What were Redwood City residents eating 150 years ago?
The assignment for this article seemed easy, at first: Explore what the city’s early citizens of Redwood City were eating… … Keep Reading
Uncle John’s Carrot Ginger Soup is food for the soul
Andy Williams said it best, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Still, this season is not without its… … Keep Reading
Putting pumpkin pie spice on ice
If you were with us around this time last year you may remember that I railed, not ever so slightly,… … Keep Reading
Not faux news: Yes, Virginia, a Christmas tree company grows in downtown Redwood City
Balsam Brands, a home décor and consumer products company whose roots, as it were, go back just over a decade,… … Keep Reading
Trivia BEE, a brain-teasing evening to raise funds for literacy
Ever had a bee in your bonnet that you could ace a quiz show? Then buzz on up to Cañada… … Keep Reading
The latest buzz about cooking with Redwood City honey
Honey…it’s kind of an unsung hero of the pantry, isn’t it? If you’re not a floral- or spice-note seeking connoisseur… … Keep Reading
Crack’d Toffee: Love, Toffee & Second Chances
In the beginning it wasn’t all love and sugary treats for Alex and Cherlene Wright, owners of Crack’d Toffee. Their… … Keep Reading
A guide to surviving pumpkin spice season
If pumpkin is king this time of year, then pumpkin pie spice is the dark overlord. I say this as… … Keep Reading
Spring Sips: Three Ways to Rosé
Growing up, “rosé” was a bad word in my house. My dad loathed the stuff, calling it “the bastardization of… … Keep Reading
The perfect springtime dessert: Eton mess
I don’t remember the first time I learned of Eton Mess, a simple yet refined dessert of soft whipped cream… … Keep Reading