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D.J. Waldie chose a Lebanese restaurant for his Free Lunch, and that's a long way from what he grew up. Here he explains that his mother was the best cook in the neighborhood, by virtue of not burning everything.
Christine Choi's food memories involve pickles, jellies and helping a Korean grandmother in the kitchen.
Alie Ward and Georgia Hardstark became the best of friends in the most unusual of circumstances, and those who know these mixology mavens would say it couldn't have happened any other way.
Good Girl Dinette chef/owner Diep Tran describes her restaurant's ethos and one of her signature dishes.
Food writers Lien Ta of Huffington Post and Cathy Chaplin of Gastronomy Blog provide an impromptu elocution class.
Echo Park resident Jeremy Bowditch discusses the key elements that make a restaurant successful in Los Angeles right now.
For the 21st episode of Free Lunch, we've put together a compilation of our favorite conversations that haven't yet been aired.
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