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here is a love and a magic that takes place between my almost 500 preschool art students and myself. When I come into the classroom of a Head Start school, the little children radiate love for me and I return the love. I feel blessed. Onto the middle of a low table I place a large mound of wood scraps that have been donated by such sources as guitar makers and picture framers, and that have then been manicured in my studio to fit tiny hands. I call five students to our table and give each of them an armature. I write the student’s name on the bottom, give the student a small squeeze bottle of Weldbond glue, and we begin. “Everybody watch Diego and me. We are going to make wood sculptures this morning!� I put a bit of glue on a piece of wood chosen from the mound, place it on the armature and say, “Put it on, Diego, put it on! OK, let’s put a piece on the other side.� We do that. Then I’ll say, “OK, Diego, now you choose one. This one? Walnut, very nice. Where do you want it to go? There? Very good. You have a good sense of composition! Here is your glue, and you can use anything on the table to make your sculpture.� I’ll go on to the next student. Soon, I’ll have all five of them making assemblages. As they work, I continually walk around the table helping. I keep a wet cloth with me to keep the glue off the table and off their little hands. They hold up a hand and say, “Ooh, sticky.� I’ll place a tiny, brown, soft hand in my big, white, old, scarred one and wipe off the offending glue. Every time I do this, I am overcome with the sweetness of it, the love and the trusting of it. Some children work fast, some are minimalists, some are baroque. Some spend most of the hour at the table. All are individual, all have great talent to be nurtured. Some are troubled, some are very happy, some chatter to me in English and some have no English at all, but we all speak the language of sculpture. The children’s small sculptures are quite substantial, and are usually, if the gluing technique I teach is absorbed by their young minds, not fragile. After a day of drying, their creations are taken home where they are valued. Teachers making home visits will report that a child’s 3-D works and reliefs are displayed all over the house. When students complete a sculptured work, I always thank them for their hard work and tell each child,
“What a fine artist you are!� Nurturing self-esteem, talent, the art impulse in humanity, as well as fine motor skills and spatial relationships is very important for four- and five-year-old people. They are just beginning to make their way in the world, and this kind of nurturing increases their personal depths. Creativity is a most human form of behavior. Children—and adults for that matter—shrivel without having a chance of expressing it. Art is a very cerebral business. It is all about making judgments and decisions. Every brush stroke, every placement, is a decision. My little students get to see their decisions and judgment calls manifest before their eyes. Seeing one’s thoughts take shape imparts courage and selfconfidence that can enrich a lifetime of decision-making and judgment calls. All art is self-portrait; living is an art form. All our lives, in our work and the way we choose to live, we create a self-portrait. Sculpture is about form, about shape. A sculpture is a three-dimensional object that can stand alone or be hung on a wall. Abstract sculpture, which is what I teach and share with the Head Start children, doesn’t represent anything. Its strength is in itself. Thinking in the abstract is wonderful mental calisthenics. When I first began teaching this project seven years ago, I asked the teachers if there was a Spanish word for “sculpture.� The closest they could get was a word for “statue.� That not really being what we do, I continued to use the word “sculpture,� and now the students and the teachers use the word and understand the concept. This is a unique experience for all of us. Tomorrow, I will spend the afternoon in my studio cutting down frame corners for small hands and making armature components that I will glue together for the next group of tiny, fabulous artists. For every hour in the classroom, I prep three hours. To show appreciation and to encourage donations, I’ve made up a form thanking each business by name and giving Head Start’s nonprofit tax number for those businesses that wish to take their donations off their taxes. And so we are all happy. Charles Churchill is a Sonoma County artist. www.charleschurchillsculptor.com. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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Blankfein, you may recall, was at the meeting in late 2008 when Tim Geithner and Hank Paulson decided to bail out AIG, and thereby deliver through AIG a $13 billion no-strings-attached taxpayer windfall to Goldman. In a world where money is the measure of everything, Blankfein’s power and influence have grown. Presumably, Goldman can expect more windfalls in future years. Although the financial reform bill may have clipped some of Goldman’s wings—its lucrative derivative business may require Goldman to jettison its status as a bankholding company and the access to the Fed discount window that comes with it—the main point is that the Goldman settlement reveals everything that’s weakest about the financial reform bill. The American people will continue to
