Sponsored Chef Ana Artemyeva, a private chef based in The Woodlands, Texas, knows all the secrets to creating a fine-dining experience at home. She serves the Greater Houston area, but before that spent the last eight years cooking in restaurants across Europe and the United States. These days, Chef Ana brings that experience directly into […]
Houston’s food and beverage scene always has a lot going on — but how to choose what to spend your time and money on? Houston Food Finder editor Phaedra Cook and associate editor Mario-Sebastian Berry are sharing their personal picks below to help you decide. Submit your upcoming special or event for consideration in a future […]
Houston’s food and beverage scene always has a lot going on — but how to choose what to spend your time and money on? Houston Food Finder editor Phaedra Cook and associate editor Mario-Sebastian Berry are sharing their personal picks below to help you decide. Submit your upcoming special or event for consideration in a future […]
Tucked away in a corner of the Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center of Houston (JCC), located at 5601 South Braeswood, sits the Cramer-Jacobs Family Culinary Studio used for hosting a variety of affordable and approachable one-off cooking classes. The set-up isn’t over-the-top with tons of fancy equipment or gimmicks. (I once went to a class […]
I was delighted and surprised to open my Audible app and find an announcement that a new book from Alton Brown — “Food For Thought: Essays and Ruminations” — was available. It’s been released not just as an audiobook, but also as a hardcover, in Kindle format and, interestingly, as an audio CD. It’s published […]
