Summer is a great time of year to enjoy the wonderful world of seafood. Salmon is especially easy to find in the Pacific Northwest this time of year. While there are a wide variety of types, Alaskan salmon is a favorite.
It feels like the sun might stick around for a while this time, giving us the feeling that summer is actually going to show up. When the temperatures start to rise, it’s also time to test out some new, fresh and fun recipes. Check out this summer favorite.
With Passover around the corner, we are scrubbing and cleaning our cupboards to rid of all chalmutz (leavened food products). And Easter following the next weekend, family and friends will rejoice together. I wish everyone a safe and healthy Passover and Easter.
There’s a new kid in town, and we should all flock to meet them. Franky & Dom’s is the new coffee bistro that has just opened. It is located right at the base of S.E. 24th Street.
We all need love. Mostly, we look for love in the form of another human being. What we forget about on Valentine’s Day is the unconditional love from our pets.
“Love the skin you’re in,” said Lisi Wolfe, local photographer. With New Year’s under our belt and our resolutions in full swing, most of us will break our resolution within the first week.
Chanukah may not be the most sacred of the Jewish Holidays, but it is one of the more festive holidays. Chanukah is celebrated by Jews all over the world.
Here’s a story of a lovely family two-plus generations deep in Seattle and on Mercer Island.
Going to the first home football game at Mercer Island High School, I noticed a beautiful new tradition for this season, honoring Andrea Bucklin.
This recipe is one that I have used for many years. I generally use the plums from a Mercer Island family plum tree.
Here is a salad with no oven or baking required: a tomato fennel salad, perfect for late summer nights.
One of my most favorite dinners to make is a salmon louie, Katsman style.
Sitting in the Delta Lounge in the Atlanta airport with my mother and father, we were enjoying each other’s company for the last few moments before we departed to different corners of America.
