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"the Buzz" – Forgeron Wine Dinner

26 Monday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Photos, Photos By: Bob Young, Special Dinners, Things To Do, What's For Dinner?, Wine and Food

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On 24 July we had a Forgeron Wine Dinner at the Buzz. Like I said in another blog post, I think all we did all weekend is eat and have a glass of wine or a Hendrick’s Gin and Tonic, whatever the situation called for.

All of the dinners/events were definitely fun and generally good! This wine dinner at the Buzz was a quarterly dinner – a very special event each quarter. There were some empty seats, so if you were not there, you could have been.

Here are the photos of the evening. The wines we had are also listed, with my score in (score). Just one thing to note: I messed up and did not photograph the Gazpacho Nuevo, a really delicious cold dish with cream, cucumber, water cress and some other things. So sorry!

Taco Circles

Taco Circles

Salmon Snow Peas
Sweet and Sour Sausage Kabob

Old Bay Grilled Shrimp
Wine: 2005 Forgeron Syrah 12.5% (18) $27.00

OK. The Gazpacho Nuevo should have gone in here!
Wine (With the Gazpacho): NV Walldeaux Smithie Red 14.1% (19) $18.00
The best wine – in my opinion – of the night!

Painted Desert Roasted Salad
Wine: 2007 Walldette White 14.1% (17) $17.00

Brisket
Summer Fruit Chutney
BBQ Black and White Beans
Calabaeitas
Wine: 2005 Forgeron
Zinfandel
14.2% (17) $32.00

Pear Zinfandel Ice
Berry Chocolate Meringue
Wine: 2005 Forgeron
Cabernet 14.2% (16 – The nose on this was all alcohol) $27.00

Bailey – The Bell of the Ball!

See you at the next Buzz event!!!

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Silver City Party – Dinner

26 Monday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Grillin' and Chillin', Main Dish, Photos By: Bob Young, Salmon, Silver City, Things To Do, What's For Dinner?

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That was a great weekend! High in the mountains to the south of Boise; there were little patches of snow! Absolutely perfect weather; Clear skies; Night time lows in the low 50’s made for great sleeping; Good friends; Good food, which brings me to the point. Garry Scholz, President of the Treasure Valley Wine Society, did a nice job in preparing the Saturday night dinner. Greg Barnes, Idaho Wine Merchant, did an awesome job in matching the perfect wine with each course. Well done! There were some glitches, but that is to be expected. The menu is to the left and then check out the photos of the dinner below.

Garry and Donna Scholz

Garry checks the Cornish Game Hens

Homemade Sangria

Passed Appetizers
Roasted Red Bell Peppers and Tomato Brochette

Passed Appetizers
Seasoned and Seared Scallops on Cucumber
Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Sweet and Hot Peppers
Wine:
Cinder Viognier

Summer Salad
Strawberries and Baby Spinach
with
Fruit Vinaigrette and Cougar Gold Cheese
Wine:
Domains des Grand Bois Rosé, Côtes du Rhone

Palate Cleanser
Raspberry Sorbet with Champagne Jelly

Main Entrée
Smoked Cornish Game Hens with a Blackberry-Port Reduction Sauce
Mixed Mushroom Risotto
Balsamic Roasted Garden Vegetables
Wine: Morgan 12 Clones Pinot Noir, Santa Lucia Highlands

Dessert
Double Dark Chocolate Tarte with Raspberry Glaze
Wine: Smith Woodhouse 2007 Vintage Port

And at 10:30 at night and as the moon rose over War Eagle Mountain, we all said, “Good night” and went our separate ways. Our tummys were full. Our hearts were happy. Our spirits were high.

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"the Buzz" BBQ and Wine Dinner

23 Friday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Bistro, Things To Do, What's For Dinner?, Wine and Food

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This just in from Cristi and Tom:

A quick note about fun things at the Buzz!
There are still a few seats available for the Forgeron BBQ dinner on Sunday night at 5:30pm. The cost is $35 per person and seating is limited. Five wines with five courses. Patty from Forgeron will be here to present the wines and everyone goes home with a Riedel glass. Call 344-4321 for reservations.

