Intimate Epicurean Experiences
To me, cooking is not a game or a contest. It’s an expression of love in its simplest form. This doesn’t mean it has to be some super fancy 4-course dinner that takes all day to prepare—it could be a bag of ramen. To cook means to feed your body and your mind. It helps […]
So it is Easter weekend and I figured I would share a funny Easter Day story from the old childhood. To tell you this story, I have to preface it with telling you that my Dad was a huge practical jokester and the funniest person I have ever known. He was the kind of guy […]
I’m so proud to be partnering with local online women’s publication, Cincy Chic as their Chef-in-Residence. Check out this reprint below of my first column. Be sure to follow Cincy Chic on Instagram as I go on some cool epicurean adventures with them. As a private chef, I cook meals for all sorts of special occasions. […]
There are some days that you want to erase from the calendar. You want to just sleep through it and pretend that it never happen. For me that day is June 8th. June 8th is when I lost my best friend: a man who always had the answers in the toughest times, always had the […]
Rhode Island is, as a fact, the country’s smallest state. It only measures about 1,200 square miles—and the entire state would fit into Texas more than 220 times—but don’t be deceived by the square mileage. The Ocean State is literally packed with amazing culture, food, scenery, and people. If you caught my earlier blog, “What’s […]
Ahh….Valentine’s Day. The day when lovebirds everywhere come together and celebrate their romance with flowers, chocolate, and candlelight dinners. It’s still a mystery to me how we morphed the Greek god of love, Eros, into a tiny little cherub baby with wings, but hey, here we are. Whether you like it or not, Valentine’s Day […]
It was a cold November day when I was 8 years old. The car was packed with everything we needed to visit my Grandma in Pennsylvania…including the most important thing: our appetites. If you showed up without that, well, you should’ve just stayed home. Thanksgiving was certainly a treat for my family. We didn’t often […]
If you follow The At Home Chef on social media, like our Instagram or Facebook pages, you may have noticed that we’ve been spending quite a bit of time in Rhode Island. This may leave you wondering: what’s going on in Rhode Island? We’re super proud of our Edgewood, Kentucky, roots. It’s the place we’ve […]
With the holiday weekend upon us I thought I would share with you a memory I have from my childhood. Enjoy and be grateful for the friends and family you have in your life. One day their faces may be gone but their memories will last with you forever. I believe I was about 8 […]
