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Posted by jeffpelline on August 21, 2019 · Leave a Comment
AUBURN HAS GONE FROM A quaint outpost for antiques to a vibrant city bubbling with young doers and creative outdoor types making Auburn happen,” according to ExploreAuburnCA.com, an economic development website dedicated to the foothills town. Josephine is a shining example — a restaurant that Chefs Eric Alexander and Courtney McDonald plan to open in […]
Filed under Food · Tagged with Alice Schreve, Auburn Downtown Association, Auburn Josephine, BCM Cafe, Carpe Vino, Courtney McDonald, Culinary Institute of America, Eric Alexander, Four Tines Farm, Gary Capps, Jeff Pelline, Jim Bril, Josephine, Monkey Cat, Nathan Shreve, Old Town Auburn, Placer County restaurant, Placer County Visitors Bureau, Polly's Paladar, The Baker and the Cakemaker, Tre Pazzi
Posted by jeffpelline on November 1, 2018 · Leave a Comment
“Partnering with local artists, farmers, and chefs is a big part of why we love this work. By focusing on local talent, we are able to offer unique products for our customers and support the thriving creative scene in Nevada County.” — Christina West, owner of the Olive Groove The Olive Groove located in downtown […]
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Posted by jeffpelline on August 7, 2018 · Leave a Comment
The Golden Era Lounge in Nevada City is thinking about hosting monthly “pop up” dinners — pairing imaginative dishes with craft cocktails and fine wines — and we joined a gathering of “friends and family” this week for a sneak preview. Since emerging over a decade ago, pop-up dinners have become one of the fastest-growing […]
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Posted by jeffpelline on July 12, 2018 · Leave a Comment
A NEW GENERATION OF CHEFS, who enjoy the foothills’ laid-back lifestyle, lower costs, and seemingly endless bounty of fresh, local ingredients, is bringing renewed energy and sophistication to our region’s dining scene. Besides Zach Sterner at Twelve 28 Kitchen, others include Chef Jesse Hanshaw of The Stone House in Nevada City, owner-chef John Weatherson of […]
Filed under Food · Tagged with ashly amador, culinary gold rush, ian moll, Jacob Burton, Jeff Pelline, jesse hanshaw, John Weatherson, Jonathan Rowe, megan hart, nate overstreet, new generation of chefs, New Moon Cafe, nicole regnier, Peter Selaya, Polly's Paladar, rancho lano seco, renaissance hotel, Restaurant Trokay, stella culinary school, supper club, The Stone House, Twelve 28 Kitchen, watershed restaurant, zach sterner
Posted by jeffpelline on July 2, 2018 · Leave a Comment
The Olive Groove is a proud sponsor of Polly’s Paladar and is thrilled to announce their products will be incorporated in Tropicali, a July 13 and 14 event. The store also is hosting an Instagram photo contest starting July 1. The winner will receive a $60 gift card eligible for in-store and online purchases. In […]
Posted by jeffpelline on August 5, 2017 · Leave a Comment
ONE OF THE MOST EXCEPTIONAL CULINARY EXPERIENCES in the foothills isn’t listed in a Zagat dining guide, bookable on OpenTable.com, or even marked by a sign on the door. It is found inside a cozy, 126-year-old miner’s cabin tucked off Broad Street in Nevada City. Each month, a reservation-only supper club called Polly’s Paladar serves […]
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Posted by jeffpelline on June 24, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Alice Waters, the pioneer of the farm-to-table movement, is speaking at The Center for the Arts in Grass Valley on September 8. The event is presented by The Center and sponsored by BriarPatch Co-op. “A Conversation with Alice Waters” exemplifies the growing food sustainability movement in our region. Waters also is expected to break bread […]
Filed under Food, FWA blog · Tagged with Alice Waters, Anal Tangren, Berkeley, Briar Patch, Chez Panisse, farm to table, Gay Columbel, Grass Valley, Grass Valley dining, Ike's Quarter Cafe, James Ranch, Jeff Pelline, Lance Columbel, Lucy Bottrell, Megan McCollam, Michael Pollan, Mother Truckers, Natural Selection, Nevada City Sacramento, New Moon Cafe, Penn Valley, Polly's Paladar, Tess Kitchen Store, The Cener for the Arts, visit Grass Valley, Waterboy
Posted by jeffpelline on April 26, 2017 · Leave a Comment
ALICE WATERS HAS BEEN A CHAMPION of the farm-to-table movement for over four decades. She is a national treasure, as is her Chez Panisse restaurant in Berkeley. We’ve admired Waters since our college days at UC Berkeley in the late ’70s: We’ve eaten at her restaurant on Shattuck Ave. (upstairs and downstairs), interviewed her in […]
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Posted by jeffpelline on January 21, 2016 · Leave a Comment
“No one is born a great cook. One learns by doing.” — Julia Child WINTER IS AN IDEAL TIME TO SIGN UP for a cooking class in the foothills or Truckee. We’re indoors more, thanks to the wintry weather, and a cooking class helps you master new recipes, perhaps with the kitchenware you received for […]
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