Ari Taymor's guest appearances

Ari Taymor

The Stew

New Rules Podcast

The Art Of Travel

Chris Stewart

Ryan Wilson

Jon Bonné

Eddie Huang

Wolfgang Puck

Alton Brown

Jon Yao

Ian Schrager

Miles Thompson

Angela Dimayuga

Ina Garten

Pappy Van Winkle

Alvin Cailan

Pok Pok

Farley Elliott

OwlTail

Ari Taymor initially started out his career as a chef, earning accolades for Alma, an experimental pop-up turned restaurant that propelled his career that earned him Food &amp; Wine’s Best Chef of the Year award and a James Beard nomination. But his journey into the hospitality industry wasn’t a linear one. In this conversation, Ari shares the obstacles he confronted along the way, the lessons he learned, and his pivot from cooking in the grace of good timing. In 2020, Ari stepped down as a chef to pursue a new passion project: a land development project in Zihuatanejo, Mexico that is rethinking tourism and its ecosystems.

<p><strong>Ari Taymor initially started out his career as a chef, earning accolades for Alma, an experimental pop-up turned restaurant that propelled his career that earned him Food &amp; Wine’s Best Chef of the Year award and a James Beard nomination. But his journey into the hospitality industry wasn’t a linear one. In this conversation, Ari shares the obstacles he confronted along the way, the lessons he learned, and his pivot from cooking in the grace of good timing. In 2020, Ari stepped down as a chef to pursue a new passion project: a land development project in Zihuatanejo, Mexico that is rethinking tourism and its ecosystems.</strong></p>

S2E7 - From Culinary Pop-Ups to Building Utopia with Ari Taymor 

This week on The Stew our special guest is Ari Taymor from the restaurant Alma. Jason and Andre chat with him about sourcing fish, weightlifting diets, aging chicken, smoking meats, cooking proteins gently to mimic sousvide, trying to succeed as a small business, farmers market oddities, sustainability, pastry techniques, one food item we can’t live without, and the best thing we ate all week.

Ari Taymor of Alma