It was a bright cold, crisp November morning in Seattle when I joined Jerry Baxter at his soup stand, Got Soup? at the University District’s Farmers Market. Jerry came to Seattle by way of New York and New Jersey—he even …
Yup we are steadily moving headlong into Fall. It’s obvious when you wake up and the skies are still darkened, you can see your breath, and the sun hangs low in my rear-view mirror on my way to work and …
We don’t get out much. I mean, we do, separately, and with our three kids, but not so much alone, together. So when the chance came up to visit the Farmhouse we jumped, and got a babysitter. It’s freezing up …
Posole is a pork stew with hominy. It is different than the chicken tortilla soup I shared before. It is a perfect stew to put on when the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are dropping. Here is my …
When I get delivery, it’s usually pizza or Thai food. But that might have to change, now that I know that there is a soup delivery service in DC that serves not only delicious soup, but vegan, healthful (meaning you …
What’s not to love about “MAKE ME Soup” cookbook. There are 55 recipes for soup alone and to make it a little more interesting they throw in a chapter on toppings for soup like chunky croutons, crisp herbs and …
Tucked away in the pristine landscape and unsurpassed beauty of San Juan Island is a favorite Northwest dining destination, Duck Soup Inn. Chef and Owner, Gretchen Allison, celebrates the finest in Northwest cuisine using homegrown and locally sourced ingredients with …
Ramen. A staple of Japanese cuisine. Noodles in a broth. It’s all the same, right? Some ramen in Los Angeles would make an American like me think that’s the case. But then I took myself to West Los Angeles …
Prince Street in NYC’s SoHo is packed full of endless treasures that are tucked away behind the grandiose marquees. Greek Yogurt Guru Chobani dominates this busy corner at 152 Prince Street, establishing a bustling brick and mortar storefront. Chobani SoHo Cafe …
Growing up in Shreveport, Louisiana, chef and owner of epicerie Sarah McIntosh had always loved blues and soul music, LSU football, and particularly, the culture of food in the southern and Cajun cuisine-rich state. Her family was very much food-oriented …
