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Cycles Gladiator Petite Sirah (2012)

April 28, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Here’s a grape that I quite adore for its huge body and rich taste: petite sirah (aka “Durif” outside California and Israel). This is a wine from a black-skinned grape variety, a variety known for its body and which is often used to embolden blends made from weaker grapes. If you don’t like red wine —…

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Filed Under: Red, Wine Reviews Tagged With: California, cherries, cherry, DOC, Duck, Durif, Gladiator, Lodi, Lombardy, Petite Sirah, red wine, tannin, wine, wine review

Duck Magret with Sour-Cherry and Port Sauce …

April 27, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Serve duck with sour cherry sauce

This creation was me saying happy birthday to Benjamin, my über wonder dog of 18 years. That is to say, I’m not the only one in the family that gets weak in the knees when someone says “duck.” Truly, it’s a wonder that over the years I haven’t been beaned with a softball between the eyes…

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Filed Under: Eats, Gluten-Free, Mains, Poultry, Recipes Tagged With: Ben, cherry, cherry sauce, Cinnamon, Cooking, crispy duck, crystalized ginger, dinner, Duck, duck breast, duck breasts, friday night, ginger, magret, port, Recipe, sauce, sour cherries, sour cherry, sweet potato

18 Forever ….

April 26, 2014 by Dale 25 Comments

My boy … my friend … my companion … my muse … my spiritual guide and teacher. My Ben …. On April 25th, Benjamin reached the truly remarkable milestone of 18 years. He has seen two centuries, three decades, two countries, two continents, five cities … and more than anything, he has seen me grow…

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Filed Under: Ben, Ben, Shoots, Writes Tagged With: 18, Ben, Benjamin, Birthday, celebration, companion, dog, Duck, eighteen, life, Love, Photograph, Photography, Shoot

There Is a Crack in Everything …

April 24, 2014 by Dale 5 Comments

  © Dale Schierbeck 2014 See more photography here ….

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Filed Under: Architecture, General, Nature, Night, Shoots, Sky, Travel Tagged With: crack, Light, lightning, Photo, Photography, picture, Shoots, silhouette, sky, Water

Giordano Barbera D’asti (2007)

April 22, 2014 by Dale 1 Comment

I had a number of options in choosing what to pair with my osso buco. I did think local … really, I did. But in the end, I went to the terroir of the dish, I went to Northern Italy, and I selected from my cellar a wine that’s been sitting there for about 5…

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Filed Under: Red, Wine Reviews Tagged With: affordable, Barbera, Barbera d'asti, black cherry, cellar, cherry, DOC, Italian, Italy, Lombardy, Osso Buco, red wine, tanin, wine, wine review

Osso Buco

April 20, 2014 by Dale 3 Comments

There are few dishes in the world that I love as much as osso buco which, purely translated, is “hole in the bone.” I love it for the marriage of all its flavours into a comforting, richness. I love the philosophy of this dish. It is “slow food” done to perfection. While this classic Italian…

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Filed Under: Eats, Gluten-Free, Italian, Mains, Mediterranean, Recipes, Stew, Veal Tagged With: Barbera, bone, bone-in, braise, comfort food, Cooking, dinner, Easter, easy, feast, fennel, food, Gluten-Free, gremolata, holiday, Italian, marrow, mirepoix, Northern Italy, Osso Buco, Piedmont, polenta, Recipe, roasted garlic, slow food, veal, veal shank, wine

Fear Not

April 18, 2014 by Dale 2 Comments

Fear notIn breath there is hopeDon’t trembleIn arms there is strengthDon’t stumbleIn legs there is a wayDon’t despair In the jaw there is courage Don’t weepIn eyes there is compassionDon’t fallWith my back I will carryDon’t quit In thought there is resolve Don’t retreat In touch there is connection Don’t subtract In morning there is a day Don’t…

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Filed Under: Poetry, Writes Tagged With: fear, heart, hope, Love, Poem, Poetry, relationships, support, Verse

Macaroni and Six-Cheeses … with pancetta crumble

April 16, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Mac and Cheese (plated)

If there was a food equivalent of original sin, I think I’ve discovered it. Long have I had the notion of creating a gourmet version of a childhood comfort food so many of us grew up on … create something very very adult. The inspiration for this comes from watching Gordon Ramsay several years ago challenge his…

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Filed Under: Eats, Friday Nights, Fusion, Gluten-Free, Mains, Pasta, Recipes Tagged With: adult, bake, cheddar, Cheese, Cheese Curds, comfort food, fondue, fontina, friday night, Gluten-Free, GoGo Quinoa, Gruyere, Italian, local, Mac and Cheese, macaroni, Oka, Pancetta, parmesan, Parmigiano Reggiano, Pasta, Recipe, St-Albert Cheese, wine

Triple Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings

April 11, 2014 by Dale 7 Comments

Seasons come and seasons go … and Meyer lemon season is drawing to a sad close for another year. And with a couple of lonely looking lemons which had seen better months staring back at me, it was a question of what was something else, something different again, that I could do with them. Every…

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Eats, Gluten-Free, Mains, Poultry, Recipes Tagged With: appetizer, bake, chicken wings, Cooking, food, friday night, Gluten-Free, lemon, Lemon Pepper, Meyer lemon, pepper, poultry, Recipe, seasonal, seasons, wing, zest

Unhinged

April 9, 2014 by Dale 3 Comments

© Dale Schierbeck 2014 See more photography here ….

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Filed Under: Architecture, General, Shoots, Travel Tagged With: door, Photo, Photography, picture, Shoots, Unhinged

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