Live Qualitarian: Eat Well
Staying with Salads through the Autumn add Some fall-harvest fruits like pears and apples are firmer and drier than summer fruit and work well with dry cheeses and nuts on hearty leafy greens, and combine to make salads that can be light meals in the Indian Summer, when temperatures are
Winner in our judgement is the ExNovo, after that the far left beer, the Steel Bender. The Santa Fe Brewing’s offering was far too sweet. The ExNovo had a complex taste pallette that isn’t always depending on sweetness.
At Sunset Peel and chop fresh beets (2 beets) into bite sized pieces, and boil quickly for 10 minutes. Cut basil into very small mince, and add to 1 cup of green yogurt. Thin dressing with a small amount of vinegar or dry wine. Add a few teaspoons of olive
Date: 8/3/3023 What We Ordered: Large Guacamole, Shredded Beef Enchiladas, Green Chili Smothered Rellenos Drink: House Margaritas Notes: Red sauce on enchiladas was good, but not great. Two Rellenos was far too much to each, so one would be sharable if we made the same order again. The chili that
My old recipe for an olive oil (instead of butter) cake was a gluten free one, but was always a little flat, and gummy. I added more eggs – six – to try to increase the loft, and add a little spelt flour, but still didn’t love the texture.
1 jigger Akora Japanese Gin 8 drops of Peychaud’s Aromatic Cocktail Bitters – 1 can of Q Tonic slice of blood orange ice Pour all over a tall glass filled with ice.
June 1 – Lecture at the Lensic For Nan’s birthday month, we went to hear photographer,Chris Rainier (Cultures on the Edge), at the Lensic, after having drinks at Hervé Wine Bar – best white wine: 631 Malvasia-Riesling; red: D.H. Lescombes Limited Release Cabernet Franc. We sampled the tuna tartare –
Ginger Gin & Tonic: Ginger Eachinatia juice from La Montańita, pure juices – about an ounce, a jigger of Tumbleroot Gin, dash of Aperol, dash of sweet vermouth, half can of tonic and a slice of lime. All this is over a glass of ice, and I added a rosemary
2021 – from Tasmania. The May 2023 Wine Club White. From Susan’s Fine Wine: Cool-climate wine, minimal intervention. Devil’s Corner is a treacherous bend in the Tamar River. The 100% Chardonnay of this wine is from this, the Tamar River, valley. Juice harvested with minimal contact with the skins. Fermented
Terret Noir Tasting Notes: Color: dark ruby Body: light Smell: tart currant, cherry Acidity: middle to bright Taste: dry light tannins, cherry From Wikipedia: Terret noir is a dark-skinned French wine grape variety grown primarily in the Rhône valley region of France. It is a mutation of the old