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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Happy Halloween!!!
I noticed this detail within one of my recent bonfire photos at Dartmouth College’s 2011 Homecoming celebrations. I found it a little spooky. Happy Halloween!!
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Sunday Photo – Days of the Dead
I was recently going through some older photos when I came across this one from a trip to Mexico a few years ago. This was taken at the market in Puebla. It wasn’t El Dia de los Muertos, but I [...]
La Mar – Peruvian Panache in NYC
Peruvian food has been heralded as the next “it” food trend off and on over at least the past ten years and why not? It has great flavors, exotic ingredients and incredible diversity. When I visited Peru with my family [...]
Grant Achatz Talks with Kim Severson at StarChefs
“I actually thought that Elizabeth Falkner was going to lead us in a seance” Kim Severson joked as she opened up her discussion with Grant Achatz at the latest StarChefs International Chefs Congress. They were there to discuss Chef Achatz’ [...]
Sunday Photo – Autumn Fire
The leaves have stayed on the trees late this autumn here in upstate NY and in northern New England as well, yet they lack the brilliant colors of most autumns. However, what was lacking in the leaves was present this [...]
Michael Talalaev Dines at Geranium
My good friend, Michael Talalaev, recently spent a few days in one of my favorite cities in the world – Copenhagen. He went there specifically to eat, and though he didn’t get a chance to dine at noma, he did [...]
StarChefs 2011: “Man of La Plancha” – Chef Richard Blais
Richard Blais is perhaps best known for his recent stints on Top Chef and Top Chef All Stars; however, he is first and foremost a restaurant chef. His culinary consulting company, Trail Blais, has worked with four-star restaurants across Atlanta, [...]
Sunday Photo – Summer in October on Lake George
This has been a year of strange weather, to say the least. At some times it has been very, very bad, but, fortunately, at other times it has been amazingly good. Such has been the case this past week when [...]
