SrirachaMy first guest is chef/author Randy Clemenswith his new cookbook devoted to Sriracha, the underground king of condiments, filled with 50 unique recipes that highlight the bold, savory punch of this addictively spicy chili sauce.

Named Bon Appétit’s Ingredient of the Year in 2010, Sriracha is one of the few ingredients adored by adventurous cooks of all stripes—from star chefs like Jean-Georges Vongerichten to college freshmen—who appreciate its vibrant, versatile balance of ketchup-like sweetness, garlicky pungency, and just the right amount of spice. Sriracha adds depth and an intriguing twist to recipes such as Honey-Sriracha Glazed Buffalo Wings, Bacon-Sriracha Cornbread, and the fiery, but refreshing, Srirachelada. Whether they’re die-hard fans or have recently discovered the revered “rooster sauce,” readers will love learning the backstory to their favorite condiment and incorporating Sriracha into their cooking repertoire as more than just a tableside squeeze.   Get a copy now!  Buy The Sriracha Cookbook on Amazon 

nwiwclogoThen it’s all about The 2011 Jerry Mead
New World International Wine Competition
.

Wine maker extraordinare and fellow judge at NWIWC Scott Harvey joins me to talk about this years judging, highlight some of the winners available locally and talk about Jurie judged wine competitions in general. www.nwiwc.com

We’ll finish up with Chateau Julien proprietor Bobby Brower.  Bobby and I will tell you all about his visit to Wichita for the Midwest Winefest, the dinner at the Gas Lamp Grille and the wines from Cht Julien.

cht julien pgrigioGood Life Guy’s Wine of the Week: 
2009 Chateau Julien Barrel Aged Pinot Grigio
A nice crisp acidity complements fresh aromas of honeydew melon, peaches and green apple. This lighter style wine holds a full mouth feel texture and soft lingering finish.

www.chateaujulien.com

Check out this video with Chateau Julien’s Bobby & Robert Brower

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