have to foot the bill for the mistakes of Wall Street’s biggest banks because the legislation does nothing to diminish the economic and political power of these giants. It does not cap their size. It does not resurrect the GlassSteagall Act that once separated commercial (normal) banking from investment (casino) banking. It does not even link the pay of traders and top executives to long-term performance. In other words, it does nothing to change these banks’ basic structure. And for this reason it gives them an implicit federal insurance policy against failure unavailable to smaller banks, thereby adding to their economic and political power in the future. The bill contains hortatory language but is precariously weak in the details. The so-called Volcker Rule has been watered down and delayed. Blanche &&
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ast month, the big brains of the “computational knowledgeâ€? world gathered in central London to explore how “advances in computational technology are unlocking knowledge assets and shaping the future.â€? The event, dryly named the London Computational Knowledge Summit, was underwritten by Wolfram Alpha, which bills itself as a “computational knowledge engine,â€? a tagline so catchy, they trademarked it lest it be stolen. The brainchild of scientist, inventor, author and entrepreneur Stephen Wolfram, the Alpha engine was heralded as a Google-killer upon its debut last year. That was before everyone realized that it was more of a calculator than a search engine. (Those seeking confirmation of this will note the website’s favicon features an equal sign.) A year later, Google is expanding at a rate exceeding that of the universe itself, while Wolfram Alpha remains something of an online curiosity to anyone whose CV includes the phrase “liberal arts.â€? Wolfram’s own rĂŠsumĂŠ, predictably, reads like that of a boy genius just one romantic spurn away from becoming a supervillain. “Beginning in his teenage years,â€? an online bio exhorts, “Wolfram made a number of discoveries in physics and cosmology. In the early 1980s, his now-classic work on cellular automata helped launch the field of ‘complexity theory.’â€? But wait, there’s more. After Wolfram grew up, he took the 300-year-old notion that laws based on mathematical equations could be used as a means of describing the natural world and turned it into software for modeling everything under the sun, over the sun and even in the sun. The killer app, known as Mathematica, is used for modeling phenomena in fields as diverse as engineering, biotechnology and finance. So when Wolfram Alpha was launched in the spring of last year, lazy journalists and high school term-paper scribes rejoiced. Finally, the man who gave the world a plug-’n’-play way to simulate chemical processes or test financial risk models had made a tool for the rest of us! Wolfram Alpha inhaled the web’s collective information into its own massive database and processes answers with an ever-evolving complement of proprietary algorithms borne of Mathematica software. What does this
mean? The truth is out there, and now it’s in your iPhone, thanks to the Wolfram Alpha app. Phrases like “knowledge extraction� might roll off the tongue of a character in Christopher Nolan’s Inception, but they’re not part of the general parlance. That’s, in part, what Wolfram seeks to fix, if not in name, then in deed. He’s empowering his engine’s users through “natural language processing� or, specifically, by letting them speak in intuitive human terms rather than some sort of computer-speak. Remember the dark ages of the web when Boolean searches were all the rage? Such qualifiers aren’t necessary here; however, a fair amount of specificity is, especially when the data entered is partial or idiosyncratic. While most human brains in the Bay Area “know� that Sonoma, Napa and Marin are counties, Wolfram Alpha only understands them as searchable terms and presents results based on a library of internal algorithms. Upon entering the query “Sonoma, Napa and Marin� for a comparative analysis of the counties, the engine assumed Marin was in Spain. Refining the query by adding “counties in California� yielded a comprehensive breakdown of the counties, and their statistical relationships to one another were presented side-by-side. The amount and range of information is beguiling, in fact overwhelming, which makes the aforementioned “knowledge extraction� a bit of a bear. After a moment’s reflection on the data set, interesting observations begin to effervesce. There are nearly three times as many deaths in Sonoma County as in Napa County, though the population of Sonoma County is only double that of Napa County. Why? And where’s the data on Marin County? Perhaps we can infer that no one actually dies in Marin County, which accounts for its comparatively high real estate prices. You see, inasmuch as the engine can slice a near infinite amount of information like a Ginsu blade, it can’t tell you what it means. The ability to infer, to extrapolate and perceive meaningful relationships between the data remains a strictly human occupation—at least for now. Or, as one might say, you can lead a geek to Wolfram but you can’t make him think.
