Author Archive: Brian Kaderavek
A&B Wedding: Nov. 9, 2014
Amanda and I were engaged September 19, 2013. After some deliberation we decided to have our wedding in New Orleans. During a meeting at a favorite bar Cane and Table, Amanda and I sketched out our wedding plans. The venue would be the Benachai house, a big old Antebellum mansion of Esplanade Avenue, the date […]
The past 4 years…
Wow, since we last updated Chefs on the Road we have traveled to Europe; helped make The Pearl Cafe in North Rustico on Prince Edwards Island into the best restaurant in the Province; plus, we moved to New Orleans where we spent four years training, learning all things pig, helping to earn James Beard Awards, got […]
Livermore…Not Less
Did you know that great wines are made in the California’s Livermore valley? Everyone knows about the great wines produced in Napa and Sonoma, but Livermore? Maybe not! Livermore valley is close to Napa and Sonoma, about an hour’s drive south toward San Jose, but it is a world apart from the flashiness and fanfare […]
Chinatowns from East Coast to West
Amanda and I are always thrilled to explore and eat in the Chinatown of any city, but there is nothing to compare to the excitement, energy, and abundance of great food that can be found in the Chinatowns of New York City and San Francisco. In New York, Manhattan’s bustling Chinatown is packed with in-your-face […]
Savoring San Diego
Finally we made it to the west coast! Amanda and I drove west through western Arizona over desert, rocky hills, and giant man made rivers that flowed parallel to the highway. Storm clouds were ignited by a fiery pacific sunset as we passed through one last, giant mountain range that delivered us into the warm […]
Holiday Feastivities
Amanda and I spent this holiday in Ohio, and we weren’t the only ones! My parents had a total of 12 adults and 1 baby over for the holidays, and we were there to have a great time and help cook several meals for all. Family and food are the two main factors when it […]
Fry Bread And How It Came To Be
Fry bread is cooked and eaten by many Native American tribes all over the western United States. Recipes for fry bread vary from tribe to tribe and is served with many different accompaniments, including chile beans or topped with taco ingredients for a “Navajo Taco.” Fry bread is also eaten as a dessert with jam, […]