| About
Us
Easy Food
and Wine is written by a husband and wife teaming up to create
delicious yet simple gourmet food and wine pairings. Mike
is the gourmet chef of the family and designs all of the
recipes. Amy is the wine expert of the family and writes the
wine blog and chooses the wine suggestions for each
recipe.
Our
Approach
Our philosophy is
that creating food wine pairings should be fun and simple. You
do not need to be a Cordon-Bleu trained chef or a Master of
Wine to enjoy or prepare the pairings on Easy Food and
Wine! Each of the featured recipes contains detailed
step-by-step instructions that people at all levels of cooking
knowledge can follow and do at home. The ingredients used can
be found at any major supermarket - you won't find any quail
eggs or rare caviar you'll have to buy on a specialty
site. When it comes to wine, we think that great food and wine
pairings can be made for any dish no matter what your budget or
access to hard-to-find wines. For each recipe, we recommend
a "Steal" wine that is available nationally and
reasonably priced ($15 or less) and a
"Splurge" wine that is either more expensive or
perhaps just more limited in distribution that you may need to
take more time 'hunting down'.
Our
Story
Mike and Amy met
in 1999 in Paris. Or rather, Logan Airport. Part of the same
study abroad program in France, the couple met and within only
a matter of weeks had fallen in love and spent an amazing
year traveling Europe and enjoying local cuisine and
wines. After college, the couple moved to California, where Amy
worked for five years in the wine industry at a prestigious,
small family estate in Napa Valley. Mike continued honing
his cooking skills in his spare time, taking cues from the
many fabulous restaurants in the Bay Area and in the Wine
Country. Now back on the East Coast, they founded Easy Food and
Wine in 2008 to share their passion for food and wine pairing
with other people around the country.
Our Photo
Gallery
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The world's best Sole
Meuniere at a bistro in
Paris
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Enjoying a local
Rose
in Aix-en-Provence
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Our first
apartment and our first
Thanksgiving
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An
amazing and overwhelming choucroute garni
in Alsace
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Who says you shouldn't
play with your food?
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