Wolfram Alpha remains something of an online curiosity to anyone whose CV includes the phrase ‘liberal arts.’
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sand dunes and an intermittent tidal lagoon, all of which will provide a habitat that should once again sustain populations of coho salmon and steelhead trout. This past winter, about 45 coho came back to spawn in Redwood Creek. A good sign! This four-year ecosystemrepair project, which just finished its first year, seeks to remove obstacles to natural drainage and also repair a damaged section of the California Coastal Trail. Not surprisingly, our cars, cows and capitalism have had a degrading impact on what was once “an expansive 46-acre network of wetlands, dunes and a 13-acre open freshwater lagoon,� according to the Conservancy. The impact of our commercial lifestyle “altered the creek’s alignment, flow and connection to the floodplain—and affected its ability to support the southernmost continually returning natural population of the endangered coho salmon in western United States.� But all of this is changing. The bridge, levee road and beach parking lot will no longer disconnect Redwood Creek from its historic floodplain. Among the benefits of the reconnection are more native plants making more cover for wildlife, less flooding and vastly increased species equality. And if that gives old McCarthy’s corpse a good spin in its grave, then more power to Redwood Creek and its comrades.
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I eat meat like a ravenous lion in the jungle, but one thing I can’t stand is restaurants that don’t have squat for my vegetarian and vegan friends. How many times can you accompany your meat-eating friends to a restaurant before you get sick to death of eggplant parmigiana, usually the only vegetarian thing on the menu? Or a caesar salad with . . . oh, wait, that has cheese and anchovy in it. And then the inevitable second-guessing comes: “You do eat fish, though, right? You mean you don’t eat fish?â€? My friends who definitely don’t eat fish, thank you very much, have especially been drawn to Goji Kitchen. There, in a stripmall location they’re sure to outgrow, the owners serve up Asian-fusion entrĂŠes with fresh and healthful ingredients. No MSG, no microwaves and, much to my friends’ delight, the only vegan pho in town. That’s right—all those other places use chicken stock, while Goji uses various herbs and spices, cloves among them, to flavor their pho. Me? I had the five-spice chicken, which is incredible, and anytime I get invited out to dinner here with the vegan crew, I’m more than happy to come along and revel in their giddy, relieved excitement. To hell with eggplant parmigiana. 1965 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.523.3888.—G.M.
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Having been a nurse for 22 years, Beth Thorp lavishes the same amount of passion and TLC on her Nightingale Breads as she did on her former patients. When a
space in Forestville became available, she changed careers and opened a boulangerie, which serves traditional, classic French-style European breads. Named in honor of her former career, all things about this spot exude warmth. A huge wood-burning oven dominates the room, which is painted in brick reds, mellow golds and olive greens. Thorp feeds the oven with oak and madrone wood, using about one cord per month. Her breads are made with all organic flours, seeds and grains, and are either hearth-baked for a crusty finish or in a convection oven for a softer crust. The store does not sell pastries or coffee, and does not bill itself as a cafe. A small refrigerated case holds Redwood Hill cheese, Petaluma Farms butter and Gabriel Farm Asian pear jam, made in Graton. I buy three loaves of the still warm bread, neatly wrapped in brown paper. The mini sourdough baguette, crusty brown on the outside and deliciously, pillowy white on the inside, is left unwrapped, and by the time I reach the car, it’s gone. 6665 Front St. (Highway 116), Forestville. 707.887.8887.—Suzanne Daly
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There is a little wrinkled man, older than time itself, who works in the kitchen at Stark’s Steakhouse. No one knows his real name, but the cooks call him Cleve—short for Cleveland, where he’s said to have been hired at a top-secret restaurateurs’ convention by chef-owner Mark Stark. Rumors fly about the amount Stark paid for the first-round pick of the curious old little man, and no figure cited so far seems too high for what the little man provides. The little man makes exactly one dish. That dish is bread. You laugh. Churning out his incredible bread in a cast-iron skillet, the little man drizzles garlic herb butter over every fresh-baked little loaf and sends it out to the dining room with full cognizance that he is changing lives. He has been doing this for decades. No one knows why. Some say he killed a man once and he’s been on the lam ever since, perfecting this one small, flawless thing. Every once in a while—not often—he’ll poke his head out to enjoy diners’ reactions: the gigantic eyes, the pointing fingers, the fast, obsessive devouring. “Would you like more bread?” the servers ask. Only the insane say no. 521 Adams St., Santa Rosa. 707.546.5100.—G.M.
