#Carla Lalli Music

[geocyclist]

Afternoon focaccia with pesto using King Arthur’s no-fuss focaccia recipe and homemade arugula and cashew pesto from the never ending arugula bush.

[renfaires]

Yes, I made my own birthday breakfast. I would love to show off to my goddess Garla since it’s her recipe, but I refuse to get instagram so you hellions get to see instead.

[waytray]

Trixie Mattel Tries to Keep Up with a Professional Chef | Back-to-Back C...

[hetheyshe-remade]

delicious pasta dish that makes hearts appear over your head as you eat it

[tiberius-kirks]

this is your sign to read through one of your forgotten cookbooks !!

[onlylivinglizzy]

i made the best tuna salad ever tasted and i almost cried eating it last night — it was that good

[pouringforever]

I'm not enthused by any recipies that claim to be "one pot" or offer some other simplification for ease. But I was intrigued to try a pasta dish where the pasta is wholly cooked in the sauce rather than combined, so it can totally soak up the sauce it is surrounded by & exude its starches into the sauce.

So this is mushroomy, oniony, garlicky, red pepper & tomato paste-y, brothy/stewy/soupy spaghetti.

Recipe by Carla Lalli Music.

And on an aside, Carla really does have a point about the texture of blended parmesan vs regular old microplaned parmesan

[angelmush]

i loveee your cooking posts, they are so beautiful and inspiring :) what cooking channels on youtube or tv shows would you recommend? and separate question: which ones are your favorites!! thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us

okay this is the sweetest message ever ilysm 🥺🥺🥺 at the moment i really really love carla lalli music and imamu room and nyt videos. back in high school i loved watching bon appetit but things there have since fallen apart, so i don’t really watch those videos unless i’m making a specific recipe and want the visual. but they did a really good job of explaining technique and WHY you do things a certain way, binging with babish does this too but he can be really extra (he makes fun stuff not necessarily for recreation, or at least he did when i was watching him).

my most favorite thing ever to watch on youtube is sohla el-waylly and her husband ham make courses using mystery ingredients on nyt, their creativity is actually UNREAL and they are such a joy to watch. that show always inspires me deeply to try something new. tenderherbs on instagram i also feel really inspired by, her food is beautiful and she’s really raw and vulnerable about everything which i think is really special. cafehailee as well as chuckycruz on instagram are always cooking spectacularly and their reels are really fun.

[bigassbowlingballhead]

carla lalli music just said people who don't like raw tomatoes are a major red flag and i feel like my mom just told me she's disappointed in me.

[rarebritney]

hiiiiii where do you get your recipes from usually? i'm always looking for easy meals to bring to work for lunch

Smitten Kitchen, Carla Lalli Music, Allison Roman, Lukas Volger and Cooks illustrated! Cooks illustrated stuff is usually behind a paywall but you can work around by just googling (meal idea here) cooks illustrated and usually someone with a food blog will have posted their own adapted version that keeps the important stuff intact!

[bigassbowlingballhead]

Anon is incorrect. When guys are straight they don't make that their entire personality, unless you're like 18 or early 20's. Nick is 29... Also, he keeps trying to convince us that he's straight and if he really were he wouldn't be trying to, you know what I mean? Is like that line from RWRB where Alex says that straight people don't spend that much time convincing themselves that they're straight 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

as carla lalli music just said on my tv "mm fruity"

[rosewatergrapefruit]

If I said my milf supreme was Carla Lalli music. Would you judge ?

[cbc-bb]

gonna cook one of my fav cosy meals tonight:

Braised Chicken Ragu

stolen from Carla Lalli Music https://youtube.com/watch?v=xpfSDYr0nXI

⁃ 4 ounces pancetta or bacon or guanciale

⁃ 4 chicken thighs

⁃ 6 cloves of garlic

⁃ fennel bulb, chopped

⁃ onion or several shallots, chopped

⁃ rosemary sprig

⁃ 1/2 cup white wine

⁃ 1 can (14/15 ounce) whole peeled tomatoes

use a dutch oven or deep mouthed pan

1. Medium heat, cook the pancetta. render the fat. then remove it but leave the oil

2. salt + pep the thighs. cook the thighs spiced-side down (then season the other side in the pan). pay attention, render the fat. 12 minutes maybe? brown those thighs, flip them, cook 6 min more

3. meanwhile… chop veg

4. remove chicken, put in chopped veggies, salt em! season with red pepper after a few minutes. drop in the rosemary at this point too. stir and cook until stuff browns up. 6 minutes? can you smash the garlic with a spoon?? softened and juicy

5. deglaze all the fond with 1/2 (or 1?) cup of wine, cook till the wine has evaporated

6. put in the tomatoes, smush them with the spoon, fill half can with water, pour that in

7. half pancetta goes in, so does the chicken skin side up. pour in juices. you want a simmer. put the lid on, cook for 90 minutes. check in every half hour or so?

