Whether they're mean, sassy, laudatory, or critically observant (or, in Gael Greene's case, a big ol' TMI), they're some of the most sticky sentences we've found in this week's batch of national reviews, and we hope they stick for you, too.
We're ever so slightly devastated that Peter and the Wolf wasn't the soundtrack used to score to Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas' first menu theme of the year at Next, entitled "The Hunt."
Alton Brown shocked legions of Food Network Star fans by revealing (via Twitter post-it, natch) that he wouldn't be producing Season 8 winner Justin Warner's television series. But a new Post-It reveals clues to the contrary.
In a recent interview with Food Republic, Rosendale, his transformation nearly complete as the competition looms, explains why he needed to push himself to nearly-superhuman levels...to win a freaking cooking competition.
WATCH: This Adorable Local Butcher Shop Documentary Will Make You Rethink Your Vegetarianism
To those of you who adopt vegetarianism as a lifestyle because you can’t bear to think about the inhumane way industrialized farming raises adorable animals: mad respect. But even we think this documentary from Thrash Lab (yes, the Ashton Kutcher-backed YouTube channel) about local butcher shops is heartwarming enough to flip a few veg-heads longing for a guilt-free steak.
It follows a few small butcher shops in San Francisco, all owned by bafflingly sincere San Francisco hipster types, as they discuss the craft of butchery, the importance of the small-farm-to-local-butcher-shop business model, and the simple pleasures of being bros with your neighborhood butcher as a consumer.
Check out the vid below.
[Huffington Post]
Source:
http://www.thebraiser.com/local-butcher-shop-documentary/