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I got a filling this morning at the dentist. The drill reverberated through my skull, my numb cheeks dripped with drool and Sheryl Crow sloshed out of the speakers. In other words, it was torture, but I’m seasoned enough to close my eyes and zone out to my “happy place” easily. This morning, that happy place was Woodhouse Chocolate. With the chemical cherry-flavored gunk against my gums and the rank smoke rising from my mouth, I daydreamed of walking into Woodhouse’s calming storefront, beneath the elegant chandeliers and highceiling crown molding, approaching the display counter and saying, “I’ll have one amaretto almond, please.” Naturally, there are other chocolates at Woodhouse, all made on-site, all hypnotically sublime. Also, picking them out is a truly deluxe experience, with girls behind the glass counters wearing white gloves and delicately assembling an assorted dozen into a Tiffany’s-style aqua-blue box and wrapping it up with a ribbon. But the amaretto almond has an especially lovely, slow-melting wallop. A solitary chocolate-dipped almond, surrounded by amaretto-flavored ganache and housed in a milk chocolate shell, it’s the reason I always try to find parking every time I’m in St. Helena. Yeah, it’s probably the source of the filling I got this morning. But you know what? I’ll gladly go on record to say to the whole world—and even my dentist—that it’s worth it. 1367 Main St., St. Helena. 707.963.8413.—G.M.
The unfortunately higher-than-it-used-tobe number in the “W” column of the patch on the back of my Levi’s 501s can attest to the fact that I love me some ice cream. So much that I forgive the incessant dingdongy version of “The Entertainer” that I hear every afternoon from the ice cream truck. So much that I’ll take long walks to the only store open after 10pm to buy ice cream, even though I know they only have strawberry because I walked there for ice cream last night, too. So much that when my wife got pregnant, I was thrilled—sure, for the baby on the way, but also for the ice cream I’d get to stockpile in the freezer to satiate her prenatal cravings. (She never got them. I stockpiled that shit anyway.) The long and short of it is that I’ve pounded the beat far and wide, and the best ice cream around is not ice cream at all, but gelato—Fiorello’s Gelato, that is, and if former New York City mayor LaGuardia were alive today he’d be proud as hell to have his name attached to such divinity. Made in San Rafael and packaged in a plain white generic tub, the stuff inside is creamy, smooth and not for your fly-by-night ice cream consumer. This is the serious stuff, with a serious price tag. Sometimes I’d drive to Traverso’s just for a pint of vanilla. Then it started popping up at other area markets in the North Bay. Finally, earlier this year, Whole Foods picked it up, and the secret is out. So is my waistline. 3100 Kerner Blvd., San Rafael. 415.459.8004.—G.M.
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Ravenous Serving in-the-know locals in an old cottage just one block off the town’s main square, Ravenous Cafe & Lounge might not look like much from the outside. And in all the right ways, it isn’t. Thank God. This results in required reservations, as drop-in wait times can be long, but it’s worth it. With hardwood floors, wrought-iron fixtures, live music on weekends and menus elegantly handwritten in Old World cursive, Ravenous is the rare restaurant that remembers to keep the service helpful, the food fancy but the atmosphere distinctly casual—and that goes double for the patio out back. With less than 50 seats inside, the back patio’s the place that really hops on weekends, with a separate bar where cocktails featuring fruit from a nearby
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orchard are served to those Healdsburg twenty-somethings with unexplainable reserves of cash flow and hair products. Paper lanterns, wooden tables, wheelbarrows and lattice complement the conversation, snippets of which are far more interesting than at most Michelin-rated restaurants in the area. There’s an alley down the side to get to the street without rowing through the sea of people inside the restaurant, and patio diners rarely go ignored by the waitstaff. A perfect respite from starched linens and heightened noses, this one. 420 Center St., Healdsburg. 707.431.1302.—Gabe Meline
Barndiva There are people who are glad— thrillingly, actually glad—to live in
Bakersfield. Dear Reader, I should know—I once lived there. I was never thrillingly actually glad about anything the entire time I was there, but I did grudgingly not dislike the Central Valley’s warm summer nights. Healdsburg is, as they say, a different kettle of poisson, a place to be thrilled and actually glad about that also boasts warm summer nights. And one of the best places to enjoy the gentle soot of a soft seasonal dusk is outside in the gravel-crunch goodness of Barndiva’s backyard. There’s a sense of largesse to the place that allows such free fantasies as that it’s actually owned by very wonderful pals who are lucky enough to be carelessly rich and who would love for you to wander in any time you like and take advantage of their splendid yard because they’re in Europe and someone should enjoy it, and certainly their staff would be glad to accommodate you while you visit. The fact that a check is tendered is only a small shock because the food—overseen by chef Ryan Fancher, most recently of Thomas Keller’s Per Se—is so splendid and the cocktails so sublime that it only seems right to ensure that the butler gets his usual tip. It is absolutely guaranteed, Dear Reader, that this is not a fantasy anyone would ever actually have in Bakersfield. 231 Center St., Healdsburg. 707.431.0100.—Gretchen Giles
