Recent Food & Wine News
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Three years ago, Boulder's Wild Goose Engineering was a four-person design, engineering, manufacturing and fabrication outfit with 12 years of experience in churning out products from firefighter safety gear to underwater cameras and airplane parts.
It's easy to love basic bruschetta — thick slabs of toasted bread topped with a heap of chopped tomatoes and shredded basil, then drizzled with a mess of olive oil.
John Morrison, known to his friends and fans as "Johnny Mo the Musical Chef," starting cooking at a young age -- about the time he started playing guitar. Ever since, he's had a passion for both things.
TUMWATER, Wash. (AP) — Thieves have stolen two bronze urns that marked the graves of Olympia Brewing Company founder Leopold Schmidt and his son in Tumwater.
The urns weigh about 75 pounds each and held fresh flowers as requested by Schmidt before his death in 1914.
When the news broke that one of Washington's most famous chefs had returned to the kitchen, foodies applauded: Roberto Donna, of the Galileo and Bebo Trattoria fame, was back behind the stove.
Bill Blatch, a well-respect negociant and trusted wine adviser in Bordeaux, France, recently passed through D.C. on his "retirement" tour.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Guy Fieri, host of the Food Network's hit show "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives," will drive the pace car at the Indianapolis 500.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama beer lovers are pleased that the state Legislature passed a measure to allow beer to be sold in larger containers, but they're still awaiting the fate of a measure to legalize home brewing.
With the full force of spring weather comes the appetite for lighter and brighter flavors. It's why Walker's Grille in Alexandria is such a delightful addition to Northern Virginia's culinary scene.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama beer lovers are pleased that the state Legislature passed a measure to allow beer to be sold in larger containers, but they're still awaiting the fate of a measure to legalize home brewing.