8. check the chicken, see if you can shred the chicken with forks

serve over noodles or polenta or rice with remaining pancetta!

[ear-worthy]

"How Long Gone" Podcast Extends North American Tour

 Live podcast tours offer fans a chance to see their favorite podcasters live. For the podcasters, there are two obvious benefits, besides the money made on the tour. First, the podcasters receive that immediate feedback from the live audience that they don't receive while recording. Second, attendance at these live events demonstrates how dedicated the fans of the show are.

 How Long Gonejoined theTalkhouse podcast network last year, delivering their singular brand of charm, unscriptable humor and colorful commentary on all things culture, fashion and fitness to widespread fan and critical acclaim spanning The New York Times, Esquire, Rolling Stone, W Magazine, Interview Magazine, Vulture and more. Hosts Chris Black and Jason Stewart have taken the show on the road with sold-out live shows in the US and UK. They just wrapped a May stint with an appearance at LA’s Just Like Heaven festival and are thrilled to continue with additional North American appearances throughout June. Tickets are available here. 

 Maintaining a tireless clip of three shows per week, and a growing audience of more than half a million monthly listeners, the podcast has welcomed an illustrious array of guests from the worlds of music (Jenny Lewis, Phoebe Bridgers, Waxahatchee, Amen Dunes, Caroline Polachek, Modest Mouse, Shamir, Sleater-Kinney), film (BJ Novak, Paul Scheer, Lee Pace), journalism and media (Bret Easton Ellis, The New Yorker's Naomi Fry, GQ's Will Welch, The Guardian’s Laura Snapes), art and design (Aries' Sofia Prantera, Chloe Wise, Roe Ethridge), culinary arts (Carla Lalli Music, Ghetto Gastro, Uncle Paulie), fellow podcasters (Chapo Trap House, Zane Lowe), and comedy (Moshe Kasher, Bowen Yang, Tom Scharpling, Cat Cohen, Esther King, Robby Hoffman).

Over the past four years, How Long Gone has expanded its brand to include collaborations with record label Jagjaguwar, MatchesFashion, Palmes and others. 

 Black and Stewart have built How Long Gone into something compelling and unique. First launched in the early weeks of the pandemic as a way for the pair to stay in touch and chat with their (smart, successful, often famous) friends, How Long Gone has now run for more than 450 episodes, each one acting like a comedy show, in-depth interview and niche scene report rolled into one.

How Long Gone Tour Dates - TICKETS

6/19: Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge

6/20: Toronto, ON @ Great Hall

6/26: Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West

6/27: Washington, DC @ The Atlantis

6/28: Philadelphia, PA @ Johnny Brenda’s

7/01: St Paul, MN @ Turf Club

 Black, 40, works as a creative consultant for brands such as Thom Browne and J Crew; Stewart, 42, is a DJ who threw an influential weekly party at Los Angeles’ now-defunct Cinespace club and taught Zac Efron how to DJ for the 2015 electronic dance music movie We Are Your Friends. Neither are bothered by the idea that their discussion of insidery restaurants, bars, publications and parties – many of which are discussed totally sans-context – may seem too niche. Black describes this quality as the podcast’s “special sauce”, and both hosts agree it is an inherent part of the appeal.

“The way I grew up was like, if you’re hanging out with cool older kids, and they mention a band or a place or a movie, instead of saying, ‘Oh, I don’t know what that is,’ you just laugh and smile, and then you go home, take the time to research what they’re talking about, and discover it yourself,” says Stewart in a Guardian article. “I want to create that for this generation.”

How Long Gone has inadvertently become one of the most insightful looks at sobriety in podcasting. Black is sober, after battling an addiction to prescription opiates in his 30s, while Stewart still drinks and takes drugs; the resulting conversations they have on the podcast about drugs and sobriety are vastly different from those on more specifically wellness-minded shows.

In general, How Long Gone has an air of unproduced reality that sets it apart from a lot of the more scripted-feeling chat shows that abound. Celebrity guests seem endeared to Black and Stewart’s conversational style, which means that How Long Gone’s interviews often feel more revealing. 

Check out How Long Gone and the tour dates and ticket info. 

[maxbegone]

my semi-annual plea for Carla Lalli Music to adopt me