Gott’s Roadside Tray Gourmet You know a place has gone from its humble smalltown roots to a bona fide tourist trap when there are Hummer limos and Wine Country™ tour buses parked out front and a line of khakishorts-wearing weekenders 20 deep at the ordering window. But at Taylor’s Refresher, which due to some tediously detailed and altogether sad legal wrangling is now called Gott’s Roadside Tray Gourmet, the wisps of Chanel No. 5 in the air and the $10 burgers are made far more bearable and downhome by the picnic-style dining out back. Sure, you can order Napa Valley wine with your bacon cheeseburger. You’ll even pick it up served by a sommelier at the special wine bar. And in St. Helena, you can take that wine out back to where there’s a nice swath of lawn and tables, and inhale a calming, deep breath. Sit facing the trees if you want solitude. Sit facing the burger stand if you want some seriously funny people-watching. Wash your
sweet potato fries down with Pinot Noir and be glad that a place like this still exists—no matter how many people know about it. 933 Main St., St. Helena. 707.963.3486. Also at Oxbow, 644 First St., Napa. 707.224.6900. —G.M.
Panama Hotel & Restaurant Located at the edge of downtown, the Panama is a quick escape for a fun lunch. Spacious yet cozy with a canopy of table umbrellas and well-nurtured greenery that protects diners, the patio oozes old-town sweetness. The odd collection of sun hats hanging along the fence (some of which closely resemble props from the Golden Girls’ green room) are readily available for customers to use in shielding away any summer rays that might creep through. The fun atmosphere created by the unique, inviting quirkiness of the scene, and Kelly, the most outgoing, entertaining and efficient server-bartender in the North Bay, are only surpassed by the fact that the Panama Hotel Restaurant also hosts a “yappy hour” specifically for dog owners. Each week, Tuesday–Friday, from 2pm to 6pm, pet owners can head on down to the Panama’s front porch, get $2 off a glass of wine and feed the pooches free dog treats. Weird, I know. But also totally awesome. 4 Bayview St., San Rafael. 415.457.3993. —Dani Burlison
Fish Everything about Fish is difficult. Even with the reassuring instructions of a Tom-Tom GPS system, it’s a maze of “Is that the turn?” puzzles just getting to this spot adjacent to a small Sausalito marina. Patrons must wait in a permanently long line to place their order. The place only takes cash. And lastly, there’s the worry of grabbing a table. In the winter, the choicest spot is right next to the wood-burning stove; any other time of year, it’s the picnic tables outside. There, the hungry buzz the sated, waiting for the tiniest signal—women reapplying lipstick, men lazily crumpling napkins, toddlers circuiting the deck—that a table might soon open. The pounce is often ugly, a tangle of strollers and back-pushing chairs colliding with long legs eager to step instantly in. Everything about Fish is rewarding. Once one has triumphantly secured a spot on the deck, it finally dawns: I’m in Sausalito. Sitting outside. Eating the best, freshest, most sustainably caught seafood available. Revelation is followed by the nonsensical poetry of pleasure: ceviche, how I love thee, ceviche! Poetry is followed by ease: look at that boat, isn’t the sky blue, gosh the sun feels good, boy this is a nice place, we should come here again, did you have any trouble finding it, neither did I, weren’t we lucky to get this table, isn’t the staff great, man, my lobster roll is buttery. And of course, the final return to humanity: sheesh can’t they wait, we’ll be done in a second, yes this table is taken, let’s get out of here, I can’t wait to come back. 350 Harbor Drive, Sausalito. 415.331.3474.—G.G. THE BOHEMIAN
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Gravenstein apples have stolen the spotlight as the hot ticket for Sebastopol’s local produce market ever since the fruit’s acreage fell victim to the expansion of the wine industry. Producers of a former town staple, Gravenstein apple farmers have faced severe economic and cultural problems in the past few years. Apple concentrate produced in China and a poor shelf life are among the many adversaries impeding the fruit’s agricultural feasibility. But the Grav is crabby and ďŹ ghting back, with the help of local supporters, farmers and Slow Food Russian River. Fans of the apple will tout the fruit’s tarty goodness, the perfect companion for pies, sauces and juices, at farm markets in Santa Rosa, Petaluma and Healdsburg throughout the month of August. The juicy jubilee will peak on Aug. 14–15 at the Gravenstein Apple Fair in Sebastopol. But the party starts with photos, farmers, fresh apple samples and food on Apple Season Kickoff Day, Aug 1, at Peter Lowell’s restaurant. 7385 Healdsburg Ave., Sebastopol. 3pm to 5pm. An RSVP is requested to info@ slowfoodrr.org.
