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Fair Trade Baking Ingredients Forum at CIA at Greystone on Oct 6
Tracking down and understanding Fair Trade baking ingredients is a challenge for many commercial and cottage industry bakers. This forum at the CIA in Napa for food professionals and enthusiasts will address issue with a line up including author Kelsey Timmerman (Where am I Eating?, Where am I Wearing?), celebrity chef Malika Ameen (Top Chef: Just Desserts), and food consultant extraordinaire Clark Wolf. Master of ceremonies, Clark Wolf, will guide the conversation around the Fair Trade dilemma. After an introduction to the topic from Fair Trade USA, a grower will be Skyped/videoed to illustrate what Fair Trade has meant to them. Kelsey Timmerman will relate his adventures tracking down where…
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Now this is what a knish should taste like: layers of delicate pastry with a light potato center. #Heaven is at @20thCenturyCafe with @AmyMachnak.
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The ultra talented pastry chef #MichellePolzine and one of masterworks: The Russian Honey Layer Cake @20thCenturyCafe. Enjoyed with @Amymachnak.
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Cochon 555’s Heritage BBQ Cooks in Memphis, Louisville & St. Louis
Do you love great BBQ like we do? From Korean to Asado, Japanese to American, today’s gastrognomes love globally-influenced BBQ. The folks behind Cochon 555 launched a Heritage BBQ series to feature some of the hottest talents in the kitchen and heritage breed meats, cooked over hardwood, charcoal and smoke. The BBQ series is traveling to BBQ hot spots St. Louis (Aug 25), Memphis (Aug 30) and Louisville (Sept 8th). If you have ever been to a COCHON 555 event like we have, its all about a ton of top notch heritage meats, tasty drinks and community. The Heritage BBQ series was started in 2012 in an effort to bridge…
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Craft Brewery Tours, Tastings & Classes in San Francisco – Updated with New Breweries Opening this Fall
We’re in a golden age for craft beer in San Francisco Bay Area –and many of our established and new brewers are leading the way to inspire a national passion for artisan craft beers – be they kegged, bottled, growlered or casked. There’s so many ways to learn about beer around here — so get out and take a tour, visit one of the 25+ new breweries opening this fall, take a class or get a home brewing kit. We’d love to know if you have any favorite breweries or classes, or tours you think Epicurators should know about. Cheers! / Laiko NEW BREWERIES Eater SF mapped out the 27…
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Double Valhrona Chocolate Birthday Cake.
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Macarons at Bouchon Bakery – When in Wine Country…
The two-person-deep line at Bouchon Bakery steadily streamed through the door one recent foggy-then-sunny morning in Yountville: It’s the almond chocolate croissants. The bread. No, it’s the macarons. Say yes to all…and make Bouchon Bakery your destination for epicuring bliss. Who eats 25,000 macarons every month? After an incredible Sunday brunch at Bouchon Bistro, Laiko and I were lucky to get a peek behind the scenes at the bakery courtesy of Manager Krzysztof Pawlik. He explained that in this very contained space, the relatively small bakery team makes about 25,000 large macarons per month (they’re about the size of a moon pie). And they’re all made by hand (so far…
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Last call: smokey black pastilla pepper chicken by @FlourandWaterSf @ThomasMcNaughton @Cochon555 #HeritageFire
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Fire roasted squab from Baz @fifthfloorrestaurant @Cochon555 #heritagefire
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@FrenchLaundry oyster with banyuls and smoked onions @Cochon555 #HeritageFire
