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Pile the peanuts in a small serving bowl and present alongside the zucchini. Reprinted with permission from Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes by Bryant Terry, copyright © 2020. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House. In her acceptance speech, Dern thanked her children and also saved an emotional moment for her parents, actors Diane Ladd and Bruce Dern. “Some say, ‘Never meet your heroes,’” Dern said, looking out toward her mother, who had accompanied her to the ceremony and had begun to cry softly. “But I say, if you’re really blessed, you get them as your parents.” When Laura Dern accepted her Oscar for best supporting actress tonight, for her role as a predatory divorce lawyer in Marriage Story, she capped off a triumphant year more than three decades in the making. Dern first came to prominence in her star-making role in David Lynch’s Blue Velvet in 1986, but the 19-year-old actor was already a well-known figure in the Hollywood community by then. The daughter of Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd (and the god-daughter of Shelly Winters!) grew up on sound stages and film sets, which seemed to presage her future career. “I literally, literally, would not be here if it were not for actors,” Dern joked at the Screen Actors Guild during her acceptance speech in January, pointing toward her father, who was sitting at the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood table. That award came after her win at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards and was followed up with another win at the BAFTAs last Sunday. All this follows, of course, her critically acclaimed (and Emmy-winning role) as Renata Klein on Big Little Lies. And on Saturday, at the Film Independent Spirit Awards, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles performed a song recapping the “LGBTQ highlights of the year in film,” which included several of Dern’s scenes from Marriage Story: “ Laura Dern kicking her feet on the couch, Laura Dern ordering a kale salad, Laura Dern dressed slutty in court.” The song ended when gospel singer Alex Newell Aoncè joined the group for its final chorus: the words “Laura Dern, Laura Dern” soaringly sung over and over again. Dern’s first film role, at seven years of age, was a non-speaking extra in Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore: Her mother played a waitress and she played a young girl eating an ice cream cone in a diner. Her mother was nominated for a supporting-actress Oscar for that role, but lost to Ingrid Bergman (for Murder on the Orient Express), and was nominated again in 1991 for Wild at Heart, losing to Whoopi Goldberg for Ghost. In 1992, Ladd and Dern became the first mother-daughter duo ever to be nominated for acting Oscars in the same film, the Depression-era drama Rambling Rose. (Dern lost the best-actress prize to Jodie Foster for Silence of the Lambs; Ladd lost best supporting actress to Mercedes Ruehl for The Fisher King.) Meanwhile, her father, Bruce Dern, has been nominated twice—in 1979, for best supporting actor for Coming Home, and in 2014 for best actor for Nebraska—but has never won. With her Oscar win tonight, Dern becomes the first in her acting family to come home with a gold statuette. It looks like we’re going to be wearing cloth face masks for a while, which is all the more reason to find one that you like. The CDC has been recommending that people wear masks when going out in public for weeks. And yesterday Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an order that New Yorkers must wear masks in public places where social distancing six feet is not possible. (Cuomo specified that people would not be jailed for not wearing a mask, but fines could be issued.) Similar orders have been issued in New Jersey and Puerto Rico, but wearing a fabric mask as a civilian is now common sense, provided you can afford and access one. So for the foreseeable future, we’ll be wearing masks to the grocery store, on walks and runs, and maybe even after the crisis abates. Given the prevalence of mask selfies, it’s likely that masks will start to become fashion items, rather than merely functional. There’s starting to be this moment in time where the rest of the world is finally catching up and realizing that Asian-Americans are an audience that should be actively served and not overlooked. That we not only have buying power, but we have an influence on culture and how other people spend their dollars,” says Vanessa. “It is exactly why we built this brand. This audience deserves an intentional brand that’s going to do our damn best to do right by them. And so, that’s where we’re coming from.” This fall, Omsom is planning to expand its offerings into the East Asian food market, with a roll-out of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese-focused starter kits. Since launching, Omsom has sold out twice, the first within 72 hours and again in June. Omsom just restocked their popular sampler pack