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CHEESE EXPERTISE John Ash and cohorts launch gourmet grilled cheese street food
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farmers market booths crowd either side of the adjacent street. Despite the heat, Ash toils away next to the griddle in his Hot Cheese booth, forever sophisticated in a white button-up shirt. An ’80s cover band belts “I Love Rock ’n’ Roll” as he leaves the booth for a picnic table in the shade where he sits down to discuss street food, the culinary business and why everyone loves a good sandwich. Ash remembers his grandmother teaching him how to prepare grilled
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cheese. Growing up, he experimented with endless variations on the traditional grilled cheese, adding fruits like sliced apples and bananas, and even slathering the bread with peanut butter. “Food memories somehow get implanted, and it’s probably a principal reason why I ended up in the food business,” Ash says. “It’s just so magical.” In collaboration with SRJC culinary instructor Mei Ibach and Bruce Riezenman, the executive chef behind Park Avenue Catering Co., Ash pioneers gourmet grilled cheese as street food at Hot Cheese, a regular booth at the Windsor farmers market since the June start of the summer season. When Ibach pitched the idea of street food to Ash and Riezenman, Ash was adamant about doing grilled cheese. “I think grilled cheese is one of those nostalgic foods that we all grew up with. It just resonates,” he says, adding, “We all want our mom still here making food for us.” But if not Mom, why not John Ash? He takes great care to procure only the finest local ingredients for his exemplary sandwich line. When asked what kind of cheese he uses in the sandwiches, he hesitates. “I can’t tell you, or else I’d have to kill you,” he laughs. “We fooled around with it for quite a while. At first we were just going
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to do slices of something really great that we liked. But we found it didn’t melt, it wasn’t as gooey, stringy and all that stuff. But what we’re doing for the classic grilled cheese sandwich is a mixture of six different Sonoma County artisan cheeses that we grate separately.” His only hint? Most of them come from Petaluma’s Spring Hill Cheese Co. Hot Cheese orders its bread custommade from Full Circle Baking Company in Penngrove. “We like them so much because they’re organic,” Ash says. “They grind their own grains from scratch. To grind fresh grains and then make bread out of it, it’s so much better. It just has so much more flavor. And what we’re looking for in the sandwiches is a nice crust, a nice texture to it and a nice body so that it holds together and it gets very crispy and delicious.” Ash talks about bread like a wine connoisseur analyzes his drink. Even the butter has received the utmost care and attention. “We use clarified butter, and the reason for doing that is you take all the milk solids out of it and then it doesn’t burn, especially if you’re trying to do several at a time and they’re in various stages of cooking,” Ash explains. “It’s a tradition, interestingly, that shows up in other cultures, most specifically in Indian cooking. In India, it’s called ghee.” On this particular evening, Hot Cheese’s menu board describes four distinct versions
was burnt. I was trying it last week, and I was making a bunch.� After about only a month of business, Ash is considering a tent-flip level move in business expansion. “I read this biography of the family that started In-N-Out Burger, which is still family owned, and it was one of those little ‘Aha!’ moments where I just thought, ‘There you go,’� he says. “They just focused on burgers. And they’ve been phenomenally successful because they’ve done things that are really quality level. We could do that. This could be the beginning of Hot Cheese stands across the country.� No one would complain. Returning customers line up to order their favorites or try a new variation. “That’s the best Reuben you’re ever gonna get, pal,� says Jim Costa, manager of Toad Hollow Vineyards’ tasting room, to a friend eyeing the sandwich stand. When asked how often he frequents the booth, Costa says, “Oh God, every week. Last time I got two in one day. They’re fresh, original and the staff is really friendly.