The pioneering L.A. Times journalist was intrepid in seeking recipes and meeting cooks. Consider what happened when my dad met Hansen.
Before Jonathan Gold, she introduced Los Angeles to global cooking and never stopped seeking new flavorsMy dad was installing a floor in the old L.A. Times Test Kitchen in downtown Los Angeles. He told me he was in his stinky work clothes lugging buckets of cement in and out of the building when he struck up a conversation with a food writer eager to learn about his mom’s chile verde recipe. He called it his “One-Shot Deal” because it came together in just one pan.
No, she was just trying to wrangle a photographer and track down the floor installer in order to make this Mexican food magic happen. Tony Medina showing his chile verde in a clipping from an L.A. Times Food section story that ran on Nov. 29, 1979. The original photo was taken by Times photographer Tony Barnard.
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