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This Vietnamese-inspired recipe is a standout in Napa Valley, which has a long history of excellent French and Italian cuisine.
Sabzi means herbs in Farsi (Persian language) and polo means cooked rice. Tahdig refers to the saffron-infused layer that cooks on the bottom of the dish and is often inverted to create a crispy topping.
Need something light and bright to cut through the heavier fall dishes? Try this Wine Country Autumn Salad from Shari Staglin of Staglin Family Vineyard.
Whether topped with sour cream or applesauce, these rich, crisp and salty potato pancakes are perfect with Sauvignon Blanc.
A Moroccan dish of carrots seasoned with cumin, garlic and parsley that’s perfect with Viognier.
Andrew Holloway, associate winemaker at Rombauer Vineyards, concocted the idea of a pre-Christmas beef Wellington dinner tradition. In the weeks before Christmas, the winemaking team gathers with their families to enjoy this proper British dish.
The combination of the dried cherry Cabernet Sauvignon sauce with this flourless chocolate cake is a very grown-up way to end a meal. Please note that both the cake and the sauce need to be started a day in advance.
Adapted from a recipe in Sunset from Chef Michael Johnston of Colorado's Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro.
Layers of tender Swiss chard, earthy mushrooms, and crispy slab bacon come together in a decadent gratin, promising a medley of flavors that will leave you craving more. Nicky's creation is a tantalizing blend of comfort and sophistication, redefining the art of gratins.
Indulge in a culinary masterpiece with Duck Rillettes, a lusciously rich and tender spread, elevated by the sweet and tangy notes of Cherry Mostarda, and perfectly complemented by the crunchy allure of Pistachio, all harmoniously paired with the velvety elegance of a Pinot Noir.
Chef Patrick’s smoked turkey burgers are inspired by smoked turkey legs that are a summer staple at fairs. Soaking the chips in water allows the smoke to develop without adding additional heat to the grill. This step can be omitted, but you’ll lose the smoky flavors.
Summer gives us some of the best fruits and vegetables of the year, but probably the best of all are beautiful, ripe, juicy tomatoes. This Heirloom Tomato and Baby Mozzarella Tart with fresh arugula is the perfect way to enjoy the simple, fresh tastes of the season.
All Seasons Bistro is a Napa Valley classic, celebrating 40 years of offering wine country cuisine with Napa Valley wines in mind.
This velvet shrimp creates a luscious, smooth connection to the richness and round mouth feel of Chardonnay.
Marinated pork chops served with sautéed cabbage and mashed potatoes.
Winter in wine country is a time to relax and to bring people around the table with a soul-satisfying meal such as this.
Unusual, yes, but a felicitous marriage of flavors between the umami in the meatballs and tannins in Cabernet Sauvignon.
A rich and decadent blend of brisket, short rib and dry-aged rib-eye, topped with beer cheese and bourbon onions.
The blend of nutty, milky and salty flavors makes this a purely refreshing summer salad.
This makes a cozy dinner party for the first golden days and crisp Napa Valley nights of fall.
Layers of interest are created with complementary tastes (corn and crab) and contrasting flavors (sweet and smoky).
Summer vegetables are the star of the show here, where they deserve to shine.
On those really hot days when you are looking for foods that refresh, fish tacos come to mind.
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