on Monday. Hint: shop it below before it sells out again. This recipe is inspired by courgettes avec des arachides (French for ‘zucchini with peanuts’), a classic dish from the north-central African country Chad,” says chef Bryant Terry of his oven-roasted zucchini recipe, a simple dish dressed up with the addition of collard-peanut pesto. Perfect to bring to any socially-distanced barbecues this summer, it’s just one of many innovative vegan offerings found in Terry’s new cookbook, Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes. Over the past few years, veganism has moved from a lifestyle choice firmly into the mainstream: in 2019, The Economist reported a quarter of 25 to 34-year-olds were either vegan or vegetarian. Disney World has over 400 plant-based menu options, and Burger King now serves the Impossible Whopper. Vegetable Kingdom, with its recipes heralding everything from peas to summer squashes to spinach, further cements the role of vegetables no longer as just the side dish, but as the main affair, too. Yet, Vegetable Kingdom also champions a rich variety of global cuisines: Terry, the chef-in-residence at San Francisco’s MoAD, emphasizes ingredients and cooking styles of the African diaspora, whereas his wife, Jidian Terry Koon, does so with a variety of Asian flavors, from Chinese to Vietnamese. Kingdom reflects those culinary cultures, and many more—Terry notes that fennel, a hearty Mediterranean vegetable, sparked the inspiration for this book. Make the pesto: In a food processor, combine the collards, peanuts, miso, and garlic and blend until it forms a chunky paste. While the food processor is running, slowly pour in the olive oil through the feed tube, adding more if needed to reach your desired consistency. Season with salt, pepper, and additional lemon juice to taste. 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Below is a list of products available, Please contact us if you do not see this product in our product options. We will contact you within 12 hours And you will have the product according to your requirements, see more on the available products. Click here to buy this shirt: Click here to buy this Bucks basketball engineered to the exact specifications shirt Make the zucchini: Preheat the oven to 450°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. In a large bowl, toss the zucchini with the olive oil and salt, then spread the zucchini over the baking sheet in one even layer. Roast until the zucchini is brown around the edges, 18 to 20 minutes. To serve, transfer the zucchini to a bowl and give it a few turns of pepper. Next, drop in a few heaping dollops of pesto so that people can scoop as much as they’d like when serving themselves, adding more pesto to the bowl as needed. Pile the peanuts in a small serving bowl and present alongside the zucchini. Reprinted with permission from Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes by Bryant Terry, copyright © 2020. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House. In her acceptance speech, Dern thanked her children and also saved an emotional moment for her parents, actors Diane Ladd and Bruce Dern. “Some say, ‘Never meet your heroes,’” Dern said, looking out toward her mother, who had accompanied her to the ceremony and had begun to cry softly. “But I say, if you’re really blessed, you get them as your parents.” When Laura Dern accepted her Oscar for best supporting actress tonight, for her role as a predatory divorce lawyer in Marriage Story, she capped off a triumphant year more than three decades in the making. Dern first came to prominence in her star-making role in David Lynch’s Blue Velvet in 1986, but the 19-year-old actor was already a well-known figure in the Hollywood community by then. The daughter of Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd (and the god-daughter of Shelly Winters!) grew up on sound stages and film sets, which seemed to presage her future career. “I literally, literally, would not be here if it were not for actors,” Dern joked at the Screen Actors Guild during her acceptance speech in January, pointing toward her father, who was sitting at the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood table. That award came after her win at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards and was followed up with another win at the BAFTAs last Sunday. All this follows, of course, her critically acclaimed (and Emmy-winning role) as Renata Klein on Big Little Lies. And on Saturday, at the Film Independent Spirit Awards, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles performed a song recapping the “LGBTQ highlights of the year in film,” which included several of Dern’s scenes from Marriage Story: “ Laura Dern kicking her feet on the couch, Laura Dern ordering a kale salad, Laura Dern dressed slutty in court.” The song ended when gospel singer Alex Newell Aoncè joined the group for its final chorus: the words “Laura Dern, Laura Dern” soaringly sung over and over again. Dern’s first film role, at seven years of age, was