Subscribe for a FREE Daily Dose of greer's OC
FacebookTwitterRSSYouTubeFollow Me on Pinterest

Eat It in the Raw

Award-winning Chef Jenny Ross is now nourishing Anaheim with her organic living cuisine at her new 118 Degrees Community Café on Center Street Promenade. For the past five years, at her flagship 118 Degrees at the Camp in Costa Mesa she’s served delicious raw delights to fans who subscribe to the theory that raw foods provide more nutrient density in every bite, and to those who just crave tasty salads, entrées and desserts for breakfast through dinner.

118 Degrees serves living sweet corn tamales, Spanish tapas, Sicilian foccacia, paninis with pesto aioli, olive carmelata, avocado, marinated red onion, Portobello mushrooms and chopped chard, breakfast burritos and even apple cobblers with macadamia vanilla sauce. The new Anaheim location offers communal seating and patio seating. Laguna Niguel can look forward to a 118 Degrees too, location, opening soon at Ocean Ranch Village. Both Anaheim and Laguna Niguel locations offer fresh, whole-foods smoothies, quick-serve and Grab n’ Go options, and meal programs will be available at all three locations.
118 Degrees is open daily. Center Street Promenade at 185 W. Center St. in Anaheim; the CAMP at 2981 Bristol St. in Costa Mesa; Ocean Ranch Village 32341 Golden Lantern in Laguna Niguel. [url=http://www.118.degrees.com. ]http://www.118.degrees.com. [/url];

Slow Cooking for Good Times

Owning a slow cooker can be a live saver, picking up a copy of Deborah Schneider’s latest cookbook, “The Mexican Slow Cooker” can turn your slow cooker into a delicious Mexican food cooking vessel. For the first time, Sol Cocina’s famed chef has dedicated   an entire cookbook to favorite south-of-the-border recipes that can easily be cooked in a slow cooker.

At home, you can cook up complex flavors and sophisticated dishes  such as tortilla soup, zesty barbacoa beef, velvety mole negro, and tamales. The Mexican Slow Cooker also gives instructions on how to prepare and use masa, enhancing flavors with herbs, aromatics, fresh and dried chiles.

“The Mexican Slow Cooker: Recipes for Mole, Enchiladas, Carnitas, Chile Verde Pork, and More Favorites” can be ordered online at Amazon, or pick up  and at SOL Cocina in Newport Beach, and Scottsdale, or at stores including Barnes & Noble and Williams-Sonoma. Cost is $19.99. Sol Cocina is at 251 E. Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. 949.675.9800

‹ First  < 2791 2792 2793 2794 2795 >  Last ›


The Latest from greer's oc

BUILD Brings the Heavy Lifting to Newport Beach

BUILD, the strength-focused concept from the team behind BURN, has opened its second location inside BURN Newport Beach. The studio, which launched in August as BURN’s first location outside Los Angeles, now offers BUILD’s dedicated strength classes alongside its…

Read More »

Sushi Ii Enters a New Chapter as Sushi Suhama in Newport Beach

Sushi Ii, the intimate Japanese restaurant on Newport Beach’s Mariner’s Mile, has entered a new chapter as Sushi Suhama.

The new name nods to both the restaurant’s Japanese roots and the coastline it calls home. Suhama is an ancient Japanese…

Read More »

Sushi-Ten USA opens Sushi Blissba in Cypress

Sushi Blissba, the newest concept from SUSHI-TEN USA, has opened in Cypress. The group also operates Sushi Nigiriba in Culver City and Huntington Beach, and it created this latest restaurant with the Cypress community in mind.

The name pairs…

Read More »

Foodie Heaven at The CAMP in Costa Mesa this Fall

Costa Mesa’s signature community dining experience is back for a Fall Edition on Thursday, Nov. 5, from 6-9 p.m. Hosted by small local businesses at The CAMP, Community Dinner is an immersive foodie event where you can sit back and…

Read More »

Follow Greer on Pinterest

Subscribe to Greer's OC

from the blog

More Daily Doses