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  • Cornerstone Cellars' Winemaker Kari Auringer: Blending Passion and Kindness

    Kari first worked at Cornerstone Cellars as assistant winemaker under Celia Welch from 2000 to 2007 and then returned for her homecoming as head winemaker for Cornerstone Cellars in 2015. Kari talked about the unique approach that Cornerstone Cellars took when Michael Dragutsky embarked on a quest to deliver on the potential he saw in a select few of Napa Valley’s finest mountain and benchland Cabernet Sauvignon vineyards. We tasted four wines from Farina Vineyard in Sonoma Mountain AVA (Sonoma Valley) and vineyards that are well-known, but not named from Howell Mountain, Oakville Station and Rutherford. * 2016 Cornerstone Cellars Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon – made with 100 percent mountain fruit, there is a reason this is known as the winery’s signature wine.

  • Mary Cressler 99K MARCH 19, 2021
    Western Burger with Beer Battered Onion Rings

    This Western Burger is packed with beef, bacon, barbecue sauce, and beer battered onion rings. When onion rings are done, grill the burgers and finish prepping remainder of ingredients. The secret to good onion rings is making sure the batter is the consistency of a thick pancake batter, using some type of carbonated beverage (we are using beer). We add a touch of corn starch to the batter for a light flaky texture, and we keep a separate bowl of just flour to dip the onion rings in.

  • Mary Cressler 99K MARCH 17, 2021
    Homemade Breakfast Sausage Patties

    Making Homemade Breakfast Sausages is as simple as combing ground pork with some herbs and spices, and a touch of good maple syrup for sweetness. For our preference we like classic sausage flavor, aromatics, a touch of sweet, a touch of heat, which reminds us of what you’d get from your typical breakfast restaurant. While you can use brown or cane sugar, we love the natural sweet and flavor with good quality maple syrup (not syrup with cane sugar, but real Grade A maple syrup). When considering how much breakfast sausage seasoning total to use for 1 pound of ground pork we use roughly 2 1/2 tablespoons of dried ingredients and 2 tablespoons of the maple syrup.

  • Mary Cressler 99K MARCH 16, 2021
    Smoked Corned Beef Brisket

    Making your own corning spices is pretty easy, it just takes time, some special curing salt, and an understanding of how the curing salt process works. In the example we have below, we started with a large full Brisket, also called a packer trim Brisket, (because that was what was available to us) and trimmed it down to the 5-pound Flat-Half, which we are using for our Corned Beef. After 7 days for a Brisket Flat Half, and up to 10 days for a thicker cut, like a cut from the round or sirloin, remove from the brine. You will smoke the Brisket Flat Half until the internal temperature of the beef is 200 degrees F, or when the meat thermometer easily inserts into the Brisket Flat Half with little resistance.

  • Pandemic Thoughts One Year Later

    I was physically in the same place that I am today, the Four Seasons Resort in Punta Mita, Mexico, where we have spent Spring break as long as we’ve had a kid in school who has a holiday, with several of the same families. We aren’t in a place that hotel services could completely shut down and all food will come via room service to our room. Masks at the airport are mandatory … unless you are the 100 that we counted in the time that we boarded our plane who either weren’t wearing or were wearing improperly. It’s clear the pandemic is far from under control, so I do my best to balance keeping safety and sanity.

  • Mary Cressler 99K MARCH 13, 2021
    Grilled Cilantro Lime Shrimp with Avocado Crema

    Shrimp is dipped in a quick marinade of citrus, cilantro, lime, and jalapeños while the grill is heating up, and then grilled hot and fast in just a few minutes. While the grill is warming up, marinate the shrimp for 15 minutes in the cilantro lime marinade and then skewer the shrimp. Place the cilantro lime shrimp skewers over direct heat, close lid, and grill for 4 – 5 minutes or until you see sear marks. We use similar flavors to the marinade (cilantro, lime, garlic) then add in some avocado and Greek Yogurt (or sour cream) for a nice creamy dipping sauce.

  • Mary Cressler 99K MARCH 09, 2021
    Savory and Hearty Breakfast

    Corned beef hash is an amazing breakfast dish that incorporates meat, potatoes, onions, and other flavors, and is a great use for any leftover meat. Optional – Add a touch of pickled hot peppers for a little kick, or add sour cream, or hot sauce to enhance the flavor. After finishing the potatoes, use the same pan over medium heat and add the leftover corned beef. Add more olive oil to same pan and then add the onions and peppers.

  • Sip NZ 793 MARCH 08, 2021
    8 ways to capture harvest (on your phone)

    Before you get started, think about the content you want to create for each channel: feed posts, stories, reels, IGTV, live streams etc. Reels: capture 0-5 second video snippets in portrait to stitch together later as a reel – think vine to bottle, behind the scenes, fun stop motion effects. Close-ups: details matter and some wildflowers in the vineyard, zoomed in plunger action, dusty boots, secateurs, steaming coffee, dirty hands, sweat but hopefully no tears, is what vintage makes it such a special time. (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) 7 tips on how to work with wine influencers 8 ways to grow your newsletter list

  • Sip NZ 793 MARCH 08, 2021
    7 tips on how to work with wine influencers

    The fact is that some wineries are achieving great ROIs by working with influencers and if that’s something you’re considering as well, here are 7 steps to get started: 1. Start by offering wine as contra but always shoot for a win/win deal. So many brands send wines to influencers and miss their mentions and don’t share the user generated content. It also introduces them to your followers, so again, it’s a win/win deal!

  • Sip NZ 793 MARCH 08, 2021
    Live tasting success in 6 easy steps

    Host your first live chat, event or wine tasting by following these 6 easy steps: 1. Whether you’re keen to simply engage with existing customers or fans, increase your database, generate direct sales or Club sign-ups set a tangible goal. If your winemaker has excellent communication skills he might be the right fit for a trade or even consumer live event or tasting. But in a lot of cases your Cellar Door or sales staff have a lot more experience chatting about your wines and story, generating sales.

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