Friday and Saturday we will feature Sokol Blosor wines and Gayle Chapman will be blessing us with her fantastic music. Join us for the great wines and fantastic company. See you there.

Sincerely,
Cristi and Tom Takeda
Buzz Coffee and Wine
2999 N Lakeharbor Lane
Boise, Idaho 83703

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Le Café de Paris – Farm and Wine Night

21 Wednesday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Main Dish, Restaurants, Things To Do, Wine and Food

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I just received this. Hope to see you there. We’ll be there – 6:30pm.

FARM AND WINE NIGHT
Thursday, July 22

Bonjour Mes Amis!
The final produce list is in for our Farm and Wine Night (menu below). The four course gourmet menu is inspired from the delicious offerings by Sweet Valley Organics, paired with wines from Wood River Cellars, with live music to accompany dinner. Cinder Winery was previously mentioned as being our featured winery for this particular dinner, however scheduling conflicts have required us to move them to next month, where they will can be seen both at First Thursday for the book launch on Idaho Wineries, and also for our next Farm and Wine Night. Reservations are highly recommended and can be made by calling (208)336-0889.

Bon Appetit!
Mathieu

Farm and Wine Night
Inspired By: Fresh produce/meats from – Sweet Valley Organics

Le Menu

First Course
Smoked Salmon
dill crème fraiche, lemon, croustini

Second Course
Local Organic Field Green Salad
confited cherry tomatoes, lemon-tarragon vinaigrette

Main Course
Pork Roulade
Sweet Valley Organics pork
assorted squash, fried squash blossoms, morel mushroom demi-glace

Dessert
Huckleberry Shortcake
Wood River Winery (ID) red wine and caramel reduction, huckleberries

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Idaho Hotel, Silver City, ID, Weekend

21 Wednesday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Party Time, Photos, Photos By: Bob Young, Silver City, Special Dinners, Things To Do

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Well, this weekend is the Yearly Trek To Silver City and the Friday Night Wine Party!! Supposed to be 100+ here in Boise. We’re off to the mountains. Here is the word from Jerri about the weekend. See you there!

It’s almost here!

Friday
July 23 at 7:00 PM
(6:00 PM for happiness hour!)

Wine Social in Silver City
at the Idaho Hotel

Bring a couple bottles of wine and a dish /snack to compliment the wine and share with everyone!

Remember to bring your own glass – decorate it for more fun!

Saturday – July 24 is our Wine Dinner – a delicious adventure in culinary delights and wonderful wines! Reservations are mandatory. It should be a wonderful evening!

If you have any questions, please give me a call. Remember – it takes about 2 hours to reach Silver City from Boise. Take care driving and arrive safe in Silver! Remember – no gas stations in Silver, so fill your tank before leaving Boise or Nampa. The road is in great shape and it will be cooler in Silver than Boise!

Looking forward to seeing you all in Silver!

Jerri Nelson
Idaho Hotel – Silver City
208-863-4768

And I had heard that the road was closed to Silver. I emailed Jerri and here is her reply:

Hi Jerri,
Rumor has it that the road from Murphy to Silver is closed. Is that correct? If so, how do we get there Friday? Hmmmm. Logistics.
Hugs,
Bob and Robin

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Rumor! Meredith drove into Silver this morning…no problems, a few Mormon crickets on the road, but otherwise, clear sailing (or driving).
Jerri

Actually, I heard the rumor on Facebook when Jan said that she had heard it was closed. Cheers and see you in Silver City!!

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Boise City Club – "Local Foods"

21 Wednesday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Local Farmers Markets, Local Harvests, Local Markets, Things To Do, Thought For The Day, What's For Dinner?

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On Tuesday, 20 July, Robin and I went to the City Club of Boise to listen to a program about Local Foods. Such a great program and it complimented the PBS program on Outdoor Idaho, Local Food. The panel consisted of Janie Burns, from Meadowlark Farms and Dave Krick, from the Red Feather Lounge and the Bittercreek Alehouse in Boise. The moderator was Marsha Franklin of Dialog on IPTV – Idaho Public Television.

