by Kathy Casey | Jul 8, 2011 | Books to Cook, Dishing with Kathy Casey Blog
Lavender has been used in the culinary world for centuries and is enjoying a bit of a renaissance, with today’s creative chefs looking to this member of the mint family to spice up cocktails and savory dishes as well as add delicate elegance to sweeter offerings. You...
by Kathy Casey | Jun 30, 2011 | Books to Cook, Dishing with Kathy Casey Blog
Northwest chef Becky Selengut knows a thing or two about fish and in her new book GOOD FISH, she shares some of that wisdom with more than a little light-hearted humor and lots of insightful anecdotes. Selengut cares as much about the delicately balanced flavors in...
by Kathy Casey | Jun 27, 2011 | Books to Cook, Dishing with Kathy Casey Blog
The Frantic Foodie Keren Brown shares the inside scoop in the Food Lovers’ Guide to Seattle. With delectable recipes from Seattle’s iconic eateries, this is the ultimate resource for food lovers to use and savor! A bounty of mouthwatering delights is in this...
by Kathy Casey | Jun 14, 2011 | Books to Cook, Dishing with Kathy Casey Blog
My good friend Gaz Regan has spent his fair share of time behind a bar, so he knows a good cocktail when he sees one. Luckily for us, he’s compiled his top picks from bartenders the world over into Gaz Regan’s Annual Manual for Bartenders 2011. Part bar-tested...
by Kathy Casey | Apr 7, 2011 | Books to Cook, Dishing with Kathy Casey Blog
Picking the right wine to go with a meal can be a daunting task in the first place, but Master Sommelier Evan Goldstein, four-time James Beard Award nominee, wants you to take a few risks and try something a little less ordinary. In his book Daring Pairing, the...
by Kathy Casey | Feb 28, 2011 | Books to Cook, Dishing with Kathy Casey Blog
Here’s a fun event to look forward to in April! The Seattle Center for Book Arts presents Eat a Book Today!: the 6th Annual Seattle Edible Book Festival, celebrating books, food, and the people who love them! Eat a Book Today! combines the creative and culinary...
