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If your mornings are hectic and you don’t have time to make breakfast, Morning Squeeze’s chef Andrew Giddens has the perfect solution: Overnight Oats. “It’s for people on the go,” he says. “You can make this the night before and then when you wake up, you can add berries or any kind of fruit or granola.” Giddens offers these tips: Make your oats in a Mason jar because it’s easier to keep covered and ready...

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In spring 2020, Downtown Phoenix will welcome a new branch of one of Arizona’s more unique businesses, Superstition Meadery, owned by Jeff and Jen Herbert. The original meadery and tasting room is located in downtown Prescott. If you don’t know what mead is, you’re not alone. Mead is wine made from honey, but it’s not all sweet, Jeff explains. When you visit the tasting room, the Herberts and staff will give you the lowdown on...

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Q: What’s behind the decision to reinvent Phoenix Public Market Café? A: In the past six months I split with my business partner, so my business shrunk in half, which is a good thing. The last couple of years I’ve had a lot of growth in my business and I’ve decided that I miss being in the kitchen and spending time there and creating new menu items. Phoenix Public Market Café is my main restaurant...

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Have you ever tried making jambalaya at home? It’s a great one-pot dish that’s soul-satisfying and a real crowd-pleaser at the same time. Ron Lynch of Voodoo Daddy’s Steam Kitchen, a new Cajun Creole restaurant in Tempe, shares his jambalaya recipe with us this week. At the restaurant, Lynch uses a steam kettle to cook the jambalaya, but since most of us don’t have one handy, he modified the recipe for home use. When preparing...

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So you want to throw together an informal dinner party, it’s 110 degrees and you’re looking for a light dish to whip up. How about a tuna salad? I’m not talking tuna from a can, but poke made from sushi grade tuna, like they serve at OBON Sushi + Bar + Ramen at The Grove Scottsdale. OBON’s chef Paulo Im has graciously shared the recipe with PHOENIX magazine and he offers a few suggestions: When...