There's an air of happy expectancy settling in among our fruit trees. Or maybe it's just an air of happy expectancy around Chris and me. Lemons, pomelos, grapefruit, naartijies, kumquats, oranges, ...
Marcel Vigneron (right) deconstructs food with Jarrid Masse in Marcel's Quantum Kitchen. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Heart-shaped cookies sweeten Valentine's Day. (Isabella Vosmikova/Syfy)An egg dish sits in a nest of crusted potatoes. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Chef's assistant Robyn Wilson made these scrolls from thinly sliced apples. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Appetizers will enliven a wildlife-themed party. (Evans Vestal Ward/Syfy)Peanut-butter-and-jelly gets…
Desperately Seeking Paul Bocuse a gastronomic tour of Lyon The grand old man of French cuisine, already feted as Chef of the Century - the 20th Century that is - is still going strong at the age ...
In case you have been wondering why I have been so quiet… I was gone for a couple of days with a friend to Spain. She and her husband bought a little villa at the Costa Blanca and I spend a couple of days there enjoying the sunshine. Imagine how hard it is to be...Read More »
These pretty popsicles get layers of color and flavor from hibiscus honeyed rhubarb puree and vanilla maple yogurt. Tart and refreshing, and adapted from The 52 New Foods Challenge by Jennifer Tyler Lee.
Paris, London, Rome…the big cities require no introductions. But have you heard of the foodie haven of Tremolat, France or the pristine Alpine hamlet of Binn, Switzerland? Well....I'm not here to knock big city travel, hey, NYC is one of my favorite places to visit. But in our travels, we've discovered that some of our favorite places have also been the most divine smallest of towns. Locals are laid back, friendlier and more tolerant of travelers. You really get to experience the true backbone of a country when you take the road less traveled. Here are just a few advantages to small town travel.
As the years tick on in life you begin to realize the importance of spending time with family and friends. Throwing a last minute party together can be easy to do if you just concentrate on a few important things leaving you less stressed and with more energy for the actual party itself!
It’s almost Thanksgiving, which means holiday parties are being planned as we speak. I can’t be the only one that loves hosting parties, but not the chaos that can be a big part of it all. Not to mention the mess that needs to be cleaned up afterwords. Makes me tired just thinking about it. I’d rather be focused on friends, family and the raw joy of the season. I’ve brainstormed some really easy ideas using SOLO® products for creating a memorable get together without all the stress! Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it?
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