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1 week ago |
finedininglovers.com | Heather Platt
By rejecting imported ingredients and embracing nature’s rhythms, Junya Yamasaki creates a uniquely Californian expression of Japanese cuisine. Chef Junya Yamasaki doesn’t think his story is special. “It’s awfully boring,” he says. To him, his self-taught journey—from a childhood in the Japanese countryside to Tokyo, then Paris, and eventually to London, where he became chef of the acclaimed udon noodle bar Koya—was simply the result of needing a job.
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3 weeks ago |
blog.resy.com | Heather Platt |Kelly Dobkin
Today 2 Close Remove 2 Add Update Close Tacolina map Silver Lake Inspired by the charming seaside town Todos Santos on Mexico’s Baja peninsula, this Silver Lake newcomer’s lush, vibey, and completely outdoor setting is the perfect way to teleport to a beach vacation. Get into the tropical spirit with Baja fish tacos, a massive grilled skirt steak, or starters like shrimp aguachile and ahi tuna tostada. Wash it all down with margaritas, palomas, or signature cocktails like the Jaguar Paw (gin,...
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3 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Heather Platt
With a bird-flu-induced egg shortage that has caused prices to skyrocket — and consumers, for lack of a better word, to scramble — the term “egg hunting” takes on new meaning this Easter. But will the dearth really have an impact on the pastel-hued spring holiday? According to the internet, where baskets of abound, the answer is yes.
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1 month ago |
foodandwine.com | Heather Platt
Photo: Courtesy of Emily Ferretti When Heather Sperling set out to open her newest restaurant, Bar Siesta, a Spanish tapas bar in the heart of Los Angeles’ Silverlake neighborhood, she was eager to launch the beverage program. “I get to push my sherry agenda,” says Sperling, who also operates nearby seasonal California restaurant Botanica along with co-owner Emily Fiffer.
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1 month ago |
contagionlive.com | Sophia Abene |Heather Platt
The European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) has recommended the approval of Capvaxive (Pneumococcal 21-valent Conjugate Vaccine) for adults aged 18 and older to prevent invasive disease and pneumonia caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae. A final decision from the European Commission (EC) is expected by Q2 2025, which, if approved, will extend Capvaxive’s authorization to the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway.
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