Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Friday, April 18, 2014
Embracing Grief On Good Friday
Overlooking the Hudson River,
towards the place where
the World Trade Center once stood,
the World Trade Center once stood,
this twisted I-Beam serves as
a poignant reminder of what was.
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Monday, April 14, 2014
Words We Love, Holy Week Edition : Appeasement
Appeasement is rooted in the word Appease.
Appease (noun) to bring to a state of peace, quiet, ease, calm, or contentment; pacify; soothe
Friday, April 11, 2014
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Enter To Win A Copy Of Mayim's Vegan Table
Devil Gourmet loves "Mayim's Vegan Table: More Than 100 Great-Tasting and Healthy Recipes From My Family To Yours" so much that they're giving away a copy of DevilGourmet.com.
Now through May 3rd, New Jersey residents can enter to win their own copy of Mayim's Vegan Table coutesy of Watchung Booksellers in Montclair NJ.
Now through May 3rd, New Jersey residents can enter to win their own copy of Mayim's Vegan Table coutesy of Watchung Booksellers in Montclair NJ.
Enter today on DevilGourmet.com
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
The Best NJ Restaurants At Montclair Food & Wine Festival Grand Tasting
After the hot and steamy debut of the Montclair Food and Wine Festival in June 2013, the organizers have worked to make 2014 hotter, albeit with air conditioning. Instead of just two days, 2014 will see the event expanded to three, May 31, June 1, and June 2.
Held this year at the Montclair Art Museum, more than thirty restaurants will take part in the Grand Tasting on March 31st including favorites like the Ryland Inn, A Toute Heure, and Asalt and Buttery.
Held this year at the Montclair Art Museum, more than thirty restaurants will take part in the Grand Tasting on March 31st including favorites like the Ryland Inn, A Toute Heure, and Asalt and Buttery.
The full story is on DevilGourmet: Montclair Food and Wine Festival Tasting Is Grand | May 31
Monday, April 7, 2014
Things I Love : Stash Double Bergamot Earl Grey Tea
Stash made a good thing even better, adding double 100% pure bergamot to their award winning Earl Grey tea.
For many years, Stash Earl Grey Tea has been a favorite of tea lovers. Many people seem to love the careful balance of citrussy oil of bergamot and the blend of fine black teas.
Oil of bergamot comes from the rind of a citrus fruit which grows very well in the Calabria region of Italy. Pure top quality oil of bergamot is expensive but no blend or man-made flavoring can match the ethereal aroma and finely nuanced flavor of the real thing.
Certain Earl Grey fanatics have grown especially fond of the top grade Calabrian oil of bergamot that we use and have asked for more, ..More,... MORE! Thus was born Stash Double Bergamot Earl Grey.
In Stash's Double Bergamot Earl Grey tea, the black tea base still serves as a solid foundation for this blend, but the oil of bergamot takes wing and soars to new unprecedented heights. The flavor is quite pronounced but not at all soapy or bitter which would happen with low grade oils. Is the flavor too strong? For a conservative drinker, maybe yes, but more adventurous types really seem to like it.
This is a great late afternoon or early evening tea. It goes very well with shortbread and cream scones. And for a uniquely appealing cold beverage, try Double Bergamot Earl Grey tea on ice.
We first encountered Double Bergamot Early Grey at Corrado's Market on Berdan Avenue, just off the Hamburg Turnpike in Wayne NJ but it's available in most supermarkets (if you can't find it, ask!)
For many years, Stash Earl Grey Tea has been a favorite of tea lovers. Many people seem to love the careful balance of citrussy oil of bergamot and the blend of fine black teas.
Oil of bergamot comes from the rind of a citrus fruit which grows very well in the Calabria region of Italy. Pure top quality oil of bergamot is expensive but no blend or man-made flavoring can match the ethereal aroma and finely nuanced flavor of the real thing.
Certain Earl Grey fanatics have grown especially fond of the top grade Calabrian oil of bergamot that we use and have asked for more, ..More,... MORE! Thus was born Stash Double Bergamot Earl Grey.
In Stash's Double Bergamot Earl Grey tea, the black tea base still serves as a solid foundation for this blend, but the oil of bergamot takes wing and soars to new unprecedented heights. The flavor is quite pronounced but not at all soapy or bitter which would happen with low grade oils. Is the flavor too strong? For a conservative drinker, maybe yes, but more adventurous types really seem to like it.
This is a great late afternoon or early evening tea. It goes very well with shortbread and cream scones. And for a uniquely appealing cold beverage, try Double Bergamot Earl Grey tea on ice.
We first encountered Double Bergamot Early Grey at Corrado's Market on Berdan Avenue, just off the Hamburg Turnpike in Wayne NJ but it's available in most supermarkets (if you can't find it, ask!)
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