a non-speaking extra in Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore: Her mother played a waitress and she played a young girl eating an ice cream cone in a diner. Her mother was nominated for a supporting-actress Oscar for that role, but lost to Ingrid Bergman (for Murder on the Orient Express), and was nominated again in 1991 for Wild at Heart, losing to Whoopi Goldberg for Ghost. In 1992, Ladd and Dern became the first mother-daughter duo ever to be nominated for acting Oscars in the same film, the Depression-era drama Rambling Rose. (Dern lost the best-actress prize to Jodie Foster for Silence of the Lambs; Ladd lost best supporting actress to Mercedes Ruehl for The Fisher King.) Meanwhile, her father, Bruce Dern, has been nominated twice—in 1979, for best supporting actor for Coming Home, and in 2014 for best actor for Nebraska—but has never won. With her Oscar win tonight, Dern becomes the first in her acting family to come home with a gold statuette. It looks like we’re going to be wearing cloth face masks for a while, which is all the more reason to find one that you like. The CDC has been recommending that people wear masks when going out in public for weeks. And yesterday Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an order that New Yorkers must wear masks in public places where social distancing six feet is not possible. (Cuomo specified that people would not be jailed for not wearing a mask, but fines could be issued.) Similar orders have been issued in New Jersey and Puerto Rico, but wearing a fabric mask as a civilian is now common sense, provided you can afford and access one. So for the foreseeable future, we’ll be wearing masks to the grocery store, on walks and runs, and maybe even after the crisis abates. Given the prevalence of mask selfies, it’s likely that masks will start to become fashion items, rather than merely functional. There’s starting to be this moment in time where the rest of the world is finally catching up and realizing that Asian-Americans are an audience that should be actively served and not overlooked. That we not only have buying power, but we have an influence on culture and how other people spend their dollars,” says Vanessa. “It is exactly why we built this brand. This audience deserves an intentional brand that’s going to do our damn best to do right by them. And so, that’s where we’re coming from.” This fall, Omsom is planning to expand its offerings into the East Asian food market, with a roll-out of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese-focused starter kits. Since launching, Omsom has sold out twice, the first within 72 hours and again in June. Omsom just restocked their popular sampler pack on Monday. Hint: shop it below before it sells out again. This recipe is inspired by courgettes avec des arachides (French for ‘zucchini with peanuts’), a classic dish from the north-central African country Chad,” says chef Bryant Terry of his oven-roasted zucchini recipe, a simple dish dressed up with the addition of collard-peanut pesto. Perfect to bring to any socially-distanced barbecues this summer, it’s just one of many innovative vegan offerings found in Terry’s new cookbook, Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes. Over the past few years, veganism has moved from a lifestyle choice firmly into the mainstream: in 2019, The Economist reported a quarter of 25 to 34-year-olds were either vegan or vegetarian. Disney World has over 400 plant-based menu options, and Burger King now serves the Impossible Whopper. Vegetable Kingdom, with its recipes heralding everything from peas to summer squashes to spinach, further cements the role of vegetables no longer as just the side dish, but as the main affair, too. Yet, Vegetable Kingdom also champions a rich variety of global cuisines: Terry, the chef-in-residence at San Francisco’s MoAD, emphasizes ingredients and cooking styles of the African diaspora, whereas his wife, Jidian Terry Koon, does so with a variety of Asian flavors, from Chinese to Vietnamese. Kingdom reflects those culinary cultures, and many more—Terry notes that fennel, a hearty Mediterranean vegetable, sparked the inspiration for this book. Make the pesto: In a food processor, combine the collards, peanuts, miso, and garlic and blend until it forms a chunky paste. While the food processor is running, slowly pour in the olive oil through the feed tube, adding more if needed to reach your desired consistency. Season with salt, pepper, and additional lemon juice to taste. 