Articles related to "Wine Pairing"
Cheese & Wine Pairing Results
Second in a series of two articles on pairing cheeses with wine.
• cheese
• wine
• pairing
• humboldt fog
• camembert
Choosing a Vegetarian Wine
Choosing wine to go with a special dinner, party food, or just a burger and fries? Chris Inns divulges the secrets of tasting wines and pairing them with meatless meals.
• vegetarian wine
• vegan wines
• vegetarian food and wine
• wine tasting
• wine pairing
Eggs
Learn how to prepare eggs, how to store them and what techniques you can use to make the most of your eggs!
• egg
• storage
• selection
• spices
• wine pairings
Food and Wine Pairing Explained
This article describes basic tips for planning a menu with complimentary food and wine pairings.
• dry wine
• sweet wine
• white wine
• red wine
• bordeaux wine
Food and Wine Pairing in Vancouver
La Terrazza Restaurant and Peller Estates Winemakers hosted an evening of Italian gourmet food and Canadian wine in British Columbia.
• food wine pairing vancouver bc
• fine red white wine tasting okanagan valley
• la terrazza restaurant executive chef gennara iori
• andrew peller estates winemakers
• evening italian gourmet food
Grapefruit
Learn how to prepare this under-used citrus fruit in a variety preparations! Plus how to select them, store them and much more!
• selection
• grapefruit
• storage
• wine pairings
• spices
Vegetarian Food and Wine Pairing
Two easy rules for food and wine-pairing beginners, and some vegetarian selections to start tasting.
• vegetarian wines
• vegan wine
• vegetarian wine pairing
• food and wine pairing
• matching food and wine
Eggplant (Aubergine) Season!
Have you ever wondered where eggplants come from? How to choose one at the grocery store? Or, maybe how to store it until you cook it? Or what wine would go with it? Read this article and sample my recipes!
• history
• season
• eggplant
• aubergine
• spices
Apples
Did you know that apples are related to the rose family? Did you realize that there are over 7000 varieties? When choosing an apple, do you know which is best for pies, canning or raw? I will tell you the answers to this, plus more with some recipes!
• history
• science
• selection
• storage
• spices
Austria's Grüner Veltliner
Expand your palate with a classic white wine from Austria: Grüner Veltliner
• gruner veltliner
• wine with asparagus
• matching asparagus with wine
• austrian white wine
• gv
Brussels Sprouts and Peach Season!
It is Brussels Sprouts and Peach season. Learn their history, how to pick them in a store, how to prepare them and some recipes to go with them!
• peaches
• brussels sprouts
• recipes
• history
• season
Cooking with Wine Tips
Larger than life, bold and enthusiastic- I'm talking about both Italian wines and Italian chef Aurora Stranges. Tasty tips on cooking with wine for the home cook.
• cooking with wine
• wine+cooking
• wine+tips
• chef aurora stranges
• italian food+wine
Enjoy the Taste of Turning Leaf's Sonoma Reserve
In celebration of its 10th anniversary, Turning Leaf Vineyard has introduced its Sonoma Reserve portfolio, made from grapes grown exclusively in the lush Sonoma Valley. Here are two that we tried and enjoyed.
• turning leaf wines
• sonoma county california
• wines
• eve carr
• chardonney
Strawberries
Learn how to pick, store and prepare these glorious berries!
• history
• season
• storage
• selection
• spices
Tomatoes and Corn Season
Have you ever wondered where tomatoes and corn originated from? How to pick them and how healthy they are for you? Look no further! Your questions are answered here!
• history
• location
• varieties
• how to choose
• nutritional information
Artichokes
How do you tell when an artichoke is cooked? What's the difference between the bottom and the heart? Is the Jerusalem artichoke a distant cousin? Want to make an artichoke soup? The answers to all of these questions, are in this article!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Asparagus
Do you know how to properly prepare asparagus? What other ways can you cook asparagus outside steaming it? Did you know that the in the Middle Ages, asparagus was already considered a gourmet food? Come and read my article!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Avocado
Avocados are delicious fruit and they are ready for picking, are you ready for an avocado?
