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Archives for June 2018

Conscious Dining: A Visit to The Dispensary

June 29, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

Not Your Daddy’s Diner David Heiblim knows a thing or two about comfort food. He’s the founder of both Este Pizzeria - specializing in East Coast-style pizzas - and Este Deli, which offers East Coast-style sandwiches and other deli fare. So it might come as no surprise that the main attraction at his newest restaurant is one of the ultimate comfort foods: pot pie. It’s the … [Read more...]

Halibut with Cherry Tomatoes & Basil

June 29, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

This time of year, we have an abundance of fresh tomatoes and basil in our garden and so I was recently perusing recipes online to find a new way to use them. I came across this delicious halibut recipe that is perfect for a summertime meal. It originally appeared in the Once Upon a Chef cookbook by Jennifer Segal and was reprinted on The Splendid Table website. Try it; it’s … [Read more...]

Bonterra Cabernet Sauvignon

June 29, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

If you know of a wine with the complexity, nuance and concentration of Bonterra Cabernet Sauvignon 2016, priced at $16.95 or under, I’d sure like to hear about it. This is one of my top bang-for-the-buck picks of the many wines I’ve had the pleasure of sampling so far this year. According to Bonterra winemaker Jeff Cichocki, when discussing the density of flavors in Bonterra … [Read more...]

Eat Here Now: Five Outstanding Restaurants to Visit before They Explode

June 28, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

My stepsons and their friends recently waited an hour on a Saturday evening to be seated at the Red Iguana. Don’t get me wrong, like everybody else, I love Red Iguana. But I’ll be damned if I’ll wait an hour for a table anywhere. Not gonna happen. If, like me, you have a lot of hunger but very little patience, here are five outstanding restaurants that could explode any day. … [Read more...]

The World Beneath Our Feet: Organic Soil Supports a Rich Mix of Life

June 27, 2018 by Kelli Christine Case Leave a Comment

What do you see when you look at garden soil? If you simply see dirt, you may be surprised to learn that a single tablespoon of healthy soil contains more microorganisms than there are people on the planet. It’s true! A small handful of soil contains billions of bacteria, several yards of fungal filament, thousands of protozoa, and many nematodes—the smallest and most abundant … [Read more...]

To The Bat Kave: Tunes in Toquerville

June 26, 2018 by Tom Bennett Leave a Comment

Southern Utah is not synonymous with live music. However, near the blood red cliffs of Zion, in the little town of Toquerville, Dave Durrant is cranking away at the Bat Kave studio. Like many musicians, Durrant was interested in capturing his own material and started recording his music on a Tascam cassette recorder. Looking back on those days he says, "it was kind of cool … [Read more...]

Great West Food Desert: City Seeks to Improve Food Options on Westside

June 25, 2018 by Lynne Olson Leave a Comment

Food deserts are areas occupied by people lacking the income to buy healthy food or do not have access to foods that are considered part of a balanced diet. By U.S. Department of Agriculture standards, the west-side of downtown Salt Lake City is a food desert. Whether the SLC Redevelopment Agency's proposal to build a permanent, year-round public market for Salt Lake City will … [Read more...]

Five Utah Foodie Instagrammers Crushing It

June 22, 2018 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Instagram, if you haven’t heard, happens to be the leading social media platform for people under 35 living in the United States. Unlike Facebook, it’s not very demanding of your time or your money (as a business). “Young, hip people use Instagram, old people use Facebook.” I often hear. Instagram is very simple. It’a made to work well from as smartphone app, and it’s designed … [Read more...]

Nashville-Style Hot Chicken Recipe

June 22, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

  Thanks to the opening of Viet Pham’s Pretty Bird restaurant in downtown SLC, you can now get authentic Nashville-style hot chicken here in Utah. But, it’s also pretty easy to make at home. Here is a recipe I really like which is based on the chicken at one of Nashville’s most popular hot chicken joints: Hattie B’s. This recipe makes really spicy chicken, but … [Read more...]

SaltFire Brewing: 12 Monkeys Double IPA

June 22, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

When I visited the newly opened SaltFire Brewing Co. in SLC recently, their pub wasn’t quite finished and open. However, I was able to score a handful of really excellent brews from their retail bottle shop and enjoy them at home. Owner Ryan Miller has created a number of great beers, including Charlotte Sometimes Summer Blonde Ale, Füry Kölsch, Saison de Trahison, Nzed … [Read more...]

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