Legume lovers, your bean bible has arrived

(Ed Anderson) Newsletter You are reading our Cooking newsletter Sign up to get a taste of Los Angeles — and the world — in your own home and in your inbox every Friday Enter email address Sign Me Up You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. I made two pots of … Read more

Here’s where to eat in San Francisco right now

Three dishes on the French-Japanese tasting menu at Mijoté in San Francisco. (Carolyn Fong / For The Times) Beyond telling you that The Times published my fresh guide to dining in San Francisco after two recent weeks of research, I have a hard time narrowing down my thoughts about the City by the Bay. It’s … Read more

Whippets: TikTok’s most dangerous trend   

Empty canisters of nitrous oxide in Bristol, England. The gas is used legitimately as a anaesthetic pain relief and also in the production of whipped cream but has potential health risks when inhaled.Photo by Matt Cardy /Getty Images Once, during my university years, I came home to our Manhattan apartment to find my roommates had … Read more

Highland Park’s mysterious and cozy new hot spot has no social media presence. Here’s why

At Sam’s Place in Highland Park, the low-lighted bar and restaurant serves a pared-down menu of classics such as steak, salad, roasted sweet potatoes and Marcona almonds. (Stephanie Breijo / Los Angeles Times) Sam’s Place Dimly lighted and mysterious, the new Highland Park hot spot Sam’s Place from Hermosillo wine bar vets Scotty Cantino and … Read more

Genre-bending Japanese-French chef Akira Hirose dies at 70. At Azay, his flavors and flair will live on

Chef Akira Hirose, shown in 2008, was a forerunner of Japanese-French cuisine. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images) Akira Hirose, a chef who bridged Japanese and French cuisine for decades across some of L.A.’s most influential restaurants, has died at 70. The legacy of the former Azay and Maison Akira owner, who died Sept. 26, continues … Read more

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