Ali Bouzari and the Eight Capital-I Ingredients
“People worry that science in the kitchen will jeopardize the soulful parts of cooking,” says Austin native Ali Bouzari. In his work as a culinary
Edible Austin
Seven Things to Watch
The public’s palate is a fickle force, and food trends can fluctuate with the seasons. What makes one stick? These days, the focus seems to
Fresh 2017
The Fresh Issue This year’s Fresh issue marks the 50th magazine Edible Austin has released since our founding in 2007 — what a time to
Broth Range of Ingredients
When stocking up on ingredients for her Simmering Soup Co., Ruthann Royal buys vegetables, a little meat, and bones…lots and lots of bones. That’s because
Gimme Some Lovin’
After years spent perfecting his pickling, meat-curing and jam-making skills, Chef Jonathan Mayfield thought banging out a little flavored tonic water would be no sweat.
Another Plant in the Wall
This past May, the University of Texas’ 84-year-old Goldsmith Hall became home to a strikingly innovative design concept: a living wall. The 10-by-25-foot honeycomb frame
Produce on Wheels
Food trucks aren’t just for foodies and late-night munchers anymore. In September, Farmshare Austin started rolling out mobile farm stands to reach the parts of
Chocolate Unplugged
When Christina (“Weena”) Hedrick set out to start a raw-chocolate company, she nearly named it “Weena’s Good for You Goodies,” but soon nixed the idea.
Eat Drink Local 2020
Join us on a journey with local connoisseurs to deepen your culinary knowledge through our exclusive hands-on workshops. As our local food economy has grown
Pickled Green Tomatoes
Anyone who reads this column regularly already knows that I am a pickle person. I make pickle-themed kitchen gear for fellow pickle lovers and regularly
By Hand
The term “heritage” applies to more than living things with pure-breed characteristics that stem back to the age before genetic modification and human tampering. Right
An Edible Legacy
For many, heirloom seeds and heirloom plants varietals are prized possessions. These seeds were often brought via immigration from distant homelands, and many heirloom plants
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