Scoops in 30 Days trek in our sweet, creamy archive.] Americans remember President Ronald Reagan as any number of things: The Great Communicator, a proponent of trickle-down economics, a hack former actor with a penchant for chimpanzees. Few, however, kn ... More >>

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    June 6, 2011

    30 Scoops in 30 Days: Sweet Rose Creamery (Day 4)

    Does Sweet Rose Creamery make the best banana split on the planet? That may be taking things too far, but it wouldn't be hyperbolic to say they make the best banana split in Los Angeles.

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    August 31, 2010

    Pie-A-Day Contest 2010: 234 Pies, An Apron Show, But No Pie Throwing (Yet)

    Good Food blogDelilah Snell's (The Road Less Traveled) mixed berry pie​ The end of another Los Angeles summer, the end of another season of pies for Evan Kleiman. Kleiman (Angeli Caffe, Good Food) has closed her second Pie-A-Day contest and will judge the entries this Sunday, September 5th, a ... More >>

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    August 10, 2010

    Project Lemon-Aid: Raising Money for Westside Public Schools Through Online Auction

    Flickr/RPG Master​ "When life gives you lemons, go lemon your teacher's house," certain children have been known to say. But clearly not the ones behind Project Lemon-Aid, which began in June when Westside schoolchildren began running lemonade stands to raise money to save their teachers an ... More >>

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    July 8, 2010

    2nd Annual Good Food Pie Contest Is On Its Way: Sign Up Now

    N. GalutenStrawberry rhubarb pie​ The Good Food Pie Contest is back, and they are taking applications now. The contest comes thanks to Evan Kleiman, host of KCRW's Good Food, owner of Angeli Caffe, and most appropriately, creator of her recently rejuvenated Pie-a-Day project. The contest wil ... More >>

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    June 21, 2010

    Happy Summer: Top 10 Paletas and/or Popsicles

    J. KoslowPopshop Creations​ With Southern California's sunny climate and proximity to Mexico, the paleta has been alive and well for decades. Now that the NYT has conveniently proclaimed that ice cream sandwiches are out and frozen-treats-on-a-stick are back in, we thought we'd look around L ... More >>

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    May 10, 2010

    Sweet Rose Creamery Opening Preview: What You Get From That $65K Ice Cream Maker

    Jenn GarbeeSweet Rose's Chocolate Ice Cream Pie ​ It's almost summer. Pinkberry stores are closing at an alarming rate. We need ice cream reinforcements. Now. (Wednesday would work fine, too). Enter Sweet Rose Creamery. On Friday, Squid Ink swiped a few sneak preview tastes from the much-an ... More >>

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    March 25, 2010

    Dinner Party a L.A. Mode

    B.Y.O.H.P. (bring your own Huckleberry pie)

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    March 24, 2010

    Ask Mr. Gold: Dinner Party a La Mode, B.Y.O.H.P. (Bring Your Own Huckleberry Pie)

    Photo credit: Anne FishbeinMr. Gold, with dim sum menu​Dear Mr. Gold: A guy I've gone on a few dates with has invited me to a small dinner party at his house. After getting over the initial nerves of meeting his friends for the first time, I offered to go early to help with cooking but he ins ... More >>

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    March 1, 2010

    Food & Drinks: Huckleberry, The Smokin' Joint & LA Mill All Get Liquor Licenses

    There's a full moon, the economy is still in the tank, it's Monday. And worst of all, there are no more Olympic hockey games and medal ceremonies to watch on NBC, only Jerry Seinfeld giving marital advice. All very good reasons why you may need a drink with your next meal. Or two or three, if you're ... More >>

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    February 26, 2010

    99 Things to Eat in L.A. Before You Die

    Fugu to foie gras, pizza to panuchos

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    December 31, 2009

    LA Chefs' New Year's Resolutions

    As the final hours of 2009 tick away, Angelenos dash off their New Year's resolutions like grocery lists. Food lovers are known to promise eating better and exercising more, but what to do the food makers of our city decree on New Years? We checked in with some of our city's top chefs to find out ... More >>

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    November 23, 2009

    Top 10 Places to Buy a Pie For Thanksgiving (And Then Say You Made It Yourself)

    Thanksgiving is a food-lover's holiday. Everywhere you turn, there's talk about what to eat or cook for the big day. Scan the food sites and you'll find discussion boards dedicated to the topic of turkey, stories of family food traditions, and lots, and lots, of recipes. What's a food loving person ... More >>

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    November 20, 2009

    Name That Pastry Chef: Huckleberry's Zoe Nathan Her Thanksgiving Apple Crostata Recipe

    Still hoping your crazy banjo-playing cousin is going to bring over something a little more useful this Thanksgiving, say, a pastry chef? According to this week's Name That Pastry Chef Zoe Nathan, having a pastry chef in the family doesn't mean the Thanksgiving table is going to be filled with dozen ... More >>

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    October 23, 2009

    The James Beard Foundation's Invitational: Food and Cocktails Duke It Out

    From 6:30 p.m. until the lights rose at 2:00 a.m. this past Monday (well, Tuesday), Squid Ink put in a full work day at The James Beard Foundation's L.A. Chef Invitational at The Foundry. As enjoyable as the evening was, good food and classic cocktails are difficult to mix. Eric Greenspan noted th ... More >>

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    October 16, 2009

    A Recipe From the Chef: Zoe Nathan's Whole Wheat Shortbread Cookies

    Huckleberry Café in Santa Monica is a pretty great place to stop in, seeking refuge from inclement weather or traffic or hunger, or some combination of the three. The other morning, Nathan was bustling around the crowded shop and bakery, having recently baked off a batch of these shortbread cookies ... More >>

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    October 15, 2009

    James Beard Foundation LA Chef Invitational At The Foundry: Eat, Drink, Repeat

    A fairly high percentage of L.A.'s finer dining restaurants are closed on Mondays. Next Monday that's probably a good thing, as not a few of them will be at The Foundry on Melrose. Eric Greenspan, chef-owner of The Foundry, will be hosting The James Beard Foundation L.A. Chef Invitational, a 5-cours ... More >>

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    August 20, 2009

    Sugar Shortage, Yes. Crisis? Not So Much.

    On August 7th, some of the country's largest food processors, including Mars, Hershey's, General Mills and Kraft, sent a letter to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack stating that the country was on the verge of a massive sugar shortage and that, without raising the quotas on the amount of tariff-free ... More >>

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    May 6, 2009

    Food's Big Night Out: Not Such a Big Night for Los Angeles at the James Beard Awards

    Jessica RitzThe scene at Avery Fisher Hall, with Ted Allen in the mix. The James Beard Foundation Awards is the Big Night Out for an industry that's all about nights out. Cooks, writers, restaurateurs, sommeliers, and others in the service of making great food and interpreting it for a hungry public ... More >>

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    April 13, 2009

    Many Tastes That Taste Great Together: Andrew Steiner's Cheese Dinner at Rustic Canyon

    Flickr: andrewscheese Cheese maven Andrew Steiner, whose eponymous Santa Monica shop is conveniently close to Rustic Canyon restaurant, helps curate a Local Artisan Cheese Dinner there on Monday, April 20. Steiner's selections provide some interesting jumping off points from which chef Evan Funke an ... More >>

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    March 19, 2009
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