Posts tagged Lisa Elbert
American Wings & Cafe

The secret to the Hattiesburg counter serves wing success lies in its homemade sauces -- teriyaki-garlic pepper, garlic Parmesan, lemon-pepper barbecue, and a house hot sauce which, let’s face it, Mississippi’s got the hot sauce situation on lock. So check out American Wings & Cafe if you’re even remotely in their neighborhood.

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Mediterranean Virtual Supper Club - June 2020

June’s Virtual Supper Club has become one of my favorites! It’s not easy to travel right now, but when we can safely do so, head straight for any place you can put your toe in the waters of the Mediterranean. The passion behind the food, drink, and decor of that region is boundless. We included some Father’s Day Tips too!

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Mother's Day Virtual Supper Club

I am very happy to share my Heritage recipes with you. I know Mother’s Day is looming large, so hopefully, these little treasures written on recipe cards, cooking class handouts, or a quick note from a friend, provide you with unexpected ideas for food, beverage, and table ideas. It’s a CELEBRATION, SO NOW START COOKING!!

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Whole Foods Market

Have you been to the flagship Whole Foods Market? The massive, multi-level megaplex on Lamar is really something special, as far as grocery stores go. There’s even a cold, walk-in beer room with craft beer lining the walls like a shrine to barley and hops, which is also great because Austin can get really hot, and what better way to cool off than amongst beer?

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Spread the Love: Pimento Cheese + Pinot

“Southern cuisine is an awesome genre to play around with wine pairings. There’s so much going on on the plate,” says Gonzalez. The lush, boozy Pinot Noir is made on-premise at City Winery with grapes grown in Sonoma’s Shokrian Vineyards, and it performs a fruit-forward, high-acid balancing act with Anderson’s spicy, creamy cheddar spread.

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On the Plate: Cross-Cultural Eggplant at Shaya

Israeli food has more in common with American cuisine than the average diner might realize. It represents a blending of cultures and ideas that are all on full display at Alon Shaya’s eponymous restaurant on Magazine Street.

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Smoked Pineapples in Paradise: A Tiki Revival

From the Upper Peninsula of Northern Michigan, Diane Corcoran of Three Dots and a Dash found her way to the warm shores of the Polynesian Pacific by way of the cocktail. And with her Bikinis After Dark, she’s bringing smoke to the cadre of cocktails in Chicago’s growing tiki scene

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