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In the mood for a hearty, healthy and flavorful dish in the midst of the holiday rush? Then I suggest making today’s recipe of garlicky beluga lentils on a bed of creamy thick yogurt, topped with roasted carrots, zhoug and pomegranate seeds for a true party in your...
What screams late summer more than tomatoes, peaches and corn? These happen to be my favorite seasonal fruits and vegetables so I had to come up with a recipe that combined them all. The only reason I’m sad to bid farewell to summer (fall is my favorite season) is the...
I love the simple sophistication of Italian cuisine, and my favorite region is Tuscany (If you haven’t noticed already!). In the summer time I cook almost exclusively Italian, especially since it’s tomato season! Today’s blog post embodies the very ingredients that...
This summer has been the warmest on record across the globe, so understandably, not many people feel like turning on their stoves or ovens to cook. But we still have to eat and as we all know, homemade food is always best for our health! This cold soba noodle salad...
One of the most magical cuisines in the world to me is Indian cuisine. Besides the obvious complexity of all the spices used, I’m also coming to it from the view of a wine taster; always eager to explore the different levels of sweetness, tanginess, savory and sweet,...
This weekend is Memorial Day Weekend and the unofficial start of summer, but produce -wise it’s still spring. This is the peak season for foods like asparagus, artichokes, scallions, lettuce, peas, garlic, and radishes. Nothing makes me happier after a long, cold...
This blog post was inspired by my friend, colleague, and fellow wine professional and Dame, Joyce Lin. Also a New York resident, she was born and raised in Taiwan and through her company Sip with Joyce, she focuses on the concept of creating wonderful food and wine...
I know I’m not alone when I say that champagne is one of my favorite wines to drink, but it is also one of the categories that can be tricky if you’re looking for organic and vegan wines. It’s estimated that less than 10% of the entire Champagne region farms...
With colder and darker days creeping in and social gatherings still not advisable, I love curling up in the evening with a good movie and a nice glass of wine…Querciabella’s wines have such big personalities, I thought it would be fun to try and pair them with some of my favorite movies. My ideas are listed below. I hope they may inspire you to pick up one or a few of these bottles or to try your own combinations and have fun pairing wine with your favorite movies!
It would be quite impossible to include every rosé I love in one article, simply because there are more well-made wines in this category than ever before. For a wine lover like myself, this is really exciting. This year I set a new goal this of trying as many...
In the mood for a hearty, healthy and flavorful dish in the midst of the holiday rush? Then I suggest making today’s recipe of garlicky beluga lentils on a bed of creamy thick yogurt, topped with roasted carrots, zhoug and pomegranate seeds for a true party in your...
What screams late summer more than tomatoes, peaches and corn? These happen to be my favorite seasonal fruits and vegetables so I had to come up with a recipe that combined them all. The only reason I’m sad to bid farewell to summer (fall is my favorite season) is the...
I love the simple sophistication of Italian cuisine, and my favorite region is Tuscany (If you haven’t noticed already!). In the summer time I cook almost exclusively Italian, especially since it’s tomato season! Today’s blog post embodies the very ingredients that...
This summer has been the warmest on record across the globe, so understandably, not many people feel like turning on their stoves or ovens to cook. But we still have to eat and as we all know, homemade food is always best for our health! This cold soba noodle salad...
One of the most magical cuisines in the world to me is Indian cuisine. Besides the obvious complexity of all the spices used, I’m also coming to it from the view of a wine taster; always eager to explore the different levels of sweetness, tanginess, savory and sweet,...
This weekend is Memorial Day Weekend and the unofficial start of summer, but produce -wise it’s still spring. This is the peak season for foods like asparagus, artichokes, scallions, lettuce, peas, garlic, and radishes. Nothing makes me happier after a long, cold...
This blog post was inspired by my friend, colleague, and fellow wine professional and Dame, Joyce Lin. Also a New York resident, she was born and raised in Taiwan and through her company Sip with Joyce, she focuses on the concept of creating wonderful food and wine...
I know I’m not alone when I say that champagne is one of my favorite wines to drink, but it is also one of the categories that can be tricky if you’re looking for organic and vegan wines. It’s estimated that less than 10% of the entire Champagne region farms...
With colder and darker days creeping in and social gatherings still not advisable, I love curling up in the evening with a good movie and a nice glass of wine…Querciabella’s wines have such big personalities, I thought it would be fun to try and pair them with some of my favorite movies. My ideas are listed below. I hope they may inspire you to pick up one or a few of these bottles or to try your own combinations and have fun pairing wine with your favorite movies!
It would be quite impossible to include every rosé I love in one article, simply because there are more well-made wines in this category than ever before. For a wine lover like myself, this is really exciting. This year I set a new goal this of trying as many...