Kickin’ it up with a Hotluck
January 11, 2010 by Erin
Filed under Food Experiments
Had an awesome hotluck Saturday night. About 25 of our friends came over and brought their favorite hot dishes. We had everything from flaming fire coleslaw to spicy red beans and rice to Vatapa, a Brazilian seafood stew – someone even brought spicy bloody marys. Overall it was a great time. Found out that one [...]
Cookbook update
November 30, 2009 by Erin
Filed under Cookbook, Food Experiments, Giving back
We’ve been getting emails about the status of the cookbook. We’re learning that it takes longer when you actually want to produce something for people outside your immediate family.
If you don’t follow us on Facebook, become fans and you will be the first to know when our book is ready. At this point we’re finalizing [...]
Stepped Up Our Game at the Women’s Show
November 4, 2009 by Lynn
Filed under Food Experiments, Giving back, Reviews
Three days of being “booth babes”, schlepping piles of gear and doing cooking demos–all while wearing very cute, high heels has left us with big smiles and tired feet! Our first trade show was a wonderful adventure and we learned a lot about what will appeal to our audience. We were right in the assumption [...]
Cooking and Eating at SALT Bistro
October 11, 2009 by Erin
Filed under Food Experiments, Reviews, Travel / Adventure
So today’s blog topic was supposed to be about the food from my wedding rehearsal dinner and Moroccan chicken, but that got trumped after my dinner at the new SALT Bistro in foodie town Boulder, CO. The menu is fabulous and they support local farmers and growers not only by using their produce, but also [...]
Cooking class – a Tour of Asia
October 5, 2009 by Erin
Filed under Food Experiments
Busy week last week! Held my first private cooking class – a tour of Asia on Monday. Forgot to take photos and don’t find the plastic leftover containers very attractive….
Hosted dinner for 20 Friday (please note – anyone who has a dinner party the night before their wedding needs their head examined.) and breakfast for [...]



