Fanny Singer's stories and recipes, 'Always Home,' show life growing up in the orbit of her mother, farm-to-table chef Alice Waters.
“Always Home” author Fanny Singer and chef Alice Waters join the book club’s April 21 virtual event.
Singer lived an unusual childhood, to say the least, surrounded by fine food, fine wine, and adults who loved plenty of both, as she recalls inHer cradle was an oversized salad bowl in the kitchen of Chez Panisse, her mother’s landmark farm-to-table restaurant, and Singer herself found a measure of fame at an early age when she was featured as the central character in the children’s bookThere were summers in Provence, birthday parties in the Marin County enclave of Bolinas and cellar tastings...
Even now, with her world diminished to a small radius around the Berkeley home, Singer says she feels incredibly lucky about where she finds herself. Still, there was a period of near-panic a few weeks ago when it was becoming clear that life was about to change radically. For Singer, the growing uncertainty meant it was time to buy lots of green vegetables, which she blanched and stacked in the freezer for the coming lockdown. “Because I can’t live without vegetables — it makes me crazy.”
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