Easy Entertaining — Cheese & Wine
The great American food writer M.F.K. Fisher once said, “Wine and cheese are ageless companions, like aspirin and aches, or June and moon, or good people and noble ventures.”
This time of year, there are...
Easy Entertaining — Celebration Dishes
Originally published in the Winter 2015 issue of Food & Dining Magazine.
The holidays call for celebratory dishes, special occasion favorite foods which evoke wonderful sights and aromas when getting together with family and friends. Everyone has...
Wiltshire at the Speed — talents combine for artful eating
For three years a massive project has been going on at the Speed Art Museum, a transformation of the staid 1927 Neo-classical landmark into a new space that will be a center of education,...
Watch Hill Proper’s epicurean bourbonism, profiled in the current issue of F&D
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Our current Food & Dining Magazine quarterly print edition is Winter 2022 (Vol 76; December, January and February). It's free to readers, and can be found at food and dining establishments all over town—or...
Dragon King’s Daughter
Osaka meets Oaxaca: How a Japanese chef discovered Mexico in Kentucky.
The cuisine at Dragon King's Daughter flashes more passports than a Jason Bourne movie. Chef Toki Masabuchi’s dishes, based on Japanese classics, are prone to...
Hot off the presses: The Summer 2023 issue of Food & Dining Magazine has...
The Summer 2023 issue of Food & Dining Magazine — our 20th Anniversary issue — is now available in all the familiar places: Louisville area eateries and food shops, newsstands and online.
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Why Bison?
From ancient forests and savannahs of Kentucky comes a native food that helps define our local cuisine as naturally delicious.
There was a blip on the culinary radar a decade or so ago, when chefs...
3 Decades, 4 Stars— Equus Turns Thirty
After 30 years, Equus and its owner-chef Dean Corbett are still cooking for fans in St. Matthews
In August, Equus reached a milestone few restaurants in Louisville's history have achieved: 30 years in operation.
Chef-owner Dean...
Pick 3 — Wild Rita’s Profile
When Todd Blue needed someone to re-invent the 445 E. Market St. space once occupied by terrific restaurants like Primo and Mozz, he contacted an expert.
J.D. Rothberg, who made his mark in Louisville creating...
Heitzman’s — Going strong after four generations.
It all started in 1891, when her great-granddad, Jacob Heitzman, opened Heitzman’s Bakery.
In 1924, her grandfather, Charles, took over. In 1954, her parents took the helm and added a catering division. Fifteen years...
