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Emily Simon

Emily Simon

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Journalist, Family Style

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Total articles 25

  • Good for the Gut

    By Ann Binlot Verified, Emily Simon Verified, Meka Boyle Verified| Family Style Verified Everyone knows salad is good for you—but beyond nutrient rich vegetables and leafy greens, the health-food favorite was once considered to be medicinal. Claudia Keep’s vinaigrette recipe keeps this tradition alive. In the fourth to fifth century, Roman legions didn’t just think of salad dressing as a way to add flavor to lettuce; they mixed apple cider vinegar, Dijon mustard, and plenty of garlic to combat harmful bacteria encountered during their conquests.

    By Ann Binlot Verified, Emily Simon Verified, Meka Boyle Verified · Family Style

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • The Final Frontier

    By Emily Simon Verified, Alisha Wexler| Family Style Verified A sea of dusty brown hills and dry brush make up California’s Coachella Valley. This auburn landscape is the backdrop for Desert X, an international, site-specific exhibition organized by the Dessert Biennial, which runs from March 8 to May 11, 2025.

    By Emily Simon Verified, Alisha Wexler · Family Style

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • Good for the Gut

    By Ann Binlot Verified, Emily Simon Verified, Meka Boyle Verified| Family Style Verified Everyone knows salad is good for you—but beyond nutrient rich vegetables and leafy greens, the health-food favorite was once considered to be medicinal. Claudia Keep’s vinaigrette recipe keeps this tradition alive. In the fourth to fifth century, Roman legions didn’t just think of salad dressing as a way to add flavor to lettuce; they mixed apple cider vinegar, Dijon mustard, and plenty of garlic to combat harmful bacteria encountered during their conquests.

    By Ann Binlot Verified, Emily Simon Verified, Meka Boyle Verified · Family Style

    Feb. 27, 2025

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Family Style

Family Style is a unique media organization at the intersection of food and culture. The eponymous magazine is a fantasy dinner party in the form of an arts & style quarterly journal, while its Supper Club is a series of one-night-only sensorial dinners that traverse the globe following the cultural calendar. Family Style's diverse array of social and newsletter-first digital franchises continue to examine culture through cuisine via one-of–a-kind original content.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Founded: 2023