Summer is a great season for exploring the great outdoors, but sometimes the weather can be less than desirable. We could be in the middle of a heat wave, hit by thunderstorms, or have humidity so high we can barely breathe. So it’s always a good idea to have an indoor backup plan. “Summertime is […]
Taste of the Market: Cookbook Author Deborah Smith
The Princeton Public Library‘s series Taste of the Market presented Jersey Shore-born cookbook author Deborah Smith, who is also the founder and executive editor of the popular food blog Jersey Bites. The 160 page The Jersey Shore Cookbook was written by Smith, sharing recipes from 50 beach town eateries in the Garden State. Additionally, there are stories from each establishment. Accompanying her was […]
Taste of the Market: Vegan Cooking Demo
The Princeton Public Library is hosting a series of cooking demonstrations this summer titled Taste of the Market. on Thursdays at 11:30 AM, which coincides with the farmers market. Local chefs or merchants will incorporate foods from local farmers available at the Princeton Farmers’ Market. The outdoor market takes place in summer adjacent to the library at Hinds Plaza […]
2016 Princeton Outdoor Dining Guide
It doesn’t matter if we’ve had a harsh or a mild winter, spring is always welcome in Princeton. One reason is for the beginning of the outdoor dining season in town. As soon as the temperature hits 50℉, tables and chairs make an appearance outside a few restaurants. Once temps are above 60℉, the al fresco dining season kicks […]
Princeton on the Cheap – Fine Dining Edition
Princeton is fortunate enough to have a variety of dining experiences from grabbing a slice of pizza to savoring a Grand Tasting menu consisting of 20-plus courses. It’s easy to find an inexpensive casual meal. The challenge is to find something to eat at a fine dining restaurant that won’t break the bank for cost-conscious customers. Here’s […]
Entertaining for the Holidays
The holiday season is upon us. For those hosting a party for friends or Christmas dinner, there is a lot to organize before your event. It’s best to categorize what needs to be done and set a timeline to stay organized. Basically, there are four elements for which you need to plan – decorating, menu planning, drinks, […]
Thanksgiving Wine Pairings with Sample Menu
Thanksgiving day offers a wonderful opportunity to pair drinks with the meal. It’s rather simple if serving seasonal food.Depending on if you serve your meal family-style or in multiple courses, you’ll only have to purchase two to five types on wine. For some courses, like soup and salad, you can offer water to keep the bottle count lower. The suggested multi-course menu allows […]
Winter Outdoor Dining in Princeton
Outdoor dining is one of the joys of summer, but what if you could eat al fresco year-round? A few restaurants in town have made it possible to eat outside in winter, but most are weather dependent, and one spot is absolutely romantic. Here is a list of winter outdoor dining in Princeton. I recommend calling the restaurant and requesting outdoor […]
If It Grows Together, It Goes Together
Cooking from the farmers market is a play in creativity. You plan to make your favorite recipe, but you never know what you’ll find. Maybe the recipe calls for sweet tomatoes, but a wet week rendered them a little watery. Can you leave them out? Could you substitute peaches instead? If the dairy vendor is […]
Food and Wine Consultants – A Foodie’s Hero
Have you ever wondered how local or international foods and beverages make their way to Princeton stores? Whether you are a devout foodie or casual home cook, your enjoyment of new culinary delights would grind to a halt if it were not for industry insiders like Princeton resident Wendy Farrington. Farrington is the owner and […]
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