- The top 10 Comic-Con panels to get excited about
- Everything you need to know about creating a website
- Ideas for grilled desserts
- Items you should always buy new
- Adorable displays of animal cuteness
- Vacation in Jessica Alba's colorful caftan
- Video: Fifty Shades of Grey gets one step closer to the big screen
- Ways to wear red nails and red lipstick
- The dark history behind Sleeping Beauty
- Nip boredom in the bud with Summer crafts
- Tour Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey's Bahamas home
- Check out Ralph Lauren's Olympic uniforms
- Great tips for first-time campers
- Princes William and Harry don wet suits for a surfing day
Posts for July 10th 2012
Wine of the Day: 2010 Cusumano Insolia
After a weekend of more than a few cocktails, a Monday early-afternoon wine tasting can admittedly be rough. (Can anyone feel me here?) Thankfully, one truly delightful bottle eased our pain: Cusumano's 2010 Insolia ($12), a dry white varietal that hails from the island of Sicily.
We pulled off the odd (but charming) glass cork to find a light, floral white with a sweet-smelling, bright nose. If the wine is meant to conjure up a sense of place, then Sicily must be a land of green grass, honeysuckle, and ripe melon. The finish? Crisp and dry, but with a balanced savoriness that would work well during the beginning, middle, or end of a meal.
Perhaps YumSugar editor Anna spelled it out best: "I'm kind of in love," she declared, after only a few sips. "This wine and I could have a late night together. I think I'm ready to commit."
Move Over, Steak! It's Time For Grilled Dessert
Link Time: Boozy Dessert Ideas to Keep You Cool This Summer
- Booze-filled Summer desserts to keep you cool and happy — Food52
- Guess which celebrity chef's wife checks his phone and email? — Zagat
- 7 myths about grilling a steak — Lifehacker
- You can bake cookies on your car's dashboard — HuffPost Food
- On Mark Bittman's latest cookbook, Vegan Before 6 — Eater
- San Francisco restaurants are already skirting the California foie gras ban — Grub Street SF
- Fast-food workers tell you which menu items to eat (and avoid) — Delish
- Cat Cora gets cited for a DUI — Inside Scoop SF
- Booze-filled Summer desserts to keep you cool and happy — Food52
- Guess which celebrity chef's wife checks his phone and email? — Zagat
- 7 myths about grilling a steak — Lifehacker
- You can bake cookies on your car's dashboard — HuffPost Food
- On Mark Bittman's latest cookbook, Vegan Before 6 — Eater
- San Francisco restaurants are already skirting the California foie gras ban — Grub Street SF
- Fast-food workers tell you which menu items to eat (and avoid) — Delish
- Cat Cora gets cited for a DUI — Inside Scoop SF
Summer Getaway Guide: 50 Food Attractions by State
Taste Test: Lay's Potato Chip Flavors From All Over the World
We hesitate to admit it, yet it's true: American tourists love to stop at the local grocery stories in other countries to check out what American brands look and taste like. We get a major kick out of the weird flavors and packaging that are marketing to the taste buds and preferences of other cultures. Lay's recently sent us eight flavors from different countries around the world, and we delightfully conducted a potato chip taste test. With flavors like Rennet Cheese, Crab, and Nori Seaweed from countries like Spain and Thailand, see which chips were let-downs and which ones won our hearts over.
9 Totally Outrageous Pizzas From Around the US
Savory Sight: Stewed Berries With Vanilla Whipped Cream
Pistachios, whipped cream, and stewed berries are layered and chilled in this easy Summer dessert. Monica Bennett claims it's an easy and fast recipe to make, especially if you are on vacation.
Stewed berry dessert with a creamy vanilla whipped topping, completed with crushed pistachios. I prepared this in no time in my Airstream's kitchen while on holiday in the San Juan Islands of Washington State. The berries are from the local farmer's market.
For the recipe, check out her blog, and don't forget to share your fast and easy dinner creations with us in our Savory Sights group (or on Instagram with the hashtag #savorysight). You could be featured here!


