Toronto Sweetness

The shop that caught my attention and thrilled my senses most on a recent trip to Toronto was a small café on Queens St. named Nadége. Directly across from Trinity Bellwoods Park the area is a wonderful mix of culture and people watching, the perfect place to relax and grab a treat.

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It’s Grand

No matter how many times you’ve seen it, Grand Central Terminal in New York never ceases to inspire. At 42nd and Park Avenue, it is the largest train station in the world by number of platforms: 44, with 67 tracks along them.

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A Cincinnati Gem

This summer, Cincinnati has added yet another little gem to their list, The City Flea. This past Saturday, I joined a diverse crowd on the corner of Central and Vine hoping to find some interesting furniture for my slightly barren apartment. Although I didn’t find furniture, I found a wide variety of treats. The vendors ranged from homemade granola to consignment shop clothes!

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Feed Me, Findlay

I’m always amazed at the number of Cincinnati and northern Kentuckians that I meet who have never been to Findlay Market. If you’re looking for an inspirational experience  to start your weekend, this is the place to go on a Saturday morning.

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What Happens When

What Happens When is a temporary restaurant installation.  The environment changes every 30 days offering an ever changing culinary, visual and sound experience.

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Jumping out of the fast lane

Its been quite awhile since I blogged – not counting the RIBS.  Sorry.  Retirement is so busy and time-consuming! I LOVE IT!!!

I’ve jumped out of the fast lane.  No more 120 miles per hour to get it all done, meet the deadlines and squeeze in a life.

Now I cruise at 45 to 60 miles per hour.  Sometimes I create my own ‘school zone’ so I can slow down and smell the rosemary and thyme and wallow in leisure.  I fill my time with the people and activities I enjoy. Read more of this post

A Christmas Eve Tradition

RIBS Kate’s BBQ Ribs Memphis Style

Served Christmas Eve 2010

THE STORY and THE RECIPE

I needed an entrée that we (my brothers with eager assists from the kids) could grill for Christmas Eve – it’s a tradition!!!  We grill out no matter the weather!  Some feelers out to the family and it was decided – BBQ ribs for dinner and sushi before to keep our strength up!  Fantastic!!

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Feeling The Love

My most recent trip through the Krispy Kreme drive-thru yielded more than just the sticky-sweet, glazed goodness I was expecting. Read more of this post

The Home of The Burger Family Gets A Makeover

When FRCH landed the tasty design gig to partner with A&W Canada, I was tickled with excitement at the opportunity to combine two of my more overt passions: delicious burgers and environmental design! Read more of this post

SOULFUL FOOD… Tobias Harris and the food around him

Noryangjin Fish Market: A LUNCH TO REMEMBER

Now more than ever it is a big deal for the Wangsadihardja family to have a meal together. We grew up sharing at least breakfast and/or dinner together. It is a time for us to say our grace, share our dreams, and communicate about our activities during the day. Having dinner in front of the TV was never an option for me growing up. And to this day, it will never happen.  Ever!

Being so far away from each other, my family regards our once in a blue moon dining experience as sacred. During our most recent family vacation to Seoul in September, we had a superb and unforgettable lunch at the Noryangjin Fish Market. Read more of this post

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