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Not only the products are shown in the selection, but we also offer other products with this design. Below is a list of products available, Please contact us if you do not see this product in our product options. We will contact you within 12 hours And you will have the product according to your requirements, see more on the available products. Click here to buy this shirt: Click here to buy this Bucks basketball engineered to the exact specifications shirt Make the zucchini: Preheat the oven to 450°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. In a large bowl, toss the zucchini with the olive oil and salt, then spread the zucchini over the baking sheet in one even layer. Roast until the zucchini is brown around the edges, 18 to 20 minutes. To serve, transfer the zucchini to a bowl and give it a few turns of pepper. Next, drop in a few heaping dollops of pesto so that people can scoop as much as they’d like when serving themselves, adding more pesto to the bowl as needed. Pile the peanuts in a small serving bowl and present alongside the zucchini. Reprinted with permission from Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes by Bryant Terry, copyright © 2020. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House. In her acceptance speech, Dern thanked her children and also saved an emotional moment for her parents, actors Diane Ladd and Bruce Dern. “Some say, ‘Never meet your heroes,’” Dern said, looking out toward her mother, who had accompanied her to the ceremony and had begun to cry softly. “But I say, if you’re really blessed, you get them as your parents.” When Laura Dern accepted her Oscar for best supporting actress tonight, for her role as a predatory divorce lawyer in Marriage Story, she capped off a triumphant year more than three decades in the making. Dern first came to prominence in her star-making role in David Lynch’s Blue Velvet in 1986, but the 19-year-old actor was already a well-known figure in the Hollywood community by then. The daughter of Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd (and the god-daughter of Shelly Winters!) grew up on sound stages and film sets, which seemed to presage her future career. “I literally, literally, would not be here if it were not for actors,” Dern joked at the Screen Actors Guild during her acceptance speech in January, pointing toward her father, who was sitting at the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood table. That award came after her win at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards and was followed up with another win at the BAFTAs last Sunday. All this follows, of course, her critically acclaimed (and Emmy-winning role) as Renata Klein on Big Little Lies. And on Saturday, at the Film Independent Spirit Awards, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles performed a song recapping the “LGBTQ highlights of the year in film,” which included several of Dern’s scenes from Marriage Story: “ Laura Dern kicking her feet on the couch, Laura Dern ordering a kale salad, Laura Dern dressed slutty in court.” The song ended when gospel singer Alex Newell Aoncè joined the group for its final chorus: the words “Laura Dern, Laura Dern” soaringly sung over and over again. Dern’s first film role, at seven years of age, was a non-speaking extra in Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore: Her mother played a waitress and she played a young girl eating an ice cream cone in a diner. Her mother was nominated for a supporting-actress Oscar for that role, but lost to Ingrid Bergman (for Murder on the Orient Express), and was nominated again in 1991 for Wild at Heart, losing to Whoopi Goldberg for Ghost. In 1992, Ladd and Dern became the first mother-daughter duo ever to be nominated for acting Oscars in the same film, the Depression-era drama Rambling Rose. (Dern lost the best-actress prize to Jodie Foster for Silence of the Lambs; Ladd lost best supporting actress to Mercedes Ruehl for The Fisher King.) Meanwhile, her father, Bruce Dern, has been nominated twice—in 1979, for best supporting actor for Coming Home, and in 2014 for best actor for Nebraska—but has never won. With her Oscar win tonight, Dern becomes the first in her acting family to come home with a gold statuette. It looks like we’re going to be wearing cloth face masks for a while, which is all the more reason to find one that you like. The CDC has been recommending that people wear masks when going out in public for weeks. And yesterday Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an order that New Yorkers must wear masks in public places where social distancing six feet is not possible. (Cuomo specified that people would not be jailed for not wearing a mask, but fines could be issued.) Similar orders have been issued in New Jersey and Puerto Rico, but wearing a fabric mask as a civilian is now common sense, provided you can afford and access one. So for the foreseeable future, we’ll be wearing masks to the grocery store, on walks and runs, and maybe even after the crisis abates. Given the prevalence of mask selfies, it’s likely that masks will start to become fashion items, rather than merely functional. There’s starting to be this moment in time where the rest of the world is finally catching up and realizing that Asian-Americans are an audience that should be actively served and not overlooked. That we not only have buying power, but we have an influence on culture and how other people spend their dollars,” says Vanessa. “It is exactly why we