Two of my favorite things, fresh juice and gluten-free baked goods, are now available in one beautiful spot in South Kansas City. I like this spot so much that you won’t get an even-handed review from me. I’ve got nothing critical to say, just a recommendation that you visit SOON. T. Loft is located in…
I Ate Here: Frontera Grill, Chicago
I’ve long been a fan of Chef Rick Bayless. Several times I’ve walked by his community of restaurants in Chicago (Xoco, Frontera, Topolabampo) but was always on the way to a dinner reservation elsewhere or a work commitment. On a recent trip to Chicago, I made sure I wouldn’t walk by again without stopping in…
I Ate Here: Cafe Gratitude KC
Sometimes I overlook sharing recipes for the basic dishes I cook every week, even though one of you fabulous readers could surely put it to good use in your kitchen. The same is apparently true of the places I eat out most frequently. A reader asked me for a list of restaurants where I eat…
I Ate Here: Annie May’s Sweet Cafe, Louisville, KY
It’s not often I find myself dining where I don’t have to ask a gazillion questions about the menu. “Is there gluten in this? Are you sure? There’s no soy sauce in the marinade, right? How about the salad dressing? Can I please read the label? Would the chef please confirm for me?” It was…
Twelve Days of Adventures #12, Being of Service
In 2012, instead of a 52 project, I did a 40+12 project, 40 Days of 40 Favorite Things for my 40th birthday plus 12 Adventures. This post is one such adventure. While it does not include a gluten-free or healthy recipe, it is part of my healthy approach to life lived well. I hope you’ll…
I Ate Here: Otto, New York City
I recently had dinner with five strangers in New York City. No, really, I did. Well, sort of. You’ve probably figured out by now I don’t know a stranger, just friends I haven’t yet met. I’ll tell you more about these strangers I had dinner with soon in my Twelve Adventures series. But I wanted…
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