Last week in the kitchen I observed a lunch of Sean’s that left me with two thoughts: color and inspiration. His food definitely has that visual appeal (as you’ve noticed in the photos). Which lead me to ask him where … Continue reading
I recently made a trip to Oregon. I had the best time and when it wasn’t pouring I was able to snap some photos and rain or shine taste some famous Willamette Valley Pinot Noirs. Experiences I look forward to … Continue reading
A couple weeks ago I ate at the tastiest restaurant. Ever. Upon recommendation of a few friends, I headed to the Ferry Building in San Francisco. It was Saturday and the building itself was surrounded by a sea of farmers … Continue reading
This Monday I offer you some more lovely food photos. A couple weekends ago I had the opportunity to walk through the Larkspur farmers’ market. And wow, this is the fanciest one I think I’ve ever been to. This town … Continue reading
Continuing my series of getting to observe and learn in Sean’s kitchen at Simi Winery, I went to the kitchen this past week for a dinner: dinner for seventeen wine-industry guests. The Menu: Roasted salmon chowder Grilled lamb loin with … Continue reading
On Friday I drove down to Santa Rosa to get an iphone bit for my cousin who was visiting and then gas for my car before speeding back to Simi Winery and Sean’s kitchen. They noted my tardiness, but welcomed … Continue reading
Oh what a day. So happy right now that I want to share my morning with you. After a brisk walk for fresh air on this crisp winter morning, I headed into the Simi kitchen – Sean’s kitchen – to … Continue reading
On my trip to Sacramento I got to do a little sight seeing: walking around the capital building and surrounding park. I’m tempted to make postcards out of the photos with palm trees. Until then, enjoy these digital copies and … Continue reading
From Elko, NV to Antioch, CA the landscape (and elevation) changed dramatically. First it was more of what I’d been seeing for the last week – small towns, hundreds of miles apart, and wide open spaces. I listened to NPR … Continue reading
From Jackson, I was off on my own to make the rest of the trip to California. From there to my next destination at friends’ in Antioch, it was about a 16 hour trip. I could’ve pushed through, but instead, … Continue reading