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I know what you are thinking: What could possibly be said that’s new about wine and pizza? There’s nothing to it. Just pick some fresh Italian red wine, not too expensive, like Barbera d’Alba or Dolcetto di Dogliani, and be done with it.
Wallet a bit light? Spring is a perfect time of year for bargain hunting.
Roasted potatoes, fresh asparagus and garlic mint lamb are a perfect combination for this time of year.
To make the most of tender spring vegetables, it’s important to use a gentle touch at the stove.
It’s easy to forget about asparagus’ seasonality because it’s available year-round. But local asparagus has a freshness unlike that available in November. There is nothing better than seeing the first piles of these beautiful vegetables at the local market.
Now that the weather is finally starting to cooperate, here are a few burger-making tips – and some delicious recipes – to coincide with the start of grilling season.
Wade Wolfe has influenced the direction of the Washington wine industry more than most people realize.
Nuts often get a bad rap because of their high fat content. But the fat in most nuts is the healthful unsaturated variety.
Fannie Merritt Farmer was an influential New England cooking teacher with a flair for marketing and promotion whose 1896 “The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book” and myriad subsequent editions have made her a household name for more than a century.
Fresh, flavor-packed tomatoes and basil blend to make this red pesto sauce, a tasty variation on a traditional pesto. It retains its vibrant flavors, because it’s not cooked — relying on the heat of the cooked spaghetti. My Italian friend, Ugo, mentioned that he made this sauce for his family and they raved about it. I’ve adapted his recipe for this quick dinner.
Here’s to life handing you lemons — lots of them.
Lately, chefs have been infusing casseroles, those lovingly baked one-dish dinners, with modern flair by adding fresh herbs, exotic spices and local cheeses. But that doesn’t mean you have to toss your canned soups just yet.
I’m a baker, so it’s no surprise that waffles are my preferred breakfast food. After all, they’re baked on the countertop and contain my favorite ingredients: eggs, butter, flour and sugar.
There’s only one thing better than a good book, and that’s reading it with good coffee and yummy pastries. And even though it’s been feeling like spring in the South Sound, you know we can still be guaranteed plenty of cool rainy days where a hot drink and a long book sounds appealing.
Our recent blind tasting of 147 Northwest syrahs proved the Walla Walla Valley is a great place to grow and make syrah. But great syrah is not confined to that region of the Northwest.
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