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Edible Marin & Wine Country cover #18 - Summer 2013

Edible Marin & Wine Country #18 - Summer 2013

Spindrift Blows into California--Just in Time for Summer Sipping

Spindthrift Sparkling Orange Mango
Spindrift is the brainchild of Bill Creelman, who grew up on a farm in Western Massachusetts where eating organically and seasonally...

Surf's Up for Equator Coffees and Teas

California’s Equator Coffees and Teas has won over renowned chefs like the French Laundry’s Thomas Keller, who serves it in all his restaurants. Now the woman-owned coffee farm and roasting...
|244 Shoreline Hwy, Mill Valley, CA, us
|415.209.3733

Headlands Center for the Arts: Nourishing Creativity

Kitchen at HCA
Headlands Center for the Arts (HCA) inhabits former military buildings at historic Fort Barry in the Marin Headlands, deep in the...

Escoffier Questionaire: Justin Everett

Chef Justin Everett
Chef: Justin Everett Restaurants: Murray Circle/Farley Bar at Cavallo Point, Sausalito What was your favorite food as a kid? Tacos What...

Crispy Hog Island Oysters, Citrus-Marinated Seaweed Salad and Avocado with Yuzu Aioli

Crispy Hog Island Oysters, Citrus-Marinated Seaweed Salad and Avocado with Yuzu Aioli
This dish was inspired by a day with my wife and sons at Fort Cronkite beach near the Marin Headlands. The beach is made of beautiful black sand and there is almost always a nice set of waves...

Achieving Slurpability: Hog Island Oyster Co.

Hog Island Oyster
John Finger, president and co-founder of Hog Island Oyster Co., has a classic California surfer look—his hair is blond and his face is tan...
|20215 Hwy. 1, Marshall, CA, us
|(415) 663-9218
|610 1st St, Napa, CA, us
|(707) 251-8113
|1 Ferry Building, San Francisco, CA, us
|(415) 391-7117

Summer Berries: Save at Least a Few of them For the Table

Summer Berries
The hardest part about cooking with summer berries is stopping myself from eating them straight out of the basket or off the bush....

Old-Fashioned Meringues with Berries

Old-Fashioned Meringues with Berries
Meringues with berries have a special place in my heart. I can clearly see my mother in our kitchen the night before my 11th birthday party, spooning heaps of thick white meringue onto baking sheets...

Peter Jacobsen: The Chef's Farmer

Chef Breeden and Peter Jacobsen
It’s a timeworn writing cliché to describe a profile subject as complicated and unexpected, defying easy categorization. Sometimes it just...

Berries for Bikers

Biking for wild berries
As the glorious days of summer arrive here in Marin County, flocks of bikers pedal through the landscape between idyllic towns and redwood-...

In Memoriam...To Our Napa Valley Pioneers

750 Wines and Edible Marin & Wine Country salute these local wine heroes who have passed on

From Paris to Provence (to Northern California)

When I was growing up in Northern California, my parents couldn’t find the charcuterie we bought and ate almost every day during our...

Assiette De Charcuterie

Assiette De Charcuterie
Charcuterie Plate. Ahh, the prix fixe menu, written in white chalk on slate, the French script a bit hard to read but clear enough for me to know I had a choice of two. Charcuterie for the first...

The Kids Are (Al)Right

melon pop
When I sat down to write this issue’s Stone’s Soup Corner, I thought I had it all worked out. Melon soup was on the agenda. Perfect for...

Bull’s Eye Honeydew Pops

Bull’s Eye Honeydew Pops
These Bull’s Eye Honeydew Pops highlight the ripest melons of the season. They are creamy, refreshing and dairy free! Make an extra batch to keep in your freezer—it’s nice to have homemade pops...

Bob Cannard: Visionary Farmer and Educator—and His Green String Farm

Bob Cannard
Over the past few decades, the now internationally renowned Bay Area food movement has benefitted from an exquisite storm of visionary...

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