One happy me and one stuffed pig Lame intro I know but how can I resist it? But Pig Island 2013 was a huge success and everyone loved my Isthmian-style stuffed 200-pound pork that I served. It was quite... (Continue reading)
Photo by: David A. Powell When my good buddy, Jimmy Carbone of Jimmy’s No. 43, invited me to take part in Pig Island, his yearly paean to pigs, hogs, swine, pork or whatever you call the animal that yields what... (Continue reading)
This text was taken from several parts in Food from my Heart that I had reprinted by amazon and a kindle edition will soon be ready. Before I knew better I used to open this... (Continue reading)
We walked into Carmela’s house in Casas Grandes and stepped back into the time of my youth. Her radiant smile welcomed us, she was dressed to the nines in a turquoise Mexican flowing outfit that she favors these days... (Continue reading)
Straight from Tepic, Nayarit via DSL this marvelous retablo by my dear friend, Pedro Luis de Aguinaga arrived this morning. Artist, writer, raconteur, boulevadier, brilliant and cunning at observing and commenting on people and situations and, most importantly, loyal friend... (Continue reading)
Everything that Barbara does is always beautifully thought out and picture perfect. She is a woman of many talents and interests. An artist, a poet, a chef, and a supportive friends. Barbara Sibley is the owner and chef of the... (Continue reading)
Victoria Munro was born in Wellington, New Zealand in 1975. She has spent the last thirteen years working between Auckland, New Zealand and New York, USA. During this time she has exhibited her photographic and sculptural works internationally... (Continue reading)
Please join me in this celebration. la Restaurant reunion.... (Continue reading)
Rene Maynez is a multimedia artist from the El Paso, Texas/Juarez Chihuahua area with a wicked sense of humor. His photoshopped photograph collages are amazing www.renemaynez.com and vary from kitschy to ethereal. He did this partly as a joke and... (Continue reading)
The first time I met Peruvian graphic artist, Julio Granados, was when he walked in the door of my house clutching a package wrapped in a brown plaid flannel cloth. My friend Norberto Bogard of the very informative... (Continue reading)