When I was a relatively broke graduate student living in New York City, I would treat myself, occasionally, to meals at the dirt-cheap Indian restaurants that lined East 6th Street in the East Village. Dinner with drinks could be had for seven bucks or so and I developed an addiction to searing hot and spicy … Continue Reading
Squatters New Grandeur Peak Adventure Pack
Squatters recently launched their new “Adventure Pack” - a mixed 12-pack of Grandeur Peak Spiked Sparkling Water. In spring of 2019, Squatters … Continue Reading
Spicy Asian Rice Noodles
This is a super simple, spicy Asian noodle dish that is easy to make but packed with flavor. You could substitute egg/wheat noodles for the rice … Continue Reading
What to do on Wednesdays in SLC?
Yoga & Beer @ The Gateway Each and every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m., The Gateway teams up with Squatters/Wasatch beers and Salt Lake Power Yoga … Continue Reading
What Do Donald Trump and Joseph Smith Have in Common?
The short answer is they were both presidential candidates accused but never convicted of inciting riots. The Church of Jesus Christ of … Continue Reading
Deer Valley Delicious: Seafood Dining Takeaway, Snow Park Restaurant & More
Each and every year - pandemic notwithstanding - Deer Valley Resort justifiably receives piles of awards and accolades for its world-class … Continue Reading
Valley of the Moon Pinot Blanc-Viognier
I really love wines made with Viognier, a grape varietal that lends gorgeous floral aromas and flavors to wine. Wines that have Viognier in them … Continue Reading
3-Way Meatloaf
Meatloaf - along with macaroni and cheese - has to be at or near the top of the list of great American comfort foods. But, too often it can come … Continue Reading
A New Gourmet Market Featuring Locally Made Foods Opens in Ogden!
Monarch Gourmet Market & WB’s in Ogden Drop into The Monarch in Ogden on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and you’ll discover a pop-up … Continue Reading
Why Should You Drive to Provo to Get Your Rock Climbing Equipment?
Outdoor sports are one of the biggest reasons to live in Utah. People come from all over the world to ski, mountain bike, rock climb, and pursue … Continue Reading
Have Utahns Forgotten Their Industrious Pioneer Ways?
Will we adopt California’s identity if we don’t define it ourselves? Does Utah and the West still have an identity? Are we standing up for who … Continue Reading
Utah’s Identity Crisis: Will Crony Capitalism Define Utah’s Future?
Get the story behind the settlement and development of the Great Basin in this episode of the Utah Stories Show that dives deep into Mormon … Continue Reading
Stocking Up On Fabulous Foods From Our Favorite Markets
When I moved to Utah in 1992, specialty food stores were few and far between. Liberty Heights Fresh was still a year away from … Continue Reading