The following is a script for an “EMERGENCY” segment of “Connoisseur’s Corner” which usually airs on WBZ (1030 AM) on Saturdays and Sundays at 9:25 AM and 3:25 PM. Recent samples can be found at https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1002-Connoisseurs-Corner-28654273/. PLEASE support your local food providers and STAY WELL! As we all look forward to what we will do when […]
Just because the Government says we have to stay in does not mean that we cannot take any sort of trip! Case in point- My family and I enjoyed an authentic visit to Mexico the other night thanks to the culinary wizards at Sol Azteca (www.solaztecaboston.com). While we missed the authentic décor and live music
With the many chains that have added to the overwhelming congestion in the South End Seaport, it is both fitting and welcome that the premiere spot that was once home to the iconic Pier 4 is now home to a home-grown (and home-growing) star like Kristin Canty, who was eventually convinced to bring her spectacular
Since I last recorded for WBZ, I have been promoting my new book on the Ivy League called Lions, Tigers, and…Bulldogs?(which is available at lionstigersbulldogs.com, by they way). I have hosted events around Boston, and in Harvard Square and am looking forward to bringing the book and the story of how it came to be to
Fitness books and books about how to keep families healthy and strong are almost as common today as diet fads and therapists, but when a book comes from the American Academy of Pediatrics, it deserves at least an extra bit of notice! Natalie Digate Muth is a dual-certified Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics,
For the past few years, whenever my family is invited to a friend’s house for a meal, we dip into our favorite cookbook- The Forest Feast– and find something that is easy, fresh, healthy, and delicious that all of us can take part in making. The book (which is now an entire series) was created by
Latina opens to rave reviews (including this one)! By Matt Robinson Though Acapulco’s recently closed and the former site of the dearly-misses Tu y Yois now part of Beth Israel hospital, Needham has ben getting its Latin groove back recently with the immigration from Whitman of the muy autenticoHungry Coyote and from Dedham of Pancho’s and the
465 adds even more art to MFA By Matt Robinson Anyone who is a regular visitor to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston (www.mfa.org) has surely enjoyed feasting their eyes on some of the most delicious and sumptuous art in the world. The collection is an international banquet in which each patron can taste
By Matt Robinson While Boston may be known for its steak houses and, to a growing extent, for its places to grab an inexpensive but delicious bite, few people could name a place in Boston where you can get a combination of the two. That is, of course, unless they have been to Kingston
While hundreds of thousands flock to Boston’s North End to take in such historic sights as the Old North Church, Paul Revere’s House, and the statue of Tony DeMarco, many have been fortunate enough to land a sought-after spot in the area eatery that touts itself electronically (and, I might add, rightfully) as www.bestbrunchboston.com. Even in
