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eat the garnish

rachel yang

re-imagining garnishes as the main dish

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eat the garnish: caviar

Back in June, the New York Times ran a piece headlined “Caviar ‘Bumps’ Are All the Rage.” A “caviar bump,” the latest cool thrill: to scoop a teeny spoonful of caviar onto the back of your hand in a public dining establishment and lick it o...

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eat the garnish returns: pills!

In the 16 months since I last wrote, I’ve changed careers, moved across the country, and endured two birthdays. Figured it was time to bring back the garnish letter! I'll keep this one brief.

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eat the garnish: coconut

We don’t have much in the way of “old family recipes” on my mom’s side. My grandmother’s recipe box is a catalog of convenience-forward meals designed for the mid-century working mother: lots of hotdishes, several meatloaves, more than one ...

3 years ago
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eat the garnish: parsley

Parsley! Commonly recognized by American diners as an uninspiring accessory for baked potatoes and mid-dinner grins, this spritely little leaf belongs to the umbel family of the plant kingdom (Apiaceae) and everyone and their mother have be...

3 years ago
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  • rachel yang

    audio producer, garnish eater

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