� Kathy, another repeat customer, comes back not only for the quality ingredients but also for the Swiss cheese childhood memories the sandwiches evoke. “I live alone, so I don’t make them for myself,� she says before telling Ibach that she overheard someone at the other end of the market asking, “Where are the grilled-cheese people?� “We’re hot!� Ibach enthuses. “We have flavor and attitude.� Personality is exactly what Ash and Ibach love most about street food. “If you think about cities, especially older cities in the Midwest or on the East Coast, that’s all they are: bunches of little food stands. It becomes a real way of identifying a community,� Ash says. “Here we are in the wine country, for God’s sake. This is supposed to be the ground zero for all things food and wine. It should be happening more.� Ash isn’t the only renowned chef joining the street-food foray. “A lot of chefs are moving out of fancy-schmancy restaurants and just doing basically street food,� he says. “I think it has a lot to do with the economy. People aren’t spending like they used to, either because they don’t have it or just because they’re being very cautious. There has been a profound change in the food world.� Earlier, he explains the street-food allure. “People are in a different place than when they come to a white tablecloth restaurant,� he says. “They’re just looking to have fun.� According to Ash, the communal festivity of a street market and its wares not only entertains residents but defines local culture. When people travel, “they’re really enjoying indigenous foods. Street food is the most direct connection you can get. The only more direct way you could connect with regional food is to go to someone’s home. This is the next best thing.� Hot Cheese grills every Thursday at the Windsor Certified Farmers Market through Aug. 26. Windsor Town Green. 5pm to 8pm. They also cook at the Gravenstein Apple Fair, Ragle Ranch Park. 500 Ragle Road, Sebastopol. Saturday–Sunday, Aug. 14–15. www.thebestgrilledcheese.com. —Caroline Osborn
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Delicias Elenita I’d been severely under the weather—not sleeping much, not eating much. A stomach bug had laid me out, and all I’d had to eat were two bowls of cereal, all day. The world had that hazy, grim patina that comes from being sick. I’d been miserable. Delicias Elenita turned things around. Determined to feel better after a night in the East Bay, I drove home wishing with all my might that Santa Rosa’s best taco truck would still be open at 1:15am. Blessedly, it was. I ordered three grilled chicken tacos ($1.25 each)—nothing more, nothing less—and when they arrived, like that moment in the hospital when the quiet alarm lets you know you can hit the button for more morphine, I looked up at the full moon and thanked the universe. Sebastopol Road and West Avenue, Santa Rosa. No phone. Street-Eatz Mobile Kitchen It used to be that food trucks roamed listlessly without schedule, their location and menu ever changing, stopping at building sites and industrial districts with a beckoning honk. In the last few years, though, food truck schedules have grown far more dependable. Some even have websites to update their stops. Still others, like Street-Eatz Mobile Kitchen, announce their daily service spots on Facebook and Twitter. Hitting up industrial zones from the airport to Dutton Avenue to Southwest Santa Rosa, Street-Eatz can also be found Thursdays at Revolution Moto on College Avenue and downtown Santa Rosa at the Wednesday Night Market—and you can even pre-order your meal from their site for pick-up. Co-owned by Alma Mendez, from the popular La Texanita restaurant, with founder Jill Dorman, Street-Eatz offers a varied and rather vegetarian-friendly menu— coconut curry vegetables, a Mediterranean plate, crunchy agedashi tofu with ginger and onions. An eight-inch foil round of Japanese soba noodles in Asian dressing with vegetables and tofu runs $6.50. Meat eaters can indulge in the likes of pulled-pork sandwiches, chicken pesto sandwiches and carne asada fries, too. With street food set to take off, Street-Eatz leads the way. Various locations in Santa Rosa. www.street-eatz.com. Rosso Pizzeria Cart OK, so you won’t get to