Amaro — Anarchy in a Glass
The typical well-stocked backbar in Louisville – or anywhere in America, for that matter – gives off an amber glow as stately and authoritative as the burnished chambers of an old-school attorney. As evidence...
Letter from the Editor: Third party food delivery apps under the microscope
A headline in last weekend’s Washington Post was stark: “Restaurants are barely surviving. Delivery apps will kill them.”
To many Food & Dining Magazine readers this may come as a surprise. Over the last few...
Afternoon Archive: Ron’s do-it-yourself weekend brunch
It's an "Afternoon Archive" when we thumb through past print editions of Food & Dining Magazine and take another look. In this pandemic-mandated period of social distancing, one can't help noticing how socially communal...
HIP HOPS— Goodwood Brewing Co.
It is a deceptively simple notion to modify the flavor of beer by aging it in Bourbon barrels. Just as char and time transform simpler corn-based spirits into a sipper’s elixir, so a barrel’s...
Simple guidelines for better coffee at home
We’ve all had that magical moment when at a coffeehouse, a neighborhood diner or an upscale dinnerhouse, you tipped up your coffee mug or cup and were introduced to that very special memory of...
Cooking with Ron — 4 Warming Soups (recipes)
When dusk starts to obscure the day at 4:30, when that cool autumn breeze turns into a face-chilling Arctic blast, when you curse yourself in the morning for forgetting your gloves as your fingers...
Letter’s From Lelia’s Kitchen: “Fish for Lent…and Every Day”
F&D is delighted to welcome Lelia Gentle as our home cooking columnist. Her experience, expertise, and friendly voice bring a delightful addition to our roster. Lelia has been a prominent and influential part of...
The Bar Belle: “Two Decades & Too Many Memories”
https://issuu.com/foodanddiningmagazine/docs/summer_2023_vol._78_/26
If any of these names strike a chord...
Jim Porter's
Phoenix Hill Tavern
Jillian's
Coyote's
The Rudyard Kipling
...then you're advised to visit issuu and read Two Decades & Too Many Memories, by Sara Havens, a.k.a....
The Wallonian Farmhouse Ale Trail
Why Saison Dupont remains the Belgian-style country ale yardstick
My grandparents inhabited farmhouses, primarily because they owned farms and lived right where they worked. There is no evidence to indicate any of them homebrewed or...
Letter from the Editor: You have a choice
In 1931, Louisville native Louis D. Brandeis was an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States when a case known as New State Ice Co. v Liebmann appeared on the docket.
The...