Some very interesting points were brought our during the discussion:

  1. 95% of the food in Idaho is imported from other places. We only eat 5% of the foods grown locally in Idaho.
  2. The 20/20 Program. By 2020 in Idaho try to eat 20% locally grown foods
  3. 2011 will be the Year of Idaho Food
  4. Cities in the US that have Directors of Food (There are others)
    • Baltimore
    • New York City
    • Salt Lake City

Other points that were brought out so far as what we, as citizens, can do:

  1. Grow something
  2. Teach a child to grow something
  3. Buy local food
  4. Patronize local restaurants that use locally grown foods
    • Red Feather Lounge
    • Le Cafe de Paris
    • Brick 29
    • Cafe Vincino
    • Cottonwood Grille
  5. Start a compost
  6. Start a garden – even a small one (Robin and I have utilized the alley)
  7. Subscribe to community gardens – CSA’s (We do)
  8. The Menu for the luncheon is to the right. It’s All Local!!

It was an exciting and very informative program.

Think Local … Buy Local … Eat Local

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Zucchini Boats

20 Tuesday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Things To Do, Vegetables, What's For Dinner?

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We get a lot of newsletters. All have some information in them. Some have some really great information in them. Here is some information from The Mushroom Channel. Look at this recipe! This looks wonderful and is a complete meal. From The Mushroom Channel,

This week’s featured contributor is Boston-based food writer Chelsee Adams of We Are Not Martha . We Are Not Martha takes the recipes of their food folk heroes (like site namesake, Martha Stewart) and delivers them in a way any kitchen beginner would feel safe to try them.

I always like to experiment in the kitchen when I have a friend over. I know, I know, they always say never try new recipes out on guests, but I like to use my friends as guinea pigs, and hey, they get a free meal out of the deal so no one’s complaining! It’s truly an adventure in the kitchen to taste and sample a dish together, figure out ways to perfect it, or just sit back with a glass of wine and enjoy what you’ve created over great conversation.

The other night one of my best friends came over for dinner so it was the perfect opportunity to test out a recipe I had bookmarked from SimplyRecipes for quite some time for Zucchini Boats stuffed with all sorts of loveliness. It was a hot Summer day and this recipe seemed like it would be perfect, filled with loads of refreshing veggies, herbs, cheese, and of course, mushrooms. And the fact that all of those ingredients are housed in a zucchini shell could only mean good things.

Zucchini Boats

Ingredients:
• 1 zucchini about 12 inches long
• 3 tablespoons olive oil
• 1/2 cup chopped onion
• 3 cloves garlic, minced
• 1/2 cup chopped mushrooms
• 2 tablespoons dry white wine
• 1 pound ground turkey
• 2 diced tomatoes
• 3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
• 1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary
• 3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
• 1 egg, lightly beaten
• 2 teaspoons salt
• 2 teaspoons pepper

Directions:• Cut the zucchini in half, lengthwise. Scoop out the insides making sure to leave the shells around 1/4 inch thick. Save the insides.
• Next, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a skillet over medium/high heat. Cook the onion and garlic until soft. Then add the mushrooms, insides of the zucchini, and cook for an additional 2 minutes.
• In another skillet heat a tablespoon of olive oil over medium/high heat. Add ground turkey and cook until lightly brown, making sure to stir occasionally, 6 minutes. Add the onion and mushrooms from the other pan. Add wine. Mix in tomato, basil and rosemary and cook for an additional 1-2 minutes. Drain the excess fat and remove the skillet from the heat.
• Once the mixture has cooled incorporate cheese, egg, salt and pepper. Stuff the zucchini boats with the turkey mixture.
• Fill a baking pan with 1/4 inch of water and place the stuffed zucchini shells in the pan.
• Bake at 400 degrees for about 30 minutes, or until nice and golden brown.
• Serve the zucchini boats while hot.

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Now this really sounds good. I know there is a way to grill this entre. I’ve just got to figure it out. Any suggestions? Cheers!

