The time is summer, and the place is Michigan. Let’s go to St. Joseph, enjoy everything, and take some photos! Scroll down to see more photos and read more about St. Joseph, Michigan. I asked everyone for their thoughts. Mom: “I would like to relax for the weekend in St. Joseph. It’s a short drive … Continue reading St. Joseph
Not long ago, I thought that Two Brothers was a coffee roastery. It is! But it’s moreso a brewery—when it’s not actually roasting tea leaves or distilling spirits. Scroll down to see more photos and read more about Two Brothers Artisan Brewing. “Has a sharp bite to it!” If only I could bring to you … Continue reading Two Brothers Artisan Brewing
Farmers’ markets pop up everywhere this time of year. They’re hot, familiar, sprawling over empty parking spaces, and they all fade with the sun passing lower and dimmer by the week. Melting cupcakes, wilting vegetables, lukewarm cold brew, and my sodden wallet from all the sweat make me wonder why I always go back. Because … Continue reading Milwaukee Public Market
There are countless ways to dine. Besides the conventional, guests can have food cooked tableside or on their table, they can cook their own food, meals can be enjoyed under simulated thunderstorms, or food can be playfully tossed into open mouths, with everyone agape in amazement. I have but I don’t want any more. I … Continue reading Sushi Station
When the pressure is on, some fold up like a cheap lawn chair. Others spring to life. Danny Trejo endured pressures, obstacles and challenges. And that’s putting it lightly. But he crushed them all, his gentle smile always warm and welcoming. His new cookbook, Trejo’s Tacos, details his inspiring life story and offers 75 authentic recipes … Continue reading Trejo’s Tacos
The Simple Luxuries 