I’m constantly surprised at the versatility of our intrepid gang of culinary adventurers. We’ve embraced the idea that spices aren’t a thing to be feared, but respected; we were able to put that theory to the test with Paul’s thematic choice of “Indian Food”. To clarify, for those wondering “Does that mean Native American?” or [...]
Archive > June 2009
Fathers day at the MoA
It’s a good day when you get to have the breakfast of your choice, take a two hour nap, then gang out at the mall with your family going on amusement park rides, all with a piping hot coffee on standby.
Fathers day, I could get used to this, thanks Evan & Jeanette!
Circle of Service Excellence
Tuesday, Jeanette and I got to go to an awards dinner at Windows on Minneapolis for USBank. I won a service award (that was kind of a big deal) and we got a delicious dinner, and were regaled with many a joke and story as the dinner went on. If Richard Davis ever leaves his [...]
Cooking Club – Chicago Speakeasy Murder Mystery
Hal Coppone was found gunned down locked in his secret secured vault. Who was the perpetrator? We found out in our latest Cooking Club gathering, “Chicago Speakeasy Murder Mystery”
First, I just wanted to thank everyone who came for getting into the thick of things by being in costume. Everyone did an excellent job looking like their [...]
