by Michael Ruhlman | May 8, 2017 | Books, event, Food Culture, Grocery, Travel
The new book is one week away from publication so there’s still time to pre-order and get a nifty canvas tote from my publisher (fill out the form here, deal ends 5/15). Pre-orders really help a book’s launch. Very excited about this book. Lots of interest...
by Michael Ruhlman | Dec 12, 2016 | Books, Charcuterie, chefs, Food Adventure, Food Business, Food Culture, Salumi, Travel
When life is in disarray, travel! Which is what I’ve been doing nonstop for a month and a half, and more. The above is a salumi maker from Norcia, a town famed for its butchers and recently devastated by an earthquake. Happily he found a place in Rome to sell...
by Michael Ruhlman | Sep 15, 2016 | Memories, Travel
September has always felt like the actual start of the year so, after a long hiatus from this space, I return. I began blogging in 2006 after Megnut invited me to post on her site. Blogs mushroomed then, spawning numerous books and even a movie. Now, I’m not sure...
by Michael Ruhlman | Mar 2, 2016 | Article, BBQ, chefs, Chicken, Food Adventure, Food Business, Food Culture, Travel
Just back from a fabulous trip to Hawaii on a magazine assignment. Such a great time, wanted to share some iPhone shots. Top: Opah, at the Honolulu fish auction. Terribly shabby view from my hotel in Maui, the Andaz resort. Breakfast at Lee Anne Wong’s...
by Michael Ruhlman | Jan 22, 2016 | baking, Books, egg, Food Adventure, Recipes, Travel
Down in Key West on my annual boondoggle to cook for my cousins Rob and Ab and their merry band of sailors as they narrowly hang onto second place in their J-111 class, and their son, Ryan, skippers the 88, with his sister cousin Maegan aboard. And so, in honor of...
by Michael Ruhlman | Nov 23, 2015 | Bread, egg, Holiday, Recipes, sidedishes, stock, Technique, Travel, turkey, Writing
I’m in the Miami airport, Cleveland bound, having been a part of the amazing Miami Book Fair to promote my new collection of novellas, In Short Measures, love stories. Met some hero fiction writers, such as Elizabeth McCracken, whose “Thunderstruck”...
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