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Women Chef and Restaurateurs Conference

Women Chef and Restaurateurs Conference

Last week was the  Women Chef and Restaurateurs Conference here in Seattle. Established by Barbara Tropp and seven pioneering women chefs and restaurateurs, WCR is an active resource for women seeking to advance culinary education and gain recognition in various areas...

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Brunch for Mom

Brunch for Mom

It’s Mother’s Day weekend! And what better way to treat Mom than with a delicious brunch, complete with a bubbly cocktail. Start the night before and whip up my Spring Wild Mushroom, Asparagus 'n' Sausage Strata – rustic bread, seasoned egg mixture, sautéed asparagus...

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Minty Mint

Minty Mint

Don’t you just love the smell of fresh mint? Whether it’s in a cocktail, mixed into a fruit salsa, or growing in the garden, that fresh scent of mint can just brighten your day! Have you ever tried growing mint? If you have, you know it is amazingly easy and will...

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Asparagus – The Sure Sign of Spring!

Asparagus – The Sure Sign of Spring!

Asparagus –the veggie, springtime superstar is so versatile. We love it steamed, grilled, roasted or sautéed; in soups, salads, or as a delicious side. Although a lot of people have the perception that skinny asparagus is preferable, I don’t agree! The thicker stemmed...

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Dip In!

Dip In!

From party staples like gooey, cheese fondue to classic French onion or 7-layer fiesta dip, we all have our favorites. These days dips are getting lighter and healthier. We’re whipping up our favorites not with full fat sour cream and mayo but with Greek yogurt as...

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Mustard is a Must!

Mustard is a Must!

I love mustard—zesty Dijon, zingy classic yellow, bitey coarse country-style. It is a universal condiment. From the seeds cooked in Indian fruit chutneys, to the sinus-clearing fiery paste served with Chinese barbecued pork. Take Dijon for example. It’s a staple in...

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SmashBerry Cocktail Featuring Monin Blueberry Puree

SmashBerry Cocktail Featuring Monin Blueberry Puree

This Smashberry Cocktail was such a hit at this years Vibe Conference, we decided to share the recipe! Featuring Monin Blueberry Puree, Sipsmith Gin, fresh thyme, lemon, and Monin Pure Cane Syrup. It is a knockout of a drink, handcrafted over crushed ice. Enjoy!...

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Juicing for Joy

Juicing for Joy

As you walk the isle of the grocery store these days, you'll soon notice the rows and rows of new juices readily available. What is all this juicy business? Well for starters, it's an easy and d’lish way to get your recommended daily allotment of fruits and...

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D’lish Deviled Eggs

D’lish Deviled Eggs

Deviled Eggs – they are everywhere these days! The long loved classic-style made with mustard, mayo and some pickle relish is a popular picnic and party favorite. But these days deviled eggs are getting all dressed up. Steak and eggs? Yes, we have a deviled egg for...

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Peanuts

Peanuts

March is National Peanut Month! In addition to being put in a classic PB & J sandwich, they pack a serious nutritional punch. Peanuts are a good source of vitamin E, protein and antioxidants. Did you know that they are not actually in the nut family? They’re...

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Coffee Lovers

Coffee Lovers

Ahh, coffee! That first cup o’ joe can usually set the tone for the rest of the day. And certainly the Pacific Northwest is known as THE mecca for coffee drinkers and connoisseurs alike. We definitely love our coffee just as much as our wine with many local...

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RHUM AGRICOLE

RHUM AGRICOLE

    Our very own mixology associate, Kate Perry from Rumba talks about her love of Rhum Agricole and offers up this beautiful cocktail on Thirstie!

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Craveable Pancakes!

Craveable Pancakes!

On those days when you have time for more than a banana for breakfast, pancakes are a great morning treat. I always start my pancake cooking with a “sacrificial” pancake. This one’s to test the heat, unless you like them a crispier than most. How do you know when it’s...

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Brussels Sprouts

Brussels Sprouts

Brussels sprouts – who ever thought that these mini-cabbages would become the uber- popular vegetable! From bar menus to bacon & bourbon lathered side dishes, they are definitely on just about every menu these days. Hipster yes, but good for you, too! These...

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Almonds

Almonds

Almonds whether raw, toasted, or made into a smooth butter — these little nuts are so great for you. They're rich in dietary fiber, vitamin E, and minerals like calcium, iron, magnesium and zinc. Most importantly, they're a great source of protein and perfect for a...

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2017 Flavor Trends

2017 Flavor Trends

From Ginger to Grapefruit - Find out what flavor trends are making an impact in 2017 from top industry leaders. Check out Kathy’s latest interview with Melissa Dowling at Cheers Magazine to read more about the trends and what's next in the beverage world. Coffee is...

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Hearts a Flame Valentine Dessert

Hearts a Flame Valentine Dessert

Valentine's Day is just around the corner so I thought I’d share a super fun dessert idea! Sweethearts for your sweetie! Whether you’re headed out or eating in, try wow’ing your sweetheart at home with an AMAZING dessert, made with all your burning love – a Flaming...

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Hearty Root Vegetables

Hearty Root Vegetables

The cold weather months make us crave heartier foods… and root vegetables are definitely hearty. They are versatile in flavor, texture and application – as well as budget-friendly and a great source of complex-carbohydrates! Rutabagas, parsnips, carrots, turnips and...

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