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El Dorado County Foothills August 2018 Style Magazine

Whether you have an affinity for ales or you go gaga for grapes, let this issue be a cheerful reminder of how amazing our area is for all the above. Starting on page 27, contributor Luna Anona presents “Your Guide to the Region’s Best Beer and Wine,” featuring a roundup of new (and soon-to-open) tasting rooms along with some of the original places that first put us on the map, trends to take note of, labels we love, fun facts you probably don’t know. We also have 10 safety tips for keeping kiddos safe (page 10), and a special addition in our Swag section highlighting must-have products to survive the coming school year in style (page 48). And for those extra busy evenings you’re too tuckered out to cook a family-friendly meal? Fret not. Flip to page 42 for our favorite kids’ menus, and much more!

Whether you have an affinity for ales or you go gaga for grapes, let this issue be a cheerful reminder of how amazing our area is for all the above. Starting on page 27, contributor Luna Anona presents “Your Guide to the Region’s Best Beer and Wine,” featuring a roundup of new (and soon-to-open) tasting rooms along with some of the original places that first put us on the map, trends to take note of, labels we love, fun facts you probably don’t know. We also have 10 safety tips for keeping kiddos safe (page 10), and a special addition in our Swag section highlighting must-have products to survive the coming school year in style (page 48). And for those extra busy evenings you’re too tuckered out to cook a family-friendly meal? Fret not. Flip to page 42 for our favorite kids’ menus, and much more!

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eat & drink<br />

NEIGHBORING NOSHES<br />

neighboring noshes<br />

A guide to getting your grub on beyond <strong>El</strong> <strong>Dorado</strong> <strong>County</strong>…<br />

ANGEL'S KITCHEN<br />

49 NATOMA STREET, SUITE 1, FOLSOM, 916-805-5997, REVVARGA.WIXSITE.COM/MYSITE<br />

“Served with your choice of warm flour or corn tortillas—for transporting the savory payload<br />

to its desired destination—the flavor of the meat and all the fixin’s had my taste buds fully<br />

engaged.”<br />

Blossom Balls<br />

TANG'S SUSHI<br />

1426 Blue Oaks Boulevard, Suite<br />

100, Roseville, 916-781-0807,<br />

tangsushi.com<br />

“Cohabitating on our community plate<br />

was another delicate and palatepleasing<br />

offering: Blossom Balls,<br />

featuring spicy crab salad enveloped<br />

by a velvety slice of tuna or salmon<br />

resting on a drizzle of caramel-hued<br />

sauce. These were so good that every<br />

time I reached for another, I felt as<br />

though I’d get my hand slapped for<br />

stealing.”<br />

HOURS: 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., 5-9 p.m. (Monday-<br />

Friday); 5-9 p.m. (Saturday); closed Sunday<br />

TRY THIS: Blossom Balls, Noricho, Half Shell<br />

Scallops, Poke Salad, Japanese Pasta Beef, Fish Lover<br />

Roll, Tang Lobster Special Roll, Nigiri Combo<br />

DRINKS: Beer and wine<br />

TAB: $$<br />

Carnitas Plate<br />

HOURS: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. (Monday-<br />

Saturday); closed Sunday<br />

TRY THIS: Chile Relleno, Carnitas<br />

Plate, Chile Verde, Fish Tacos,<br />

Pozole, Super Nachos, Huevos<br />

Rancheros, Torta, Breakfast Burrito<br />

DRINKS: N/A<br />

TAB: $<br />

HEADS-UP: Breakfast served all day<br />

foodie FIND by HEATHER L. BECKER<br />

Frank Vilt's Cakes // Frank Vilt is the name for cake. Whether it’s a creative design<br />

for parties or an exquisitely tiered work of art for weddings—where Vilt can bring bridal dreams<br />

every day; tacos are $1 on Tuesday<br />

(except shrimp, fish, and lengua);<br />

complimentary chips and salsa;<br />

vegetarian and gluten-free options;<br />

delivery available via Postmates<br />

HEADS-UP: Spacious patio; happy to customize<br />

orders and create off-menu items based on<br />

ingredients you like; vegan, vegetarian, and glutenfree<br />

options; lunch specials; delivery available via<br />

Postmates; kids’ bento box includes one main, one<br />

side, miso soup, and rice<br />

into a delicious reality—all of his award-winning, customizable offerings are scratch-made and<br />

top-notch. Flavors run the gamut from red velvet, chocolate, and vanilla to coconut and lemon; and<br />

all can be paired with an astonishing variety of frostings and fillings—think almond buttercream,<br />

passion fruit compote, lemon curd, and chocolate ganache. Luckily, you don’t need to be planning<br />

your big day to treat yourself to one of the sensational, seasonal confections. The bakeshop is open<br />

Wednesday through Saturday to the public with personal-sized treats available for purchase like<br />

cupcakes, cookies, and cannoli. My most recent indulgence, the Lemon Lavender Cupcake, featured<br />

moist white cake that tasted both dense and light and was beautifully decorated with a generous<br />

heap of luscious vanilla buttercream—infused with perfectly tart lemon and a hint of sweet, herbal<br />

lavender—and a sugared lemon slice. And if all that’s not sweet enough, Vilt is cooking up plans to<br />

expand by selling his treats at local restaurants. 4100 Cameron Park Drive, Suite 117, Cameron<br />

Park, 530-409-7046, frankviltscakes.com.<br />

photos by DANTE FONTANA<br />

42 styleedc.com // AUGUST <strong>2018</strong> // /styleedc /stylemediagroup /stylemediagroup /stylemagedcf

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