Friday, December 18, 2009

Commando Goes Corbelli


Hi Everyone!
Savvy Cuisine's aprons are now being carried by Crobelli's in the Otay Ranch Town Center in East Lake! My good friend Cheri, formerly of the Candle Factory at Liberty Station, has a fabulous boutique right next to Macy's.
For inquires, call 619. 865.3085.

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Savvy Cuisine Meets Up with FOCUS


Greek Salad on a Stick, catered by Savvy Cuisine. Recipe in this months upcoming newsletter!


A subtle warning to all wallflowers...



Thursday night at Wheel Works Savvy Cuisine got to mingle with San Diego's Fashion Industry Insiders and strut her culinary couture. There was plenty of sipping (on amazing cider and basil jungle juice) and snapping (with so many wonderful photographers wandering around).
These are a few snaps from the beginning of the soiree...




Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Savvy Cuisine's Aprons Are Debuted!


Savvy Cuisine Apron in "Commando"
Hey everybody!
What a great time we all had last night at the WGN/Ladies who Launch Holiday Party. Lots of wonderful treats (to eat and sip), outstanding networking, and a beautiful setting. Thanks to our fearless leader, Felena Hanson!


Saturday, December 5, 2009

Salmon Pasta with Fresh Spinach


What do you do when you're starving, lethargic, trying to cut back on carbs, AND haven't been to the grocery store in (what feels like) weeks!?
You get creative what (little) you've got.
Or desperate.
Or both.
So, out of desperation, er, creative inspiration I came up with this little quick dish that served as a surprisingly easy AND tasty lunch.

Ingredients:
1. 1/2 can of a little can of pink salmon (leftovers)
2. 1 cup of rice pasta (also leftovers)
3. 6 whole cherry tomatoes
4. 1/4 cup of fresh baby spinach (from the bag, no effort required here)
5. 1 slice of prosciutto sliced
6. A few capers to taste
olive oil
lemon pepper
dash of h20

Get your saute pan hot and drizzle in some of your favorite virgin olive oil. Immediately throw in your fresh spinach, tomatoes, and rice pasta. Add a tablespoon of water here to reincarnate that rice pasta (its gets a little hard in the fridge). Add your fancy Italian dried pig, capers, and salmon. Season with lemon pepper to taste. You could also add Parmesan cheese, but for those you of watching the ingredient list like a hawk, this may totally eradicate all respect (what little is had) for the 6 ingredients or less principal. Make a choice you can live with here. I chose taste.