Archive for the “Maine Chefs and Restaurants” Category

We want to take this opportunity to congratulate Melissa Kelly of Primo in Rockland for her 2013 James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef Northeast!

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This Warm Dandelion Greens Salad is a great way to take advantage of early spring produce, while still providing a warm, hearty side dish to any meal.

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Mark Gaier and Clark Frasier of Arrows Restaurant in Ogunquit recently shared their Roasted Salmon with Mom’s Sauce, String Beans and Pine Nut recipe in an article feature in EveryDay with Rachael Ray magazine. We have the recipe here!

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We’d just come from the movies, hungry, yes. And thirsty. We rolled into FOG , the new hang in Rockland, the intention being to get a quick drink before a meal elsewhere. Long story short, we were seduced into staying right there. Plate after small pl…

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Seems to be on every menu these days, a Flat Iron Steak. I’d been hearing so much about this cut of meat I decided I needed to try one.

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Maine Lobster Chef of the Year 2012, MacKenzie Arrington, shares his winning recipe for Ricotta Gnudi and Maine Lobster.

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Part II of “Flying With Knives”: The audience of 200 is lined up at the door anxiously awaiting the opportunity to sample the lobster dishes of three contestants, be entertained by same three chefs on stage, and finally get the chance to vote for their…

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Culinary competition is in MacKenzie Arrington’s blood. Here is a look at the behind the scenes of this year’s Maine Lobster Chef of the Year competition!

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Located at 20 Washington Street, the completely retrofitted, stylistic masterpiece that is Fromviandoux begins to soothe you beginning with that first glance through the windows. Self-described as “relaxed fine dining” and as food “prepared with modern…

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“The frittatas I serve at the Inn are basically thick open-faced omelets. Toppings used are only limited by your imagination.”—Michael Salmon, Hartstone Inn, Camden

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