Everywhere | November 18, 2011 Bittersweet Symphony Party Time: Sugar and Spice What are intimate gatherings made of? Sweet and savory recipes, tools, and tips with a healthy pinch of sugar and spice.
| Sergeant Pepper We’ve always deferred to the French when it comes to baking. These hazelnut and pepper cookies from blogger Clotilde Dusoulier only strengthen our allegiance. | |
| Taste the Rainbow Crushing spices doesn’t have to be a grind with Tahir Mahmood’s rainbow-bright resin mortar and pestle. | | | |
| Mull It Over Your next experiment in fall coziness: brewing up the perfect cup of mulled apple cider from Peg and Awl’s spice rack (which comes with a recipe book). | |
| Gin-ger Spice Pump yourself full of (drinking) vinegar with Pok Pok’s refreshing concoction of gin, soda water, and lemon. | |
| Squash Match San Francisco’s Fifth Floor chef David Bazirgan is hot, but his famous squash soup is spicy, thanks to hints of cardamom, cumin, and coriander. | | | Break out the ink pad and make a stamped statement. Decide whether it will be Paper Source’s WTF or Spoon Sisters’s smart ID blocker and you could win it on Facebook. | | | | | Clos du Bois Wines Effortless California cool meets French sophistication in every Clos du Bois varietal. Use the Find Your Wine Facebook app to discover a favorite (every bottle rings in under $15). Also keep a lookout for limited edition holiday bottles designed by Banana Republic’s creative director, Simon Kneen. Learn more online at facebook.com/closduboiswines. | | | |
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