Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Layton's Chance
Two QUEST alumni started Layton's Chance Vineyard and Winery on their family farm near Vienna, Maryland.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Kitchen in the Market is open
This weekend, Molly (the Tastebud Tart) and her business partner Tracy Morgan open Kitchen in the Market,
KITM is at the Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis.
a shared commercial kitchen for caterers, producers & manufacturers, mobile food trucks, and others ... scheduled and private classes ... a retail store [with] a carefully chosen assortment of chefs tools, cookbooks & magazines, and - best of all - grab-and-go nosh, including many dishes created by our chef/tenants.
KITM is at the Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis.
Monday, September 06, 2010
Labor Day
Had a beautiful Labor Day today and enjoyed it by going into the city. Stopped at Georgetown Cupcake's store on M Street to pick up our order, met my aunt Mary Sue and cousin Jonathan (a medical student at the GWU medical school), and had brunch at Peacock Cafe (they have great Eggs Benedict and French toast). Later, we saw the the Madeleine Albright Collection of pins at the Smithsonian Institution Building (the Castle).
Listened to part of the Nationals' 13-3 victory over the Mets on the way home.
Listened to part of the Nationals' 13-3 victory over the Mets on the way home.
Saturday, September 04, 2010
Utah
Last week I was in Utah, where I taught a three-day short course on Probabilistic Risk Assessment and Management at Hill Air Force Base. I stayed in the suburban hamlet of Layton, which reminded me of Bowie, Maryland, right down to the shopping centers with Target and Lowe's.
After the third day of class, I had some time to explore. First I quickly toured the Hill Aerospace Museum, which has a great collection of military aircraft, including fighters, bombers, and helicopters, including a Bell TH-13 similar to those that brought injured soldiers to the 4077th in M*A*S*H.
Then I continued north, on the advice of one of the students in my course, and drove up to Ogden. I toured the city's historic Union Station and the Eccles Rail Center next to the station, which has some impressive locomotives and rail cars. The city is not from from Promontory Summit, where the transcontinental railroad was completed, and was an important railroad junction. Today the station is a collection of museums and the Union Grill, where I had the carrot soup and the meatloaf for dinner.
After the third day of class, I had some time to explore. First I quickly toured the Hill Aerospace Museum, which has a great collection of military aircraft, including fighters, bombers, and helicopters, including a Bell TH-13 similar to those that brought injured soldiers to the 4077th in M*A*S*H.
Then I continued north, on the advice of one of the students in my course, and drove up to Ogden. I toured the city's historic Union Station and the Eccles Rail Center next to the station, which has some impressive locomotives and rail cars. The city is not from from Promontory Summit, where the transcontinental railroad was completed, and was an important railroad junction. Today the station is a collection of museums and the Union Grill, where I had the carrot soup and the meatloaf for dinner.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Midtown Global Market: a Top 10 In-Store Dining Spot
Minneapolis' Midtown Global Market (which is Molly's base of culinary operations) was featured (and pictured!) in bon appetit's Top 10 Best In-Store Dining Spots this month.
Speaking of Molly, the tastebud tart is discussing centerpieces this month. She advises keeping them simple and low.
Speaking of Molly, the tastebud tart is discussing centerpieces this month. She advises keeping them simple and low.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Pizza Night
Over at Good Bite, Molly has an article describing how to make a healthy, delicious pizza at your house.
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