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Let’s Talk Food: Finding comfort at the dinner table
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2008
These are not the best of times but take solace in knowing that while those Wall Street suits and the Washington pols are eating crow, most Americans are finding comfort at the table. Full story »
Happy Hour: Conversation with Tom Armentrout
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2008
What is first drink you ever had? “A rum and Coke with my older brothers and sisters.” Full story »
The annotated menu: EVOO Market and Bistro
Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008
If recipes are like blueprints, then a menu is the city skyline — a panoramic view of the chef’s architectural abilities. At EVOO Market and Bistro, the menu is more Naples than New York. There aren’t any skyscrapers, dishes of awe-inspiring imagination. Instead, these dishes are hurricane proof. They may not be flashy, though flourishes pop up throughout, but they are built to weather the harshest of criticisms. Full story »
Let’s Talk Food: The fruit of the gods
Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008
Bright and brilliant October is harvest time throughout much of the world. Festivals, in celebration of the bounty of God and nature, are held to glorify a prolific and profitable harvest. Apples are among the most celebrated of the crops, especially here in the United States where Johnny Appleseed left a legacy of thousands of apple trees. Full story »
The Dish: A conversation with Chef Steve Jenkins
Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008
Where are you from? “I was born in Texas but lived in Arkansas, Bolivia and Italy. My parents were teachers and we traveled all over. But I consider myself from Arkansas.” Full story »
Baby, why don’t we go way down to Cocomo’s
Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008
Familiar lyrics start off with “Aruba, Jamaica, ooo, I wanna take you.” You can sing along, as almost everyone knows the first verse to the famous Beach Boy’s song, “Kokomo.” But at Cocomo’s Grill in Marco Island, the essence remains, “We’ll get there fast and then take it slow.” Full story »
Let’s Talk Food: Priciest pork quite a prize
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2008
Anthony Bourdain is my hero. For years I have harbored the secret ambition to travel the world and sample the cuisine in exotic countries. Now I am satisfied to lie back in my chaise lounge and join Bourdain on gastronomic adventures without passport, uncomfortable travel experiences and without a single hit at my budget. Full story »
Happy Hour: A conversation with Peter Lopez
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2008
What was the last drink you had out? “I had a Crown Royal with a splash of 7UP.” Full story »
Come Monday... there’ll be a bay view, but no Bayview
Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008
Easy access by both land or sea is seldom found in Southwest Florida. Bayview, on Marco Island, is one of the few waterfront restaurants that offers this convenience. Located in The Esplanade, it is just two miles from the Judge S.S. Jolley Bridge. The view of Smokehouse Bay from this spot will probably never change, but Bayview restaurant will be no more. Full story »
Your Food Review: September 21, 2008
Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008
What is your favorite restaurant in Naples? Cote de Azure. It’s intimate, small and has excellent French food and service. Full story »
Review: Lavish digs, but uneven service, food
Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008
“Wow.” That’s the first thing you think when you walk into Angelina’s Ristorante’s impressive foyer. And that’s certainly what you want to hear if you own a restaurant that’s been practically reinvented from the ground up. Full story »
M Waterfront Grille to open October 14
Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008
The former Maxwells on the Bay completes its transformation October 14 as a menu of tapas, organic meats and produce and chef Brian Roland's cutting-edge Continental cuisine debuts at the new M Waterfront Grille in the Village on Venetian Bay location. Full story »
Taste of Bonita scheduled for November 16
Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2008
Taste of Bonita, a festival showcasing local restaurants, will be held at Riverside Park on Nov. 16. Full story »
The Dish: Conversation with Matt Durst
Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008
What is your education and experience? “I have a college degree in criminal justice but have worked in restaurants for 25 years. I worked for Disney World in Orlando and opened the restaurants at MGM Studios.” Full story »
Let's Talk Food: Melons offer fragrance, taste of the days of late summer
Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. There’s also a Crenshaw, a casaba, a Persian and numerous other members of the melon family. Yes, Virginia, Santa Claus is the name of a melon, and if you’re lucky you’ll find it at the super market, for summer time is melon time. With shipping methods bringing them from faraway places, melons are available almost year-round these days, providing culinary pleasure for melon lovers. Full story »
- East Naples United Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch -- 10/12/08 at East Naples United Methodist Church
- Art Exhibit: The Works of Malva -- 10/12/08 at Sheldon Fine Art
- Education Channel Special: "Vote 2008" -- 10/12/08 at airing on on The Education Channel, Comcast Cable 20
- Bridal Show Extravaganza -- 10/12/08 at Naples Botanical Garden
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