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A Holiday Thank You Gift for Our Members

From all of us here at Dancing Spoon, we wish you a very happy holiday season. And we've got a little present for all of our Community members. Please accept this coupon for 20% off of any purchase at Foodie's Emporium of $75 or more on our Cuisipro, Emile Henry, Little Barrel Designs, MKS Design Handcrafted Knives, Mauviel, and Rösle lines at Foodie's Emporium. This is just for you. Use it wisely, it's good for 20% off an entire order,… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on December 18, 2009 at 12:01pm — No Comments

How do you Celebrate?

How do you Celebrate? What are your favorite foods and traditions for holidays, birthdays, and parties? With the holidays coming up, I thought it would be great to share our celebratory traditions so I started a new group on Dancing Spoon Community: Celebrate! Please join our new Celebrate! Group and share the good times! Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on December 9, 2009 at 11:51am — No Comments

Thanksgiving Tips: Game Plan

There’s no question about it, for me, Thanksgiving is absolutely the best holiday: it’s all about getting together with friends and family and eating a great meal. No Christmas present stresses or New Year’s Eve anxiety. Cook a lot of good food and share it with friends and family. One of my favorite Thanksgivings was when I was in college in San Diego and I organized an “Orphan’s Thanksgivi… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on November 13, 2009 at 4:36pm — No Comments

Keep Veggies Colorful

How to Keep Color, Texture, and Nutrients in Cooked Vegetables Fresh vegetables are the foundation of both nutrition and exceptional meals. They provide our bodies with valuable vitamins and minerals and add color and texture to our meals. Bright beautiful greens, reds, oranges, purples, and yellows are a taste-treat for the eyes and their crunchy texture adds interest to every bit… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on November 13, 2009 at 10:58am — No Comments

Looking for a Goat Soup Recipe?

How do you cook raccoon? Or grill lobster? Or make Spicy Buffalo Salami? Find out at “Out of the Ordinary” on Dancing Spoon Magazine! Written by Community member, Kate Gooding, her column “Out of the Ordinary” features recipes that are, well, out of the ordinary. Dishes like Roasted Ambercup Chili, Peppered Kangaroo Filets, Provençal Goat & Bean Soup, and Grilled Wild Turkey. Learn how to prepare game dishes, w… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on October 20, 2009 at 12:20pm — No Comments

Our Growing Commitment to You, Our Members

Our Community keeps growing! And so does our commitment to you, our members. We are pleased to let you know that member Agent Nancy is now our Managing Editor! Look to Agent Nancy for news, shout-outs, specials, and more. A big shout-out to Agent Nancy! Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on September 11, 2009 at 3:07pm — 1 Comment

A Big Shout Out to Member Anthony Theobald!

A real foodie and foodie's friend. Anthony is one of our most active members and someone who surely loves all aspects of enjoying a meal. He's got 11 Blog Posts, 6 Discussions, belongs to 12 Groups and has uploaded more than 30 photos! Check out… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on March 27, 2009 at 10:19am — No Comments

Out of the Ordinary

Beaver Chili? Grilled Wild Turkey? Braised Goat Shanks with Orange Zest? We’re very excited to introduce our newest contributor, Kate Krukowski Gooding, to Dancing Spoon Magazine. Kate’s column, Out of the Ordinary, found exclusively on Dancing Spoon, will bring you some very, well, extraordinary recipes and dishes. And on a tamer but no less creative side, you’ll find such interesting dishes as Grown Up Mac and Cheese with Maine Lobster and Roasted AmbercupContinue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on January 26, 2009 at 4:55pm — No Comments

Featured Discussion: Cheese of the Week

Dana A. Romero has just started an exciting new group for cheese lovers called, of course, "Cheese." And in the group he has star… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on November 14, 2008 at 7:00am — No Comments

Featured Member

Gavan Murphy is our Featured Member this Week! About Gavin The story. I hail from the Emerald Isle, land of greenery, sheep, pubs… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on November 7, 2008 at 10:30am — No Comments

Culinary Jobs. A new group.

Are you looking for a job in the culinary world? Are you trying to fill a position in the culinary world? We'd like to help. We've just started a new group: Culinary Jobs. Job Seekers If you're looking for work in the culinary world list your chops here. Tell us what you're looking for. Job Providers Looking to fill a position in the culinary world. Post your search here. List a job. Seek a job. Fill a job. Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on July 24, 2008 at 4:08pm — No Comments

Don't forget to "Invite"

The more the merrier! Invite all the foodies you know to become part of the Dancing Spoon Community! Invite Foodies! Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on July 15, 2008 at 7:00am — No Comments

Organic Vs Enough

An item in The Wall Street Journal prompted me to write an article in Dancing Spoon Magazine that asks the question "How do we reconcile an "organic movement" in a world where food abundance is not assured? (To read the article click here.) I'd like to ask our community that same question. Michael Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on July 7, 2008 at 10:43am — 1 Comment

Eat Drink Write: the new Food Writers Group

Are you a food writer? Are you looking for a place to get your name known? Well, if you love writing about food, wine, dining, drinks, cooking, the culinary world, this group for you! Publish articles, excerpts, and even original works right here! Join Eat Drink Write. Click here. Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on June 10, 2008 at 12:07pm — No Comments

Wine in a Box?

Why a Glass Bottle? Have you thought about it? The purpose of a glass wine bottle really is for storage, right? Wine is, essentially, an agricultural product. No matter the romance associated with it, wine bottles store crushed grapes in the form of wine. There are advantages to storing wine in glass bottles, such as aging, durability, presentation, and even tradition. But it's really about the storage. But what if the purpose of the wine container is not storage, but transport. What if… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on May 20, 2008 at 2:33pm — No Comments

Name This Place Contest

Here are some early entrées in our Name This Place Contest: • Feed Me! • Culinary Corner • Culinary Cafe • Spooners United • Mason's World of Food

This is your Foodie Community and it deserves a great name! Community just doesn’t siz… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on May 18, 2008 at 4:00pm — No Comments

Blue Nuns: Foodies Profile 1

Blue Nuns and Coors Beer
I began my creative life as a writer. I wrote fiction for five years and during that time I was a very successful bartender; my writing, not so. I had begun tending bar at the end of my second year in college in San Diego. Soon my college studies and restaurants found an inevitable synchronicity: I had just discovered th… Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on May 15, 2008 at 3:30pm — No Comments

The Latest in Wine Cellar

Recent posts by tjen dezutter on his trip to taste some sparkling wines, with photos. Beth shares with us a great wine and jazz event, Toast of the Valley: Introducing the Ella Fitzgerald Brut Rose. Read about it at The Wine Cellar. Why not start a discussion there? Continue

Added by J. Michael Wheeler on May 14, 2008 at 2:44pm — No Comments

Decant a Glass or a Bottle with the Wine Soirée at Foodie's Emporium

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tjen dezutter

expanding of the territory in Champagne 6 Replies

Started by tjen dezutter in Wine. Last reply by tjen dezutter Jun. 6, 2008.

Bryan Santos

Best Restaurants In The World... 5 Replies

Started by Bryan Santos in Restaurants. Last reply by Anna Carpenter Jul 30.

Niaz Dorry

Cooking @ Seafood Throwdown! 4 Replies

Started by Niaz Dorry in Cooking. Last reply by Niaz Dorry Oct. 9, 2008.

Janna

Flavored Sea Salts 4 Replies

Started by Janna in Cooking. Last reply by Janna Sep. 9, 2008.

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