2019’s Hottest Food & Drink Trends and Where to Taste Them in Sonoma County
From cheese tea and pegan food to globally inspired breakfasts: here are the hot food trends of 2019 (and pasta is making a comeback!)
From cheese tea and pegan food to globally inspired breakfasts: here are the hot food trends of 2019 (and pasta is making a comeback!)
After decades of being the laughingstock of wine and spirits drinkers, cans are suddenly having a moment.
Structured around seasonal recipes and the year-round growing cycle of Wine Country, the cookbook follows the threads between farm and ranch, kitchen and well-paired wines.
2 Tread Brewing bites the dust 17 months after opening
Sigh. Here we go again. But does anyone care?
La Calenda is a casual trip to Oaxaca via tiny Yountville.
Rob Akins and Mark Berry fell in love with olive oil on trips to France, Spain, Greece, and Italy where they learned to appreciate the different regional styles — peppery, astringent, delicate, spicy.
Sample the best chowders in Bodega Bay, attend a traditional Louisiana crawfish boil, get your schnitzel fix: it's all possible in January.
Resilience may be the key phrase for Sonoma County’s restaurant scene in 2018, as dozens of restaurants sprang to life in the aftermath of the wildfires.
Kendra Kolling (aka The Farmer’s Wife) makes one of the best sandwiches in the Bay Area.