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Alice Waters, David Bouley and David Waltuck

Kitchen Magic

Thursday, May 22, 2008

When a perfectly crafted, delicious dish appears on your table, it's the result of a lot of behind-the-scenes work and equipment. Three top chefs - Alice Waters, David Bouley, and David Waltuck - reveal some of the secrets of their kitchens, both at work and at home. Also: jazz singer Cassandra Wilson. And on Underreported, find out why Montana's Department of Livestock has been slaughtering many of America's last wild buffalo.


Kitchen Scenes from the Top Restaurants

Find out how the best restaurants create magic behind the scenes! Top chefs Alice Waters of Chez Panisse, David Bouley of Bouley, and David Waltuck of Chanterelle tell us what their restaurant kitchens are really like, and how they compare with their home kitchens.

Slideshow of David Bouley and Alice Waters's kitchens


Cassandra Wilson’s “Loverly”

Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson’s new album of standards is "Loverly." She reinterprets beloved classics like "Black Orpheus," "Til There Was You,” and “St. James Infirmary," and it's being released on June 10.

Events: Cassandra Wilson's "Loverly" release party
Monday, June 9 at 8 pm and 10:30 pm
Blue Note
131 West 3rd Street (between MacDougal Street and Ave of the Americas)

Cassandra Wilson will be performing
Saturday, June 7 at 8 pm
BAM's Harvey Theater
Part of 651 ARTS' Mississippi Delta Heritage Project
For tickets and more info, go here


Underreported: America's Last Wild Buffalo

America's last herd of wild buffalo are in Yellowstone. When they wander outside of park limits, they are vulnerable to "hazing" - i.e., capture and slaughter - because ranchers and the Montana Department of Livestock fear that the buffalo can transmit brucellosis to cattle. But some scientists and activist groups like the Buffalo Field Campaign say that the threat of brucellosis transmission is extremely low, and the buffalo are an essential part of the plains ecosystem and need to be protected. Journalist Christopher Ketcham has written an article about the fight over the buffalo in the June Harper's magazine.



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