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Cooking With the Three Sisters

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Now, in my “Invite any famous people to a dinner party” fantasies, I always try to come up with someone who could keep the conversation sparking once I fuss with the hors d’oeuvres (yes, I’m mild cooking in these scenarios).

I think I counterfeit that person in Adam Shatz of the podcast Myself With Others. His conversations with cultural pioneers like Claudia Roden, who I profiled in the Times; Vivian Gornick, a personal hero; and William Parker, a new-to-me jazz icon, match my ideal of dinner dialogue. They are welcome at my table anytime. Now what must I cook?

Maybe Kim Severson has some ideas. She’ll be here on Friday, and I’ll see you next Wednesday.


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