# Tamara Murphy
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tamara murphy is an American chef who owns and runs the restaurant Terra Plata in Seattle. In 1995, she won the James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii.
== Career ==
After working in several New York City based restaurants, tamara murphy moved to Seattle.
Ladies of Modern Jazz - August 20
With Dave Anthony
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"Brunoise Tarragon" or "Herpes in a good way!" With Chef Tamara Murphy of Terra Plata and Chef Shaun McCrain of Copine
Chef Tamara reveals if Burning Beast will ever make a return. We almost talk about The Bear, we address the "Incident" with James from Watson's Counter. Late night food is back in Seattle aka Eat in the ID! Blackberry bushes and resilience. Dave almost assaults an already crippled man with a shovel…
Topgolf, tip tax, Tamara Murphy
Topgolf may be spun off from its relatively new owner. The two presidential candidates appear to be aligned on the topic of taxing tips. And Seattle is mourning the loss of yet another respected chef.
The Hot Stove Society: Honoring Chef Tamara Murphy
Celebrate Chef Tamara Murphy’s life and legacy with reflections and stories // Welcome Brian Clevenger, Executive Chef and owner of General Harvest Restaurants // Talk about Pete Wells’ final column in the New York Times as a restaurant critic reflecting on the changes in the dining world over his …
managing burnout, how to take a vacation, and other workplace tips with Amber Simonsen
We're bringing back some great workplace advice by republishing one of the most downloaded episodes of the weekly, featuring Amber Simonsen - Founder of A Better 40 and Director of Passenger Service Systems Integration for Alaska Airlines.
About guest Amber Simonsen - Commercial Portfolio Director…
Nadeng's song - a lullaby in cycles
I listened to this beautiful excerpt of Nadeng singing to her child and the sonic presence of children and a baby. I grew increasingly attached to their voices and carefully traced their audible responses to each other. I read about the context of this recording – mother to child, mother to child…
The Journo And The Muso Episode 4 - Unsung Aussies
We make awesome music and musicians in Australia, yet it seems to get constantly drowned out by the footy scores. Nikki and I go through some of our favourite Aussie musos that don’t get half the kudos that they deserve and Georgie makes the mistake of coming home in time to get a microphone thrown…
Tamara’s Golden Era Storytelling
Tamara Kuldin chatted about her love of the romance and sophistication of the songs from the Golden Era of song when she was guest on Bent Notes, and how those songs told great stories. Tamara referred to the ability as a performer to really tell great stories by inahbiting a great song, and the i…
Tamara’s Golden Era Storytelling
Tamara Kuldin chatted about her love of the romance and sophistication of the songs from the Golden Era of song when she was guest on Bent Notes, and how those songs told great stories. Tamara referred to the ability as a performer to really tell great stories by inahbiting a great song, and the i…
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