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Light, Easy Summer Dinner

19 Monday Jul 2010

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Here is a wonderful summer dinner. Breaded and Sauteed Talapia, Braised Fresh Garden Peas, Braised Marinated Tofu, Potato Salad and Fresh Steamed Jasmine Rice. Serve that with one of the most awesome viognier’s I have ever had – 2008 Indian Creek Viognier.

That was easy! Enjoy and Cheers!

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Ahhh! The "Alley Garden"!

16 Friday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Alley Gardens, Photos, Photos By: Bob Young, Things To Do, What's For Dinner?

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Actually this is the third tomato so far this season. It’s nice to smell that “tomato smell” again and not smell the rock hardness and the ripening additives that are on some tomatoes. It’s no wonder that so many people now have allergies to store bought produce – so many addivitves. The “alley Garden” is really doing well. I will probably “prune” some herbs next week and take bunches to the distribution point of the CSA we belong to. Here are some other photos of the herbs we are growing. All in the alley.

Chives, Curly Parsley, Greek Oregano, Coriander

Sage and Thyme

Greek Oregano and Lemon Thyme

So there you have some things you can grow in a very limited space. It’s just so nice to see others pickup on the idea of using these spaces. There are several that have “sprung up” in our neighborhood. Think Local … Buy Local … Eat Local! Cheers.

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Kürbiskernweckerl (Pumpkin seed rolls)

16 Friday Jul 2010

Posted by Bob and Robin in Bread, Photos, Recipes, Things To Do, What's For Dinner?

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Now here is a bread that really sounds interesting. Give this one a try. Try this variation: Change the seeds to sunflower seeds and call the rolls Sonnenblumenkerne Rolls. Just a thought. Thanks Gary for passing this recipe along. Might be good with rabbit! It might also be wise to use a scale that is calibrated in grams/ounces, as suggested by Maria below. Cheers!


Kürbiskernweckerl
(Pumpkin seed rolls)



Source: The Inverse Cook, via Gary Payne
Yield: 10 round rolls


Pâte Fermentée
50g (1¾ oz) (3½ T) Flour, Type 700 (strong white flour)
30g (1 oz) (2 T) Cool Water
2g (¾ oz) (1½ T) Fresh Yeast
1g (¼ oz) (½ T) Salt
Mix together and let rest for 12 hours in a cool place, or 1 hour at room temperature and in the fridge overnight, 12-16 hours.


Soaker:
25g (⅔ oz) (1⅓ T) coarse Rye Meal

50g (1¾ oz) (3½ T) Pumpkin Seeds
25g (⅔ oz) (1⅓ T) Flaxseeds (linseed)
100g (3½ oz) (7 T) Warm Water
Stir the ingredients of the soaker together and let stand covered for about 12 hours.


Dough:
250g (8½ oz) (2 c) Flour, Type 700 (strong white flour)

50g (1¾ oz) (3½ T) light Rye Flour, Type 960
140g (5 oz) (⅔ c) Cool Water
10g (⅓ oz) (⅔ T) Barley Malt
15g (½ oz) (1 T) Pumpkin Seed Oil or Vegetable Oil
10g (⅓ oz) (⅔ T) Salt
10g (⅓ oz) (⅔ T) fresh Yeast
Soaker ingredients
Additional pumpkin seeds
Sesame seeds


Directions:
Combine all ingredients to a shaggy mass and let stand for 10 minutes. Knead for 10 seconds, either on an oiled surface or drag the dough in circles with a strong fork in the bowl. Let stand for another 10 minutes, then knead again for 10 seconds. Let stand for 10 minutes, then tip the dough onto an oiled surface and fold it onto itself a couple of times. It will be sticky, although not excessively wet like ciabatta dough.
Let stand for 40 minutes at room temperature. Agitate / Fold the dough after 20 minutes.


Divide dough into ten pieces weighing roughly 73g (2⅔ oz) (⅓ c) each, shape round, moisten the surface and press with the wet top into a bowl of pumpkin and sesame seeds (I omitted the sesame).


Proof for 50 minutes.


Bake at 240°C (465°F) for 20-25 minutes reducing the heat to 200°C (390°F) after 10 minutes.

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