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About: Abigail Wick

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Interested in glamor and good food? San Francisco-based writer and editor Abigail Wick is the creator of Eating with Abs, a cool resource that encourages innovative, intuitive, plant-based meals. It’s about DIY sophistication and culinary art on a budget. You're invited!
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Ode to Gluten.

by on May 17, 2011

Food writer Abigail Wick offers a rowdy, rousing defense of gluten, in the form of whole- and multi-grain bread crafted in the famous German baking-style.

EJ Columnists Abigail & Rachel Get Hella-Crunk & Super-Sexy in the Kitchen.

by on Apr 22, 2011

It’s so sexy to eat your kale and collard greens. In this Eating with Abs cooking show, Elephant Journal columnists Abigail Wick and Rachel Znerold prepare a scrumptious, lovely Panzanella Tuscan salad. It’s vegan. It’s slow foods. It’s absolutely right.

To a Mountain in Tibet | Talk by Author Colin Thubron Hosted by Jewish Community Center SF

by on Feb 25, 2011

New York Times bestselling author Colin Thubron’s To a Mountain in Tibet is his most personal book. An account of his journey to Kailas, the holiest mountain on earth, the book—and its attendant trek—was triggered by reflection and grief, after the death of his mother, the last remaining member of his family. Traveling by foot [...]

Eating with Abs | Veg Cooking Show Video

by on Feb 7, 2011

Food is social, personal, political, and sensual. Food brings people together for a common purpose, bolsters local economies, sustains small farms, transforms bodies, and nurtures culture.

Glass is Greener.

by on Oct 14, 2010

As much as possible, I maintain a disposable- and paper-free kitchen. It’s mindless to clean counter tops with paper towels; it amounts to nothing more than throwing trees in the kitchen trash. Instead, I use a dish cloth that I wring out and dry on the clothesline. Lately, I’m also feeling a sense of urgency [...]

Urban Reforestation: Arbor Activism for City Folk.

by on Aug 15, 2010

What can metropolitan-dwelling environmentalists do to green their concrete jungles? Directly participating in the transformation of your neighborhood is easier than you might think.

Litt and Ledesma Mad Love.

by on May 25, 2010

Texan-born and based, Austin residents Mike Litt and Chris Ledesma are transforming the Lone Star State with their progressive panache and sucker-free soirees.


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