Tuesday, January 20, 2015

What in the World-Eats??

What in the World-Eats??

























We are excited to announce the creation
of a new online publication from World-Eats! W-E Digest is a quarterly
publication focusing on a single theme using a variety of media, from long form
writings, images, video, and link reconnaissance. We are seeking submissions
for our Swimming with the Fish issue -- have a fish story? More info at: http://bit.ly/14q7KlC Contact:
submissions@world-eats.org

Thursday, October 23, 2014

We'll Always Have Paris

We'll Always Have Paris

























‘…why oh why do I love
Paris?”  It’s never the same, but it’s
still Paris, and did we have some fun.

Saturday, October 11, 2014

You say Vermouth, I say Vermut

You say Vermouth, I say Vermut

























You Say Vermouth, I Say Vermut:  Aroma Cucina

A vermouth cocktail well made is a thing of beauty.  I highly recommend going to Barcelona and San
Sebastain to be initiated, but you can make it yourself at home.  Here’s how.

Saturday, September 27, 2014

Secrets and Seduction in San Sebastian!

Secrets and Seduction in San Sebastian!























Secrets & Seduction in San Sebastian! - Aroma Cucina

A belated birthday Basque bash for my bride. Was she
surprised?  Nah.

Monday, September 22, 2014

Be Careful What You Wish For

Be Careful What You Wish For

























Be Careful What You Wish For: Aroma Cucina
As it turns out, celebrity chefdom isn’t reality. Here’s
what chef Chris Cosentino regrettably experienced with his foray into reality
TV (as shared at #MAD4 ).

Friday, September 12, 2014

Grappa Grab: Cooking with Grappa

Grappa Grab: Cooking with Grappa

























Grappa Grab: Cooking with Grappa – Aroma Cucina
Go ahead, be brave. Cook w/ grappa! Here’s 2 great recipes:
Drunken Quail & Intoxicated Mushrooms. 
Try ‘em both…Hiccup.

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Learn to love Ugly Fruit

Learn to love Ugly Fruit

























Learn to Love Ugly Fruit: Aroma Cucina
Uniformity of size/shape = 50%less yield.
Not a good equation if your aim is to reduce waste. 
Diversity of size/shape = natural bountiful beauty, and no
waste.
Better.