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Casa Luis – Chef Luis Estevez

Luis Estevez began his career after moving from Spain to Brazil at the age of 15; where he owned and operated “Cafe Luis” for three years before deciding to come to the states in 1968.

Robke’s Restaurant Review

Eating at Robke’s in Northport brings me back to my grandpa’s kitchen. Organized chaos upon entry, yet overwhelming in the best way possible.

SIde Kicks…for the GRILL

Tis’ the season of easy living, grilling, and chilling! Our local farm stands and farmers markets are proudly displaying the earth’s finest.

Healthy, Delicious & Pretty

Hello friends, I made it a goal this year to be better at having a well-rounded breakfast in the morning. Amongst the rush of the mornings, I sometimes find myself skipping the most important meal of the day. It just isn’t a good start to my day.

New Season, Old Traditions

Wow, Sring is finally here and yes it’s time for Easter! Easter–along with spring– brings a new outlook and joyful feelings; a real sense of renewal and rebirth.

Dutch Oven Cooking

I love to cook. I’d be lying if I didn’t admit: it has become the hobby of my late 20s. I’m often inspired by a recipe I see, or an ingredient I’m craving. Lately, my inspiration has come from a game changing cooking vessel: my Dutch Oven.

Bring On…THE SUNSHINE

My trip to South West Florida proved fruitful again with a delicious refreshing Key Lime Pie. The taste was absolutely irresistible and I definitely will be making this for my family and friends real soon. I’m not big on sweet deserts, but this pie had the perfect combination of tart and sweet.

Try Other Cultures

The beauty about preparing food from other countries is that we can somewhat immerse ourselves into this particular part of the world without buying a plane ticket. Today I will share with you a few recipes I tried and enjoyed preparing. Looking back, I appreciate exploring the different varieties of seasonings and ingredients used to compose a dish; while of course, photographing them.

Food & Drink with Joanna – 110 Japan

110 Japan in Huntington Station is a food lovers dream. Whether you prefer sushi, hibachi, a solid happy hour or quick takeout – this spot should be on your go-to list. 110 Japan succeeds at fusing classic Japanese ingredients within adventurous appetizers and savory entrées.

Dishin’ with Denise – St. Patrick’s “LUCKY” Sheet Pan

For a Dash of the Irish in a flash, try this “new take” on your traditional corn beef and cabbage. Instead of 4 hours to prepare, how about 45 minutes? The sheet pan meal actually quadruples your cooking surface area, allowing you to roast/cook meals in less time with a surprisingly crispy edge.

Irish Soda Bread

Is it really St. Patrick’s Day if you don’t have Irish Soda Bread? No, it’s definitely not. At work, we have an Irish Soda Bread contest, which is always a fun time. My friend Vince’s wife, Liz, hands down makes the BEST Irish Soda Bread.

Try Other Cultures

The beauty about preparing food from other countries is that we can somewhat immerse ourselves into this particular part of the world without buying a plane ticket. Today I will share with you a few recipes I tried out and enjoyed preparing. Looking back, I appreciate exploring the different varieties of seasoning and ingredients used to compose a dish and of course photographing them.
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