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Oakland!! We are BACK BABY 🎉🎉🎉 On September 7 from 7 to 9pm, we are partying with @temescalbeer ! Come celebrate Oakland Pride weekend with us 🌈

Happy tuesday y’all! The @beardfoundation pics keep on coming...we can’t get enough. Check out our NYC highlight to see more 😉

August 4, 1805: on this day in queer history, Danish singer, actor, storyteller, and playwright Hans Christian Anderson was born. Hans is best known for his fairytale, The Story of the Little Mermaid, written in 1837. He wrote the story upon hearing of the marriage of his love, Edvard Collin. In a letter to Collin, he confessed, "I languish for you as for a pretty Calabrian wench...my sentiments for you are those of a woman. The femininity of my nature and our friendship must remain a mystery." We can't wait to see Halle (@chloexhalle) in the 2020 remake, a story much different form the original manuscript of The Little Mermaid in which Hans describes himself as a mermaid who loses her prince to another woman. She eventually becomes so saddened that she turns into sea foam. Hans also wrote such stories as Thumbelina, The Ugly Duckling, and The Princess and the Pea. 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈 "He now felt glad at having suffered sorrow and trouble because it enabled him to enjoy so much better all the pleasure and happiness around him" (The Ugly Duckling, 1843).
Photo: Andy Warhol's Hans Christian Anderson series, 1987

There’s no wrong way to Saturday night. 😂

Our badass, queer asf chefs from last night’s @beardfoundation event!! Thank you so much to James Beard for hosting us, and to our incredible, world changing chefs for doin what they do. And thank YOU QSN fam for showing up, eating, and helping us honor these beautiful people! 💖💖💖

Our first ever Minneapolis QSN KILLED!!! Twin Cities, you fucking rock. It's only been a week, and we can't stop thinking about you 😚 Go to our MPLS highlight to see more event pics!
📸 Kristen Stoeckeler

In other news, our @beardfoundation event is TOMORROW!! If you haven't snatched up a ticket yet, GET YOU SOME. We can't wait to see y'all at the James Beard House, 7-9pm!

Our @beardfoundation event is in 5 DAYS!! Make sure to snap up the last of our tickets on our website (link in bio)!! Also; new Oakland and St. Louis pics are up! Just head over to our page and tap the highlights to see CUTE event pics 💖

#Repost @supperwithmichelle
This Matzo Ball soup a la Mexicana (ooooh) looks killer. Matzo ball soup is a staple of Passover, a Jewish holiday celebrating the Exodus, or freeing of Hebrew slaves from Egypt, that ends with a huge meal called Seder. Seder dishes are very symbolic of Jewish history; for example, matzo represents the unleavened bread the Jews ate while fleeing Egypt. As @joan_nathan says, "[Exodus is] really the defining story of Judaism. Everybody in some way can identify with it - Jewish or not." Matzo ball soup helps in forming a loving community around a history of persecution; this soup ties us all together in solidarity, as soup so often does. We love you, and you're doing great!!!! xx

PDX and Oakland: we are coming to you TOMORROW NIGHT! 2 events in one day = extreme west coast queer power 🌈🌈🌈 To our east coast babes, remember to get your tickets to our event with @beardfoundation !! We are only 9 DAYS AWAY from an amazing night of queer cuisine!

QSN Minneapolis/Oakland are both 3 DAYS AWAY!! Also, make sure to get your tickets to our event with @beardfoundation on the 29th! Come through to get fancy with us and honor some amazing queer chefs. Link in bio 👀

#Repost @megdejong.nutrition
Here's a soup we bet you've never heard of: creamy wild nettle soup! Though it has stinging fibers, wild nettle has a long history of uses. Native Americans cooked nettle in spring in the absence of other food plants. German World War I uniforms were made out of nettle fibers due to a shortage of cotton. Today, it is used in such recipes as pesto, polenta, and hortopita (spanakopita with nettle instead of spinach). It has an important place in Austrian and Ecuadorian medicine as well. Fun fact: in the UK, there is a World Nettle Eating Championship. In 2002, an English farmer set the record by eating 76 painful feet of the stinging plant. Thankfully this soup is painless, and detoxifying (a great post-party dish 😉).

PDX!! We had so much fun movie nighting with you last week. Check out more pics by the lovely @studioxiiiphotography on our story!! 💖🍕💖🍕 Also; who got their tickets for our @beardfoundation event on July 29th??? Get you some! (link in bio)

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