Wednesday, July 20, 2016

How to Cook L.A.’s Best Dishes At Home (No Talent Required)

Nothing tastes as good as a home cooked meal - unless you're one of of the kitchen-challenged among us, in which case most things probably taste better and you eat out a lot.

We get it and recently tried SaltedEats, a new food delivery service that's perfect for the restaurant obsessed. Salted has partnered with some of L.A.'s top chefs and restaurants (think Bestia, Stella Barra, Eveleigh) to deliver recipes inspired by their best dishes - plus all the ingredients needed to quickly whip them up! The experience is like a private, on-demand cooking class you can take wearing sweatpants and a face mask, slash a top-ranked restaurant reservation that you can enjoy without crosstown traffic trauma. Win, win, win.

Salted is a video-based online cooking school that features some of the top culinary innovators across the country. Their SaltedEats deliveries match up with step-by-step video tutorials; even if you've never cracked an egg in your life, you'll know exactly what the process should (and shouldn't) look like from start to finish which we love.

We're giving away one SaltedEats experience below. This week's delivery recipes include a healthy seared yellowtail salad from Malibu Farm and Sotto's date-night-ready ricotta gnocchi with sage. But, for our giveaway, we're jumping ahead and sharing a recipe from dreamy Eastside french bistro, Canelé (available for delivery on August 4th). Get the recipe, grab our SaltedEats exclusive discount code for TCM readers below and enter to win a full month of free deliveries! [olists num=2][olists num=1]

Enter to win a month of deliveries!
We're giving one reader a month's worth of SaltedEats deliveries! Enter for the chance to win by leaving us your email in the entry box below. Good luck!


One winner will be announced in the comments below and be contacted by email. Open to continental U.S. residents only. Giveaway closes July 27 at 5pm PST.  By entering your email you agree to receive email communication from The Chalkboard and Salted. 

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