Emily Monaco

Emily Monaco is an American writer based in Paris. She loves tasting new cheeses and boring people with facts about 19th century French literary icons. Her work has previously appeared in EatingWell Magazine, Atlas Obscura, the BBC and others.

All Articles From Emily Monaco

We Have the Recipe for Fiorella’s Next-Level Italian Hot Chicken Wings

With Point Reyes blue cheese for those tasty local vibes

A Look Inside the Curing Room at America's Finest Salumeria

Chef Chris Thompson breaks down the process behind his immaculate cured meats

How Jaleo Makes Patatas Bravas, The Essential Spanish Side Dish

Chef Ramón Martínez has been working alongside José Andrés for 15 years. Today, he spills some of the legend’s secrets.

How to Make the Most Decadent Burger in DC

Foie gras, blueberry jam and gruyere all come together in the Duck Duck Goose Burger

It’s Time to Make Cacio e Pepe Balls, DC’s Most Indulgent Appetizer

The Red Hen's cacio e pepe arancini balls elevate a beloved dish to a very gooey next level

The 9 DC Restaurants We Loved Most in 2021

A salute to the survivors of an impossible time

Six Chez Panisse Alums Reflect on the Job of a Lifetime

America's most storied restaurant is 50. Here's the best advice six all-world toques received while working there.

Here’s Why Blue Crab Has Disappeared From Menus Around DC

And whether we’ll see this Chesapeake stalwart back any time soon

The 5 Best DC Restaurants That Opened This Fall

Forty-layer short rib lasagna, anyone?

One DC Chef’s 5-Star S’Mores Recipe Starts at Home Depot

Bourbon Steak isn’t known for desserts. But their take on a fireside favorite is unrivaled.

The Unusual Fruit That’s Growing on Your DC Commute

It’s pawpaw season. Here’s where to eat them — on your own or in a restaurant.

Where the Washington Ballet’s Andile Ndlovu Finds Inspiration in DC

The veteran dancer shares his favorite cultural hubs around the District

A Beard-Nominated Chicago Chef on How Not to Hate Beets

‘You don’t hate beets — you just didn’t know you liked them!’