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Bananas
Do you know what is the most popular variety of banana in the United States? Well, come read about bananas in my next article at Cooking With The Seasons on August 1st, 2003!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Beets
An underappreciated vegetable packed with an earthy flavor and nutrients!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Blackberries
The largest of the wild berries, blackberries mark the start of the warmer season. Learn how to choose and store these wonderful berries, and get some delicious recipes for you to try this season!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Broccoli
Come to Cooking With The Seasons on December 1st, 2002 and learn about broccoli and how to prepare while it is in season!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Carrots
Carrots are one of the most versatile vegetables. Not only can it be used in savory dishes, but also in sweet! Learn more about this wonderful root vegetable.
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Cauliflower Season
Cauliflower is a delicious alternative to other winter vegetables. Learn more about this underused vegetable and how to utilize it better at home!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
eBook Review: The Autumn Kitchen and The Summer Kitchen by Jennifer A. Wickes
There is nothing more thrilling than Autumn. The leaves are turning color and falling from the trees, people are busy in their gardens preparing for winter, children are back to school, and warm comforting food is ever present. Produce, such as pumpkins, which we have not seen all year, is now back! Apple picking is one of the school trips that some school systems offer. And produce, such as kiwifruits and bananas are at their peak! There is nothing more thrilling than the summer season. There is so much fresh produce available that cooking becomes more exciting. Fresh Brussels sprouts, corn, tomatoes, berries, peaches, pears, cucumbers and more are everywhere! Farmer's Markets are in full swing, gardens are overflowing with delicious fruits and vegetables, and people are grilling their dinners and having potlucks with families and friends. Some of us are packing picnics and heading out to parks, beaches, pools and boats to enjoy the summer weather.
• apples
• bananas
• butternut squash
• cranberries
• eggplants
Garlic
Learn about one of the oldest ingredients know to man - garlic! Did you know that the smaller bulbs are stronger? Learn more facts after reading this article.
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Grains
Do you know your grains? Here I will explain the different varieties of grains and offer some recipes so you can try some new food items!
• varities
• storage
• preparation
• wine pairing
• recipes
Grape Season
Grapes are the oldest fruit known to man. Get some excellent ideas on how to choose grapes and some delectable recipes to try on your family!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Kale Season
Learn about Kale, a very nutritious winter green, and some delectable recipes to try.
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Lemons
Learn how a simple lemon could be so useful!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Master the Wine, Master the Table
Learn about some common types of wine and the basics of pairing wine with food to impress any dinner guest.
• wine pairings
• types of wine
• choosing a wine
• dining with wine
• flavors of wine
Nut Season
Learn more about nuts...how to choose them, store them and recipes!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Onions
Onions are wonderful ingredients to add to any dish. Learn how to choose an onion, how to prepare it and store it. Plus, wonderful recipes to share!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Oranges
Do you know the difference between a Valencia orange and a Seville? Have you ever wondered how to make some marmalade? Maybe you were curious how to segment an orange. For the answers to these questions, plus more, come read this article!
• oranges
• citrus
• season
• how to store
• recipes
Pacific Northwest Wine Festivals
The Pacific Northwest produces some of the world's best wines each year. And each year, these events bring people together to celebrate these wines and their makers.
• wine festivals
• pacific northwest festivals
• tasting festivals
• oregon wine
• washington wine
Pears
Did you know that Bosc pears are better for cooking and Bartletts for eating? Come learn more about pears at Cooking With The Seasons on July 1st, 2003!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Peas
Peas are in season! Come see how to utilize these little garden gems in your latest kitchen creation!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Pineapples
Do you know how many varieties of pineapples exist? Or maybe where they originate from? Want to learn how to make a pineapple salsa? Read this article and learn more about this regal fruit!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Raspberries
Learn how to store and prepare these wonderful springtime berries! Get some great recipes too!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Red, White and Drunk All Over
A passionate and informative guide to wine for beginners and wine enthusiasts alike, told in a fun and accessible manner.
• red
• white and drunk all over: a wine soaked journey fr
• white and drunk all over book review
• wine guide
• wine memoir
Rhubarb
It's rhubarb season and fresh stalks are now available! Throw a little change in your life and add some to your berry desserts this month! >
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Spinach
Spinach is available at your local grocery store, but did you realize how versatile it can be? Learn more about spinach and become healthier and more creative today!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season
Turnip Season
Turnips are in season! Find out about this not-so-popular root vegetable, and learn how to spice up your meals with nature's winter bounty!
• history
• geography
• science
• varieties
• season