Author Archives: Stephanie
Peach Harvest turns to Jam
In Colorado, Labor Day weekend is the unofficial end of summer; a time of year when temperatures still reach summer highs, but they are tempered by a distinctly autumnal breeze. It’s during this weekend that my family made our annual pilgrimage to Cedaredge, … Continue reading
Posted in summer, autumn, traditions
Tagged butter, cedaredge, colorado, family, grand mesa, harvest, jam, labor day, lavender, lavender peach jam, lemon, peach jam, peaches, san juan mountains
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Rosé of the Year
For the past few summers, we’ve been hooked on rosé from the old world, and come each September, have chosen a favorite. Now that The Triangle Plate is up and running, we’re going public with the winners from the last … Continue reading
Posted in vino
Tagged Blaufränkisch, alto adige, burgenland, kretzer, lagrein, pittnauer, poggerino, provence, radda in chianti, rosato, rose, routas, südtirol, triebaumer, weger
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Tortilla Española with a twist
So, there you are, having a wonderful aged steak with a giant bowl of piping hot steak fries, perfectly seasoned…and wishing you had three or four more stomachs in order to fit it all down. That’s typically my problem. Every … Continue reading
Posted in summer, anytime
Tagged eggs, french fries, italian parsley, leeks, potatoes, spanish tortilla, steak fries, the famous, tortilla espanola
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