Food for Thought: Winter 2024
If you’re reading this right now, you are experiencing a first alongside us. This is Edible San Luis Obispo’s first ever digital issue! As we get older, we don’t experience quite as many “firsts” as in our youth, so this is a thrill for all of us at the magazine. Thanks for joining us on this virtual ride.
Cook the Cover
Inspired by our friends at Edible San Diego and their annual Cook the Cover celebration, we put the call out to you, our readers, to be featured in the magazine – asking you to share your own beloved recipes that bring back warm memories. Here are the three cream of the crop original recipes that stood out to our editorial team, courtesy of the talented cooks who have proven to us that there is no better comfort than a home cooked dish.
Food for Thought: Winter 2024
If you’re reading this right now, you are experiencing a first alongside us. This is Edible San Luis Obispo’s first ever digital issue! As we get older, we don’t experience quite as many “firsts” as in our youth, so this is a thrill for all of us at the magazine. Thanks for joining us on this virtual ride.
Cook the Cover
Inspired by our friends at Edible San Diego and their annual Cook the Cover celebration, we put the call out to you, our readers, to be featured in the magazine – asking you to share your own beloved recipes that bring back warm memories. Here are the three cream of the crop original recipes that stood out to our editorial team, courtesy of the talented cooks who have proven to us that there is no better comfort than a home cooked dish.
Perspective: Rooted in Resilience
In this Perspective piece, Maria De Lourdes Orozco Ramirez, 26, retraces her childhood in Mexico and explores her journey to working directly with underserved and socially disadvantaged farmers in SLO County.
The Warmth of Le Petit Soleil
French styled bed and breakfast offers European flavor and flair.
Cabinets of Curiosity
Seed libraries across SLO County invite garden exploration and fun.
Family Ties: Finding Comfort Abroad
In this first-person piece written by Edible San Luis Obispo Managing Editor Aja Goare, she shares how her visit to Germany and the food she ate there helped preserve the memory of her late grandmother.
Food for Thought: Winter 2024
If you’re reading this right now, you are experiencing a first alongside us. This is Edible San Luis Obispo’s first ever digital issue! As we get older, we don’t experience quite as many “firsts” as in our youth, so this is a thrill for all of us at the magazine. Thanks for joining us on this virtual ride.
Cook the Cover
Inspired by our friends at Edible San Diego and their annual Cook the Cover celebration, we put the call out to you, our readers, to be featured in the magazine – asking you to share your own beloved recipes that bring back warm memories. Here are the three cream of the crop original recipes that stood out to our editorial team, courtesy of the talented cooks who have proven to us that there is no better comfort than a home cooked dish.
Perspective: Rooted in Resilience
In this Perspective piece, Maria De Lourdes Orozco Ramirez, 26, retraces her childhood in Mexico and explores her journey to working directly with underserved and socially disadvantaged farmers in SLO County.
The Warmth of Le Petit Soleil
French styled bed and breakfast offers European flavor and flair.
Cabinets of Curiosity
Seed libraries across SLO County invite garden exploration and fun.
Family Ties: Finding Comfort Abroad
In this first-person piece written by Edible San Luis Obispo Managing Editor Aja Goare, she shares how her visit to Germany and the food she ate there helped preserve the memory of her late grandmother.
Fill the Fridge
The holidays are a joyous – albeit stressful – time of year. Prepping the fridge with intention saves hours of stress, extra shopping trips and unnecessary food waste. And filling it with local ingredients makes every meal something special.
Food Gifts
From the book Food Gifts by food stylist and best-selling author Elle Simone Scott, here, a selection of irresistible recipes for crafting personalized presents.
‘Tis the Season for Cookies
Cookies — the quintessential holiday treat. We gathered some tasty recipes from Edible publications across North America to kick off the cookie swap season. You’ll find us snacking on these with our morning coffee, or we love them as an after-dinner delight.
Twirl & Twist: Cacio e Pepe from Nate’s On Marsh
This cacio e pepe recipe takes comfort food to a whole new level.
Food for Thought: Winter 2024
If you’re reading this right now, you are experiencing a first alongside us. This is Edible San Luis Obispo’s first ever digital issue! As we get older, we don’t experience quite as many “firsts” as in our youth, so this is a thrill for all of us at the magazine. Thanks for joining us on this virtual ride.
Cook the Cover
Inspired by our friends at Edible San Diego and their annual Cook the Cover celebration, we put the call out to you, our readers, to be featured in the magazine – asking you to share your own beloved recipes that bring back warm memories. Here are the three cream of the crop original recipes that stood out to our editorial team, courtesy of the talented cooks who have proven to us that there is no better comfort than a home cooked dish.
Perspective: Rooted in Resilience
In this Perspective piece, Maria De Lourdes Orozco Ramirez, 26, retraces her childhood in Mexico and explores her journey to working directly with underserved and socially disadvantaged farmers in SLO County.
Discover the Micro-Winery Scene of the Central Coast at the Garagiste Festival
Dubbed “tasting nirvana,” “strange and wondrous,” and “one not to miss” by the LA Times, the Garagiste Festival is the only event focusing on under-the-radar micro-wineries producing no more than 1500 cases a year, and features a variety of innovative and handcrafted wines, a renegade spirit, passionate winemakers, and its familiar and oft-repeated ‘no snobs allowed’ ethos.
Drink Slingers: Mason Bar
When the sun goes down, the spirits come out. Check out the artistry from the Mason Bar in Arroyo Grande.
Moonlighting: These SLO County workers strike a balance across careers
In this article by Edible writer Katy Budge, we examine the dual careers held by members of the San Luis Obispo County hospitality industry.
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