Local News Cook up spicy, sweet, crispy pig ears Todd Woods, executive chef at Oak Steakhouse, shows Lena Tillett how to make crispy pig ears.

That’s what I thought when I noticed pig ears popping up on the menus of local restaurants and as an appetizer at farm dinners, such as the one Chef Hosea Rosenberg will prepare this week at Isabelle ...

I promise you this isn’t a story about dog treats. If you’ve been dining out at some of L.A.’s hippest chef-driven restaurants lately, you might have noticed a recurring ingredient on the menu. Pig ...

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We’re going behind the scenes and getting up close and personal with some of the Valley’s favorite chefs, learning what it takes to make one of their best-known dishes. Welcome to The Trail. It’s ...

Note: This recipe requires a pressure cooker able to cook at 15 PSI (pounds per square inch) as well as a terrine mold and a piece of cardboard cut to fit the dimensions of the top of the terrine. Pig ...