Anchorage means a place where vessels anchor. But, it also has another meaning of securing or a source of reassurance. Traditional southern cuisine from the land definitely has a firm anchor in one of the hottest restaurants in the Southeast – The Anchorage in Greenville, South Carolina. Traditional southern staples of peas, corn, and even … Continue reading
Avocado toast seems to be the hottest thing on the breakfast menu lately. So while in Santa Fe, New Mexico recently I swapped my usual Huevos Motuleños at Cafe Pasqual’s for Two Poached Eggs on Avocado Toast. I got it with their Seedlucious bread. One bite, I knew I had to ask for the recipe! … Continue reading
Tomato Pie is about as southern as it gets. Only thing that might be more southern – grits. You can get both at Kitchen Sync in my hometown of Greenville, South Carolina. Kitchen Sync has become one of our go-to spots for dinner for my mom and me. We’ve eaten there probably 4-5 times and each … Continue reading
These days I’m back in my hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, often to spend time with my mom. Each visit turns into an adventure as we go on culinary explorations. My hometown has truly turned into a foodie town in recent years. Check out my blog “Greenville Eats – My Hometown is a Foodie Town“. … Continue reading
If you’re a foodie, you should check out the culinary gold mine in the mountain town of Breckenridge, Colorado. Every time I go there’s something new. I love trying and sharing my finds in Breck (and other Colorado mountain towns!) and did so in my “Silver Lining of Rich Roots: The Town of Breckenridge, Colorado” … Continue reading
When you’re looking for a great spot for après in Breckenridge, Colorado, head to the canteen, the Canteen Tap House and Tavern that is. It’s comfort food and local brews served up in one of the oldest buildings on Main Street. My friend Melissa and I both decided to go with a Canteen Cocktail. Our pick … Continue reading
Steamboat Ski Resort is legendary for it’s Champagne Powder. It’s a place I love to ski. From trail rides to taking a dip in hot springs, I can spend days adventuring this time of year in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. But, this blog isn’t about exploring the great winter outdoors. Oh no, it’s about food. Can’t … Continue reading
During my 15 hour layover in Narita. I had to have sushi…in Japan. I’ve had great sushi in the United States with Matsuhisa in Aspen being my favorite. But, there’s something about having cuisine from the country it originated from. Yes, it is better here. Coming off a long flight from Denver, I wanted to … Continue reading
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