San Francisco Book Event: This Tuesday, Aug 30th

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This Tuesday night, from 6 to 7pm, I’ll be at Omnivore Books in San Francisco signing books.

If you’re in town, stop by and say hi!
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Omnivore Books
3885a Cesar Chavez
San Francisco, CA
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Although not necessary, you’re welcome to RSVP at the Facebook page for the event. If you are unable to make the event, or live elsewhere, you can order a book from Omnivore to be sent or saved for you.

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11 comments

    • Sri

    David – I live a few blocks from the bookstore and am so excited to see that you’re going to be here! I’m a huge fan and spent my month in Paris by religiously following all your recommendations! Really hope to meet you!

    • Elizabeth

    Any chance you’ll be stopping by LA while you’re in California? Would love a chance to go to a signing but I’m in southern CA…it’s just a short 6-hour drive away!

    • Daisy

    I second Elizabeth’s request. Please come to LA!!

    • Enriqueta Lemoine-Massie

    We love you David! You have tons of fans in SoCal! Let’s us know when are you coming!

    • Jim

    In my next life I want to be exactly like you!!!
    P.S. Relax, I am not a stalker….just someone who appreciates what you do.
    Jim

    • Marina F.

    Yay! David! I’ll see tomorrow =)

    • Magpies Recipes

    Was so awesome to meet you David! You are even funnier in person! Loved how you thought the kudampuli ( kokum) was marijuana :D

    It’s like tamarind, the souring agent used in many South Indian and Maharastrian or Konkani food though its the dried peel from a different fruit.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garcinia_indica

    Here is a popular summer drink called sol kadhi:
    http://showmethecurry.com/beverages/sol-kadi-an-exotic-indian-drink-recipe.html

    It is also used in a lot of fish curries in Kerala cuisine. Can send you some recipes if you’d like!
    The other stuff in the spice bag was garam masala spice mix and cardamom that my uncle grows in Kerala and my grandmom grew and sundried the kokum :) They should stay good for months, hope you get to use and enjoy them :)

    • Linda

    I’m about 4 hours, as the crow flies, northeast of there, in a national forest. Am unable to attend your booksigning, darnit. So near and yet so far away. And today, I missed our farmers’ market. Should you feel like coming up this way, I’m not hard to find. Let me know at my blog and I’ll get back with you.

    • Jessica L

    AH! Now I really regret not going back to San Francisco this summer. I guess I’ll just have to bake some chocolate cake from The Sweet Life in Paris tonight for comfort.

    • Lauren

    Hi David, love your blog! I recently made your French chocolate macarons with the chocolate-fruit filling and they made a gorgeous hostess gift. I hope you don’t mind, but I took some liberties with the filling, replacing the prunes and cognac with cherries and amaretto in one case, and white chocolate, mango, elderflower liquor, and a splash of Cointreau. I posted about the results on my blog- if you get a chance to check it out, I would be delighted! They were a big hit, thank you!!

    http://www.breakfaste.com/2011/09/cookie-gifts.html

    • DJ!

    You know what’s funny about this? Well you see I’m a pretty big fan of yours. I have your books and read your blog all of the time. I decided to spend a month in Paris (I’m from the east bay) and guess who goes to San Francisco for a book signing, YOU! Of course I missed it. Paris is awesome and unfortunately it’s time for me to go home in a few days. Thanks for all of the great tips, it’s helped me out while in Paris.

A

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