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Plate the salad next to the halloumi and top with cracked pepper and a bit more chili flakes to taste.Contact a workflow specialist for your specific needs Flexibility by design.Mix in the marinated fennel stem and walnuts. Coat the apples and fennel bulb in the vinaigrette. Scrape the remaining brown butter into your vinaigrette and whisk again to mix.While the halloumi is cooking, combine in a small bowl the juice of the second lemon, the rest of the olive oil, Liquid Sunshine preserved lemon crush and whisk to form a vinaigrette.Add the slices of halloumi and cook on each side until golden.
Make brown butter by allowing your pat of butter to sizzle in the pan undisturbed for ~5 minutes or until the foam dissipates, the milk solids toast, and you smell toffee, caramel and hazelnuts.Heat the walnuts in a dry pan to gently toast, stirring frequently.Thinly slice the apple and combine it with the sliced fennel bulb.Add the sliced stems, half the olive oil, zest from one lemon, juice from one lemon, and a few dashes of chili flakes.Butcher the fennel into three piles by removing the fronds, slicing the stems, and thinly slicing the bulb.Red pepper to taste (I like the Silk Chili Flakes from Burlap & Barrel which is botanically identical to Aleppo) But, actually, my favorite CAP product is your book! High Vibrational Beauty has been hugely influential – especially when I was editing Wilder magazine and writing A Wilder Life with my collaborator Celestine Maddy.įennel Apple Salad with Brown Butter Preserved Lemon Vinaigrette and Grilled Halloumi My friend Christine Muhlke gave me The O’Clocks last year and they have been similarly life changing.
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I found both Monastery’s Attar Floral Repair Concentrate and Liha Idan Oil through CAP and my life and skin have been irrevocably changed. Cooking is just complete joy and connection.ĬAP is amazing for discovering new products. My art practice helps me understand myself and the material world we live in. Writing and editing helps me understand the world around me and be with other people and their ideas. What other practices do you have that feed your creativity?Įverything fuels everything else. If we were to come to dinner, what would we have?Ĭandlelight, care and lots and lots of snack plates. In peak-absolutely-the-best-ever-life? Jumping in a cool, freshwater lake in a Maine summer.
In normal everyday life? Studio time, getting lost in music (hello, Oda), making dinner for my fiancé, walking my dogs and stretching. What do you turn to, to make you feel your best: food and all the other practices? I’m really fascinated by fermentation and the alchemy of flavor transformation so I’ve been sampling basically any vinegar I can get my hands on. This summer I’ll be in high production mode creating a few different double fermented whole fruit, flower and herb vinegars for Rhea. I’m obsessed with olive oil and at this point quite picky. My friend Evangelia Koutsovoulou who creates Daphnis and Chloe herbs made this amazing list of recommendations of tiny taverna and olive vineyards. The last big trip I went on before the pandemic was to Messinia and along the Peloponnese in Greece to learn about olive oil production and tasting. Too many kinds of vinegars, too many kinds of olive oils. I like that in this very usual activity that we take part in a few times a day there could be a moment of otherworldly pleasure.
Food is one of the most direct ways to do that. I have a pretty varied practice – from studio work, to writing and editing, to food, to curation and programming – but I think that’s the central idea behind it all. It’s less of a food philosophy and more of an overall mission: to create experiences for people that bring them closer to their senses, to become more embodied and more in touch with the beauty and magic of the natural world. I’ve honestly never tasted apples like those before. Then, almost religiously, it’s walk the dogs, second coffee, and oatmeal with either boiled cider or brandied apple spread – both made from our apple tree this past fall. Since we’ve been in Maine, that coffee has been accompanied by staring at the mountain out the window for awhile until I get myself figured out.
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