Way out east on Cave Creek Road, long past the manicured homes of the town it’s named for, is the wild of open desert that has lured artists and dreamers for half a century or so. Though it is still within city limits, the surrounding silent hush of Tonto National Forest’s three million acres of open space lends itself to a tranquil energy different from the buzz of the nearby towns.
Writer and Photographer Kyndra Kelly [dropcap]C[/dropcap]rostatas (or gallettes, as some people call them) are a great alternative to pie, and…
Writer Lynette Carrington Food Photography by Debby Wolvos Resort Photography by David B. Moore [dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Hermosa Inn has been a…
Writer and Photographer Kyndra Kelly [dropcap]A[/dropcap] refreshing twist on classic chicken piccata brings this salmon to a whole new level of…
Writer Amanda Christmann Photography by Scott Yates [dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s a Thursday night at Sedona’s swank Mariposa Latin-Inspired Grill, and the air…
If you love the flavor of lavender or rose in baked goods, you’ll love the herbaceous flavor that roasted Meyer lemons adds to these sweet cookies.
Not only is this fresh salsa a great appetizer, but it is also delicious served alongside chicken, steak or fish. It’s great on its own, on a salad, or even a taco!
As the signature restaurant at Copperwynd Resort in Scottsdale, Flourish reigns high over the gorgeous views of Fountain Hills with a quiet stateliness. The scenic restaurant with glass surrounds is the culinary playground for Flourish’s executive chef, Richie Sica, who incorporates several specialty menus at the restaurant.
Writer Amanda Christmann Photographer Scott Baxter [dropcap]D[/dropcap]r. Wayne Dyer once said, “Doing what you love is the cornerstone of having…
Healthy, light and delicious, salmon cakes are easily prepared with ingredients you may already have on hand! Great served over a salad, or just by themselves. Feel free to change up the herbs or veggies according to your taste! Use my “secret” sauce or your favorite store-bought aioli.
