In Season
Molly LevineNotes on intuitive cooking, seasonal recipes, stories, and opinions from a principled cook
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 43 hours ago |
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The Julys
June gives way to July, and I prepare for a heatwave holiday weekend.
I check last year’s Fourth of July menu to jumpstart the writing process. Last year we were at the same farm for the big weekend. Sometimes returning to a particular mar...
Misadventures & Canteen Chaos featuring Zucchini-Gate
Summer Squash + Za'atar Vinaigrette (I promise it’s not made from what fell on the floor)
I am a double Aries (rising and sun)—meaning I am full of fire and a bit erratic. Meaning I am constantly multitasking—a superpower for my job, and a...
Mad Libs Menu Writing When Waiting for Inspiration to Strike
Sometimes in cooking, like writing, you can’t wait for inspiration to strike.
I experience a cook’s equivalent to writer’s block regularly. Surprisingly, I know, as someone who preaches that a simple trip to the farmers market will spark m...
The Lilacs Are Late But Clams Are For Dinner
The lilacs should be here by now. They shyly emerge in patchy fits and guest appearances on the side of the road. But they should be here by now, in full, in their glory, about to make their grand finale. That’s not right, I start to argue…...
Restaurant Wars Style Season Opener
Spring Fattoushy Salad with Sumac Vinaigrette Follows
On average it takes 6–12 months to open a restaurant once handed the keys to a space. Last week we did it in 8 days.
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Chef and owner of Westerly Canteen: a "sort of" restaurant housed in a converted airstream, rooted in the traditions of agritourism. Hudson Valley based, Chez Panisse trained. Living, cooking, and writing on both coasts.
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