By garbo, on October 16th, 2010
In this section you will find interesting stories submitted by our Chapter members that will cover their personal adventures on wide ranging topics including the cultivation of herb & vegetable gardens, the jam making process, recipe creation, food styling and photography, Fancy Food Show Conventions, a day in the life of a Bay Area Foodie and . . . → Read More: Our Personal Chef Blog Spot
By dawn, on September 5th, 2011
As I stand at the stove sipping my favorite old vine zinfandel, it occurs to me that the only thing better than enjoying a glass of wine might be the aroma that comes from a delectable dish prepared with it!
Whether using a hearty red wine in a slow roasted Dutch oven creation or a . . . → Read More: Harvest Time! Cooking with Wine!
By garbo, on August 23rd, 2011
Earlier this month Elizabeth Bourget, Kara Lee Falcon and Garbo attended the 20th annual USPCA Conference in Orlando, FL. The classes I attended were quite good. I particularly enjoyed the Food and Wine Pairing Classes and the Food Photography and Styling class taught by Helen Dujardin. Although the conference was lightly attended, our new leader, Larry . . . → Read More: 2011 USPCA CONFERENCE – ORLANDO, FL
By garbo, on August 22nd, 2011
Last month Elizabeth Bourget invited the Chapter to another visit to C.J Olson’s orchards. This time we experienced the Apricot harvest. It was beautiful. What follows is a photo essay or our lovely day together with Deborah Olson.
Apricot Tree
Apricot Harvest
Apricot Pitter Pro
Rustic Apricot Pit Pans
Apricots and Barn Lights
C. J. Olson's . . . → Read More: Another Visit to C.J.Olson Cherries
By dawn, on August 4th, 2011
In the summer garden, zucchini is the gift that keeps on giving! Plant it once and watch it take off! As a child my parents converted the back half of our large backyard to a garden. They composted, tilled and planted and all summer long we enjoyed the bounty! Corn, tomatoes, lettuces, beans and zucchini, zucchini . . . → Read More: Zucchini – End of Summer Bounty!
By dawn, on June 24th, 2011
Wow! What a wonderful trip to this icon of fruit farms in Sunnyvale, California! A group of us visited C.J.Olson Cherries www.cjolsoncherries.com for a tour of their orchard and retail store. We were joined by Kellie an employee of Martha Stewart who has recently moved to San Francisco from New York. Our guide . . . → Read More: A Visit to C.J.Olson Cherries
By dawn, on June 13th, 2011
Salmon is one of my favorite fish to prepare and to enjoy! One of my fondest memories spent with my mom who recently passed was going to the Santa Cruz boardwalk and getting a nice big piece of freshly smoked salmon to share while watching the people fishing on the pier . . . → Read More: Salmon Spells Summer!
By webmaster, on May 21st, 2011
Happy Birthday, Chef Garbo!
Thank you for creating healthy meals for busy people, being our Chapter secretary, and beautiful food styling!
- Posted using BlogPress from . . . → Read More: Happy Birthday, Garbo!
By dawn, on April 16th, 2011
April Favorite Food Pick
As a child, I hated asparagus! I will have to say it’s one of those foods that was an acquired taste for me. It was years before I was willing to try it again after the first time I tasted it. Maybe that is because it was so mushy and . . . → Read More: Asparagus – One of Spring’s First Vegetables!
By dawn, on March 5th, 2011
By Chef Dawn, Dining in by Dawn
Ahhhh, the potato! Who doesn’t love them? So versatile, so tummy-warming and just plain yummy! The perfect cold-weather staple that can be used in soups, stews, or stand-alone dressed with bacon and cheese!
Potatoes come in many forms that lend themselves to various methods of cooking, the russet is perfect for . . . → Read More: March Food Pick — The Versatile Potato
By polina, on February 25th, 2011
By Chef Polina, Caliblini Personal Chef Service
I am one of the lucky few thousands (or is it millions?) who got an iPad for Christmas last year. Since then, I let it out of my hands only briefly, to charge overnight. The rest of the time, I’ve been using it to read old English mystery novels by . . . → Read More: iPad for personal chefs
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