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November 2009

It's A Vegetarian Thanksgiving Perfect for Breaking Out of the ordinary ... roasted notes, spice and heat, as well as the refreshing, cooling qualities of the lime. What to expect: Roussanne...

dmcker wrote in the forum topic: Building my underground wine cellar
November 2009

This is hilarious, Degrandcru, and I applaud your fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants ... is usually so much traffic, heat, etc. there. Here's hoping you don't have a stony soil underneath, don't end up cracking your...

Eric Guido wrote in the forum topic: Wine and Cigars???
November 2009

It went great, I was just going to wait till I had a moment to collect my ... and walnut with noticeable heat. On the palate it's rich and sumptuous but not overly sweet with cherry cough syrup, sage, and cedar box. Long,...

November 2009

Goulash: The ultimate comfort food Zinfandel: The ultimate comfort ... goulash.  Its moderate heat is perfectly tempered by the rich sauce and natural sweetness of the onions.  When perfectly cooked the...

November 2009

Two Chefs Compare Notes One's a little country, one's a little big ... the sugar over medium-high heat, shaking the pan frequently, until it just begins to turn golden, 3 to 4 minutes. Add the apples, lime juice,...

GregT wrote in the forum topic: What else would make a good port?
November 2009

Kyle - The majority of Ports are made from Touriga Nacional, Touriga Francesa, ... won't shut down with intense heat. Australians are trying some of those grapes for their desert climate. There aren't many grapes in the...

kylewolf wrote in the forum topic: What else would make a good port?
November 2009

I know a good majority of Ports are from grapes like Zin, Cab, Grand Noir, ... decades? Grapes with heavy heat, jam, fruit, and dark spices and earth. Are there are ports out there that utilize Malbec, Carmenere, etc?...

October 2009

Pairing Roast Turkey and Syrah By Forming a Flavor Bridge ... olives, halved Technique Preheat oven to 475 °F with rack in middle. Blend together the olive oil, fresh herbs, salt and pepper. In a...

Brad Coelho wrote in the forum topic: 100 Point Wine, Before & After
October 2009

Expectations and experience tend to soften excitement in wine, muffling the ... w/ all the smoke & heat of a damp kindling fire. Insipidly vegetal, with beet root and tired fungal flavors smoldering through the palate...

October 2009

Experiments in the Vegetarian Kitchen with Beaujolais and Butternut Mac & ... grated Parmesan cheese Preheat the oven at 450˚, cut butternut squash in half, and place it facedown on an oiled sheet.  Bake for 45...

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