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Margy Rochlin

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A Tale of Two Cities and One Costume Designer

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By Margy Rochlin
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The starting point of every job for costume designer Nina Ayres is exhaustive research, which includes collecting key details from websites, museums and experts on the given era. But securing fashion authenticity was unexpectedly challenging on the MGM+ and BBC adaptation of Charles Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities.
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It's creamy. It's got oomph. The versatile yellow bean from Peru that Mexican and Italian cooks love

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By Margy Rochlin
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When Pizzana’s Daniele Uditi opened Lele Dinner Club, the pop-up supper series he held in a West Adams warehouse last year, one standout dish — “the crowning glory,” as restaurant critic Jenn Harris put it — was a wonderfully thick pasta e fagioli, ladled out to each diner from a gigantic clay pot.
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It's creamy. It's got oomph. The versatile yellow bean from Peru that Mexican and Italian cooks love Original

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By Margy Rochlin
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Margy Rochlin Thu, September 3, 2026 at 12:05 PM UTC 6 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Beans with oomph. Pizzana chef Daniele Uditi says pale yellow Peruano beans have sweetness and depth of flavor. .
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