Latent Heat
Milena PagánA chef-owner's thoughts about restaurant life, growing and cooking food, and how the hospitality industry is touched by money, power, politics and technology.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 87 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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The 24 hours Before Our Catalan Wine Trip
This one is a quickie! It’s Sunday and I have one hour to bang this out before we take the Uber that’ll take us to the train for our flights to Spain. I feel so wound up with excitement and at the same time, ruminating a bit.
This is what...
The Restaurant is Becoming The Side Hustle
If you want your restaurant to become insanely popular, and succeed financially, you probably want to build some hype.
One way to build hype: PR blitz followed by reservation availability. Credit: Eater.com
Hype is what breaks the interne...
I’m a Bad Neighbor!
I was working through peeling a case of green plantains when I felt the door fling open and saw a woman rush inside in two wide strides. She rushed past our sign that says “Welcome, grab a menu and order at the bar,” then doubled back looki...
Little Sister Wine Club: Our Picks for October 2026
If you are in Rhode Island or Southern Massachusetts and looking for an experiential wine club with a social component, our Little Sister Wine Club is right up your alley. We meet on the first Thursday of the month from 4 to 6 PM to taste s...
What a $34 Brunch Entrée Actually Costs
My friend Rachel demolished this Mofongo Benedict with a Cafecito Martini at Little Sister.
The best selling dish at my Puerto Rican brunch restaurant Little Sister is also the most expensive.
At $34, the Mofongo Benedict consists of a d...
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Chef-owner writing about cooking and growing food, restaurants, money, culture, and power. Boricua, MIT grad, James Beard semifinalist, Food Network competitor, avid gardener. Find me at Rebelle in Cambridge and Little Sister in Providence.
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