The fast-casual little sister restaurant to SF’s DOSA brings all of the flavors of its namesake with none of the pretense.
A.K. Carroll
Freelancer Amanda Kuehn Carroll is originally from the cornfields of Nebraska, but she has spent most of her life wandering and wondering, often getting lost in the process. She is fascinated by the complexity of people and driven by a need to connect and a desire to understand. Amanda is a voracious eater and enthusiastic epicure who loves discovering new stories and being surprised by her food. She writers for various Bay Area publications and enjoys dancing in water and spinning essays in her (limited) free time. Follow her on Twitter @Akakuehn.
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First Look: Izakaya hot spot Shinmai
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Can Annie’s Homegrown really influence Big Food?
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A day at the new Forage Kitchen in Oakland
Come along with Nosh as we explore the new shared kitchen space and café in Uptown Oakland.
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Q&A: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt, a scientist in the kitchen
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Ali Roth: A one-woman force behind Blue Willow Teas
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Montclair Baking now morphed into Batch Pastries
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Teance owner branches out into cold-brew drinks
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