It’s that time again when the air is crisp and cool. The ground is moist and the rains are coming… we hope! Why do I wish for rain every fall? Because no sooner do our Northwest grounds moisten up that the heavily sought after wild mushrooms start to pop up. Fall is fast approaching and that means it’s mushroom time! I love foraging for my own fall fungi – Boletus edulis (king bolete, porcini, ceps, they have many names) Matsutake and Chanterelles!
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Welcome to Dishing with Kathy Casey - The Newsletter! I can't wait to share all of my tasty adventures with you; read on to see what I've been up to, check out some great recipes, and enjoy all things d'lish!...
Cinnamon has a spicy history. Wars were fought over trading rights and Ancient Romans paid more for cinnamon than its weight in gold! Fresh cinnamon sticks from World Spice Merchants at Pike Place! It has been used for thousands of years in Chinese medicine for its...
Taste of Washington is one of our iconic food and wine events here in the Northwest. Back for its 18th year, this year's event is bigger and better than ever so make sure to mark your calendars for Saturday, March 28th and Sunday, March 29th. On Saturday I will be...
