Jamila Robinson on Leading Bon Appétit, Picking 50 Best, and the Case Against Anonymous Critics
2025-12-15 · 48 min · 8 entities
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This week on The Chef’s Cut, Adrienne and Joe are joined by one of the most important figures in American food media: Jamila Robinson, editor-in-chief of Bon Appétit and Epicurious. Together, they offer a behind-the-scenes look at food criticism. What does it take to get noticed by a major publication like Bon Appétit? How much testing goes into their recipes? And how does Jamila go about helping to pick the 50 Best for North America? Plus, we discuss:
Should critics remain anonymous anymore?
The Restaurant PR Myth: How important are publicists in the food world?
The difference between a Michelin Star restaurant and a local favorite
Food and recipes as a form of storytelling
Cultural trends in cuisine
Turn and Burn: Is Caribbean food the next big thing?
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