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Issue: May / June 2022

outside of Big Bottom Market

A Day Trip on the Russian River, Inspired by Guerneville’s Michael Volpatt

June 2022June 2022

Take a tour of restaurants, wine shops and more in the Russian River Valley, where you just might run into the Big Bottom Market owner himself.

Videographer Jake Viramontez

Meet the Bay Area Filmmaker Who Makes Short Films for Nonprofits

June 2022

Graton-based Jake Viramontez created an initiative that offers to make films for free for nonprofits in need, such as Sebastopol's Ceres Community Project.

Mulberries can be muddled into refreshing summer drinks. (Shutterstock)

Recipe: Mulberry-Ginger Mocktail

June 2022June 2022

Use the summer's mulberries to make refreshing drinks to beat the heat.

Each morning at the Naked Pig in Santa Rosa, boxes of veggies are cut and juiced with the green waste going into one bucket to be added to the compost at owner Dalia HernandezÕs home, while another bucket is filled with organic table waste destined for the municipal green waste can. (John Burgess/Sonoma Magazine)

Sonoma Restaurateurs Fighting the War on Food Waste

June 2022June 2022

Local chefs, restaurant owners work urgently to reduce the climate impact of the food they serve with composting programs and leftover food donations.

SIGH Champagne Bar in Sonoma. (Courtesy of Wilson Ishihara Design)

Meet the Local Firm That Helps Restaurateurs Realize Their Design Dreams

June 2022

The secret? It’s all about telling a story.

The old cottage kitchen was completely reimagined as the center of the home, with hand-built wooden counters and peg rails, and a deep copper sink. (Eileen Roche)

A Cottage in the Sonoma Redwoods Dedicated to Cooking and Craft

June 2022June 2022

Food writer Adrian Chang and designer Chris Lewis have turned their Occidental cottage into a living laboratory for traditional cooking and craft.

In February 2021, Mike Benz and Chris Fracaro formed Seral Wood & Steel. Using reclaimed steel and wood sourced from Sonoma County, they produce hand-forged chef’s knives and kitchen tools of remarkable beauty, implements that straddle the line between utility and art. (John Troxell)

Healdsburg Knife Makers Are Bringing an Ancient Art Form Into the Kitchen

May 2022

Straddling the line between utility and art, the hand-forged knives made at Healdsburg’s Seral Wood & Steel are meant to last for generations.

Clockwise from top left, Cajun Spiced Catch of the Day, Shrimp and Grits, Bacon + Cheddar Hushpuppies, Collards + Mac and Cheese, Southern Fried Chicken Dinner, Smoked Trout + Baby Lettuces from Easy Rider in Petaluma. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

The 50 Best Restaurants in Sonoma

May 2022August 2022

The best Sonoma County restaurants for every craving — handpicked by people who eat for a living.

The Green Green Salad, featuring butter lettuces, spring greens, bacon lardons, sieved egg, sliced carrots and radish, croutons, My Father's Favorite Vinaigrette, preserved lemon crema at Marla Bakery pop-up at The Spinster Sisters in Santa Rosa. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

Pop-Up Spaces Are Spicing up Sonoma’s Dining Scene

May 2022May 2022

And food lovers reap the benefits.

Executive Chef Fiorella Butron of EDGE restaurant in Sonoma. (Courtesy. of EDGE Sonoma)

Sonoma’s Edge Restaurant Serves Up Flavors from Around the World

May 2022May 2022

EDGE in downtown Sonoma is making waves after morphing from private supper club to full-fledged restaurant last year.

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