built this brand. This audience deserves an intentional brand that’s going to do our damn best to do right by them. And so, that’s where we’re coming from.” This fall, Omsom is planning to expand its offerings into the East Asian food market, with a roll-out of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese-focused starter kits. Since launching, Omsom has sold out twice, the first within 72 hours and again in June. Omsom just restocked their popular sampler pack on Monday. Hint: shop it below before it sells out again. This recipe is inspired by courgettes avec des arachides (French for ‘zucchini with peanuts’), a classic dish from the north-central African country Chad,” says chef Bryant Terry of his oven-roasted zucchini recipe, a simple dish dressed up with the addition of collard-peanut pesto. Perfect to bring to any socially-distanced barbecues this summer, it’s just one of many innovative vegan offerings found in Terry’s new cookbook, Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes. Over the past few years, veganism has moved from a lifestyle choice firmly into the mainstream: in 2019, The Economist reported a quarter of 25 to 34-year-olds were either vegan or vegetarian. Disney World has over 400 plant-based menu options, and Burger King now serves the Impossible Whopper. Vegetable Kingdom, with its recipes heralding everything from peas to summer squashes to spinach, further cements the role of vegetables no longer as just the side dish, but as the main affair, too. Yet, Vegetable Kingdom also champions a rich variety of global cuisines: Terry, the chef-in-residence at San Francisco’s MoAD, emphasizes ingredients and cooking styles of the African diaspora, whereas his wife, Jidian Terry Koon, does so with a variety of Asian flavors, from Chinese to Vietnamese. Kingdom reflects those culinary cultures, and many more—Terry notes that fennel, a hearty Mediterranean vegetable, sparked the inspiration for this book. Make the pesto: In a food processor, combine the collards, peanuts, miso, and garlic and blend until it forms a chunky paste. While the food processor is running, slowly pour in the olive oil through the feed tube, adding more if needed to reach your desired consistency. Season with salt, pepper, and additional lemon juice to taste. 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Below is a list of products available, Please contact us if you do not see this product in our product options. We will contact you within 12 hours And you will have the product according to your requirements, see more on the available products. Click here to buy this shirt: Click here to buy this Bucks basketball engineered to the exact specifications shirt Make the zucchini: Preheat the oven to 450°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. In a large bowl, toss the zucchini with the olive oil and salt, then spread the zucchini over the baking sheet in one even layer. Roast until the zucchini is brown around the edges, 18 to 20 minutes. To serve, transfer the zucchini to a bowl and give it a few turns of pepper. Next, drop in a few heaping dollops of pesto so that people can scoop as much as they’d like when serving themselves, adding more pesto to the bowl as needed. Pile the peanuts in a small serving bowl and present alongside the zucchini. Reprinted with permission from Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes by Bryant Terry, copyright © 2020. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House. In her acceptance speech, Dern thanked her children and also saved an emotional moment for her parents, actors Diane Ladd and Bruce Dern. “Some say, ‘Never meet your heroes,’” Dern said, looking out toward her mother, who had accompanied her to the ceremony and had begun to cry softly. “But I say, if you’re really blessed, you get them as your parents.” When Laura Dern accepted her Oscar for best supporting actress tonight, for her role as a predatory divorce lawyer in Marriage Story, she capped off a triumphant year more than three decades in the making. Dern first came to prominence in her star-making role in David Lynch’s Blue Velvet in 1986, but the 19-year-old actor was already a well-known figure in the Hollywood community by then. The daughter of Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd (and the god-daughter of Shelly Winters!) grew up on sound stages and film sets, which seemed to presage her future career. “I literally, literally, would not be here if it were not for actors,” Dern joked at the Screen Actors Guild during her acceptance speech in January, pointing toward her father, who was sitting at the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood table. That award came after her win at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards and was followed up with another win at the BAFTAs last Sunday. All this follows, of course, her critically acclaimed (and Emmy-winning role) as Renata Klein on Big Little Lies. And on Saturday, at the Film Independent Spirit Awards, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles performed a song recapping the “LGBTQ highlights of the year in film,” which included several of Dern’s scenes from Marriage Story: “ Laura Dern kicking her feet on the couch, Laura Dern ordering a kale salad, Laura Dern dressed slutty in court.” The song ended when gospel singer Alex Newell Aoncè joined the group for its final chorus: the words “Laura Dern, Laura Dern” soaringly sung over and over again. Dern’s first film role, at seven years of age, was a non-speaking extra in Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore: Her mother played a waitress and she played a young girl eating an ice cream cone in a diner. Her mother was nominated for a supporting-actress Oscar for that role, but lost to Ingrid Bergman (for Murder on the Orient Express), and was nominated again in 1991 for Wild at Heart, losing to Whoopi Goldberg for Ghost. In 1992, Ladd and Dern became the first mother-daughter duo ever to be nominated for acting Oscars in the same film, the Depression-era drama Rambling Rose. (Dern lost the best-actress prize to Jodie Foster for Silence of the Lambs; Ladd lost best supporting actress to Mercedes Ruehl for The Fisher King.) Meanwhile, her father, Bruce Dern, has been nominated twice—in 1979, for best supporting actor for Coming Home, and in 2014 for best actor for Nebraska—but has never won. With her Oscar win tonight, Dern becomes the first in her acting family to come home with a gold statuette. It looks like we’re going to be wearing cloth face masks for a while, which is all the more reason to find one that you like. The CDC has been recommending that people wear masks when going out in public for weeks. And yesterday Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an order that New Yorkers must wear masks in public places where social distancing six feet is not possible. (Cuomo specified that people would not be jailed for not wearing a mask, but fines could be issued.) Similar orders have been issued in New Jersey and Puerto Rico, but wearing a fabric mask as a civilian is now common sense, provided you can afford and access one. So for the foreseeable future, we’ll be wearing masks to the grocery store, on walks and runs, and maybe even after the crisis abates. Given the prevalence of mask selfies, it’s likely that masks will start to become fashion items, rather than merely functional. There’s starting to be this moment in time where the rest of the world is finally catching up and realizing that Asian-Americans are an audience that should be actively served and not overlooked. That we not only have buying power, but we have an influence on culture and how other people spend their dollars,” says Vanessa. “It is exactly why we built this brand. This audience deserves an intentional brand that’s going to do our damn best to do right by them. And so, that’s where we’re coming from.” This fall, Omsom is planning to expand its offerings into the East Asian food market, with a roll-out of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese-focused starter kits. Since launching, Omsom has sold out twice, the first within 72 hours and again in June. Omsom just restocked their popular sampler pack on Monday. Hint: shop it below before it sells out again. This recipe is inspired by courgettes avec des arachides (French for ‘zucchini with peanuts’), a classic dish from the north-central African country Chad,” says chef Bryant Terry of his oven-roasted zucchini recipe, a simple dish dressed up with the addition of collard-peanut pesto. Perfect to bring to any socially-distanced barbecues this summer, it’s just one of many innovative vegan offerings found in Terry’s new cookbook, Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes. Over the past few years, veganism has moved from a lifestyle choice firmly into the mainstream: in 2019, The Economist reported a quarter of 25 to 34-year-olds were either vegan or vegetarian. Disney World has over 400 plant-based menu options, and Burger King now serves the Impossible Whopper. Vegetable Kingdom, with its recipes heralding everything from peas to summer squashes to spinach, further cements the role of vegetables no longer as just the side dish, but as the main affair, too. Yet, Vegetable Kingdom also champions a rich variety of global cuisines: Terry, the chef-in-residence at San Francisco’s MoAD, emphasizes ingredients and cooking styles of the African diaspora, whereas his wife, Jidian Terry Koon, does so with a variety of Asian flavors, from Chinese to Vietnamese. Kingdom reflects those culinary cultures, and many more—Terry notes that fennel, a hearty Mediterranean vegetable, sparked the inspiration for this book. Make the pesto: In a food processor, combine the collards, peanuts, miso, and garlic and blend until it forms a chunky paste. While the food processor is running, slowly pour in the olive oil through the feed tube, adding more if needed to reach your desired consistency. Season with salt, pepper, and additional lemon juice to taste. 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