Gabriel Mizrahi

so i was never that into food or cooking in my life just wasn't that person there were probably five or six years when i was really busy and quite poor to be honest when i just like ate a salad and protein shakes every single day because i just did not care then during the pandemic i started cooking at home like so many people did and i stumbled across this guy named yotam otolenghi you might have heard about him he's this israeli british chef who makes these

so i was never that into food or cooking in my life just wasn't that person there were probably five or six years when i was really busy and quite poor to be honest when i just like ate a salad and protein shakes every single day because i just did not care then during the pandemic i started cooking at home like so many people did and i stumbled across this guy named yotam otolenghi you might have heard about him he's this israeli british chef who makes these

so i was never that into food or cooking in my life just wasn't that person there were probably five or six years when i was really busy and quite poor to be honest when i just like ate a salad and protein shakes every single day because i just did not care then during the pandemic i started cooking at home like so many people did and i stumbled across this guy named yotam otolenghi you might have heard about him he's this israeli british chef who makes these

insanely good dishes that pull together flavors from the Middle East and the Mediterranean and Asia and North Africa. Just a super interesting creative dude. He was also on Anthony Bourdain's show, so maybe some of you have seen him at some point. I think he might have been on the Israel-Palestine episode, which is one of the more interesting ones.

insanely good dishes that pull together flavors from the Middle East and the Mediterranean and Asia and North Africa. Just a super interesting creative dude. He was also on Anthony Bourdain's show, so maybe some of you have seen him at some point. I think he might have been on the Israel-Palestine episode, which is one of the more interesting ones.

insanely good dishes that pull together flavors from the Middle East and the Mediterranean and Asia and North Africa. Just a super interesting creative dude. He was also on Anthony Bourdain's show, so maybe some of you have seen him at some point. I think he might have been on the Israel-Palestine episode, which is one of the more interesting ones.

Anyway, I started following this guy's recipes and that's largely how I learned to cook, you know, which flavors to pair and how to make amazing stuff really quickly. So my recommendation of the week is Yotam Otolenghi's cookbooks. My favorite ones are called Plenty, Flavor, and then there's this one called Simple.

Anyway, I started following this guy's recipes and that's largely how I learned to cook, you know, which flavors to pair and how to make amazing stuff really quickly. So my recommendation of the week is Yotam Otolenghi's cookbooks. My favorite ones are called Plenty, Flavor, and then there's this one called Simple.

Anyway, I started following this guy's recipes and that's largely how I learned to cook, you know, which flavors to pair and how to make amazing stuff really quickly. So my recommendation of the week is Yotam Otolenghi's cookbooks. My favorite ones are called Plenty, Flavor, and then there's this one called Simple.

And Simple is a really great place to start because it only has recipes that have, I want to say, less than eight or ten ingredients. So everything in there is super easy to make and it's still incredible. So if you want to experiment with some fun new flavors and broaden your horizons a bit and have a lot of fun in the kitchen, highly recommend these books. They are awesome.

And Simple is a really great place to start because it only has recipes that have, I want to say, less than eight or ten ingredients. So everything in there is super easy to make and it's still incredible. So if you want to experiment with some fun new flavors and broaden your horizons a bit and have a lot of fun in the kitchen, highly recommend these books. They are awesome.

And Simple is a really great place to start because it only has recipes that have, I want to say, less than eight or ten ingredients. So everything in there is super easy to make and it's still incredible. So if you want to experiment with some fun new flavors and broaden your horizons a bit and have a lot of fun in the kitchen, highly recommend these books. They are awesome.

It's so good. His recipes are next level. Also, a lot of them are vegetarian and they can be adapted easily to be vegan. So there's something for everyone in there. Anyway, we'll link to his books and his Instagram in the show notes. He's fantastic. I hope you like him. Have fun.

It's so good. His recipes are next level. Also, a lot of them are vegetarian and they can be adapted easily to be vegan. So there's something for everyone in there. Anyway, we'll link to his books and his Instagram in the show notes. He's fantastic. I hope you like him. Have fun.

It's so good. His recipes are next level. Also, a lot of them are vegetarian and they can be adapted easily to be vegan. So there's something for everyone in there. Anyway, we'll link to his books and his Instagram in the show notes. He's fantastic. I hope you like him. Have fun.

Dear Jordan and Gabe, my little brother is 21 years old with a need for speed and attention. He's been talking about buying a street bike because he likes the thrill of riding, and other people his age think it's cool. But my family and I see it as a death sentence. We've heard nothing but horror stories from people who've owned one and lived to tell the tale.

Dear Jordan and Gabe, my little brother is 21 years old with a need for speed and attention. He's been talking about buying a street bike because he likes the thrill of riding, and other people his age think it's cool. But my family and I see it as a death sentence. We've heard nothing but horror stories from people who've owned one and lived to tell the tale.

Dear Jordan and Gabe, my little brother is 21 years old with a need for speed and attention. He's been talking about buying a street bike because he likes the thrill of riding, and other people his age think it's cool. But my family and I see it as a death sentence. We've heard nothing but horror stories from people who've owned one and lived to tell the tale.

On top of that, he's particularly reckless when it comes to driving in general. He's already gotten a handful of speeding tickets just this year. How can we help change his mind before he buys a street bike? Signed, hitting my brother's brakes before we attend his wake.

On top of that, he's particularly reckless when it comes to driving in general. He's already gotten a handful of speeding tickets just this year. How can we help change his mind before he buys a street bike? Signed, hitting my brother's brakes before we attend his wake.