How La Copine's founders left L.A. to build a culinary 'oasis' in the desert
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How La Copine's founders left L.A. to build a culinary 'oasis' in the desert
""We've given you all the tools that we know, and we haven't left anything out," said chef-owner Nikki Hill."
"Together with co-author and former L.A. Times cooking columnist Ben Mims, they've compiled the recipes for some of their seasonal restaurant's most popular items: English muffins with date jam, fried chicken with pickled green tomatoes and spicy honey, coconut rice pudding with citrus and fennel-spiced pepitas, and lemon polenta cake."
La Copine, located in Yucca Valley, has become a popular destination for both locals and visitors, including celebrities. The founders transitioned from urban life in Los Angeles to the desert, focusing on community engagement. A new cookbook titled "La Copine: New California Cooking from an Oasis in the Desert" will be released on April 28, featuring recipes that highlight local ingredients. The cookbook includes popular dishes from the restaurant's seasonal menu, showcasing the culinary talents of the founders and their commitment to sharing their cooking philosophy.
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