enjoy the Sheryl Chapman art, the soccer on the TV above the wine bar, the masterly presence of owner John Franchetti throwing dough or those totally insane modern sinks in the bathrooms. But at Rosso Pizzeria’s new cart—a blazingly hot stone oven on wheels—you’ll get what truly matters, the pizza! Made with some sort of outer-space, reverse-osmosis flour strategy, Rosso’s thin-crust pizzas come out of the small, red, mobile unit with the same taste and texture as when they emerge from the restaurant’s oven. Personal pizzas run about $8–$10, and though there’s obviously not as many options as in the restaurant, a quick pizza margherita on the go with that crazy, chewy crust is a nice respite from the grilled-’n’-fried fare at most other carts. Catch them on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Santa Rosa farmers market at the Vets Building on Maple Avenue, and at the Wednesday Night Market in downtown Santa Rosa. Brick and mortar: 53 Montgomery Drive, Santa Rosa. 707.544.3221. —Gabe Meline THE BOHEMIAN
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SWIRL SUMMER SIPS ure, plucked ice-cold from the ice chest, that “two-buck” bottle may suffice at the barbecue on a hot summer afternoon. Price, after all, is a valid consideration. But what about the party-goer or reception host who wants to add a little local flavor to the equation?
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In search of a sure-fire, cheap-and-cheerful crowdpleaser, we rounded up some locally produced Sauvignon Blancs and Chardonnays priced under $20, and instructed a squirrelly group of Bohemian staffers to visualize being somewhere fun in the sun. As the fog slowly lifted, so did our spirits. The following were blind-tasted and rated on a scale of 1 to 5. Ferrari-Carano 2009 Sonoma County Fumé Blanc ($15) The clear favorite of the tasting was found to have bright, floral aromas with gooseberry, lemongrass, elder flower and citrus blossom. Partly fermented in older barrels, this balanced and refreshing Fumé remains light, lively and crisp. A can’t-go-wrong standby. Rating: 4. Geyser Peak 2008 California Sauvignon Blanc ($13) Lime, pomelo, Eureka lemon: clearly we’re getting citrus here, with a tart, sourgrass finish that sizzled like sparkling wine. Rating: 3.5. Rodney Strong 2009 Northern Sonoma Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Charlotte’s Home ($13.50) An initial charcoal aroma did not dissuade generally favorable impressions, which ranged from “fine for a barbecue, minerally, marine, grapefruit and apple” to “fruit, honey, lavender, grass and American Spirit smokes.” Rating: 3.25. Buena Vista 2007 Carneros Chardonnay ($19) Comfortably familiar for many guests, Chardonnay can be unappealingly rich when the heat is close. Opinion split between fans and detractors: “Tropical, summer fruit, creamy finish” vs. “burnt wood, nacho popcorn.” A “porch-swing sipper” in any case. Rating: 3.2.
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Angeline 2009 Russian River Valley Sauvignon Blanc ($14) Strong floral aromas, hibiscus, pine resin, pineapple and cat pee head up this New Zealand–style Blanc. Rating: 3.1. Robert Mondavi 2008 Napa Valley Fumé Blanc ($20) It’s sulfurous aroma was not promising, but the inoffensive, balanced palate made for a “safety check” or “everyday, easy festival wine.” Rating: 2.8. Courtney Benham 2009 Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc ($16) “Refreshing, clean and approachable, uncomplicated,” with grassy, feline-influencers and honeydew melon, this indifferently received Blanc might do best where food is involved. Rating: 2.6. Quivira 2009 Dry Creek Valley Sauvignon Blanc, Fig Tree Vineyard ($18) Perhaps suffering from subtlety, its perfume of fog, earth and cashew nut just did not stand out from the crowd. Eminently balanced, light in aroma and flavor, but a notch down from the enticing ’08. Rating: 2.5. Pedroncelli 2009 Dry Creek Valley Sauvignon Blanc, East Side Vineyards ($12) Lean and crisp, with generic varietal character, nothing bad was said; one taster’s enigmatic note of “Legos” flavor leaves much to the imagination. Rating: 2.5.
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Gloria Ferrer 2007 Carneros Estate Chardonnay ($18) Burnt toast, Meyer lemon with a little baked apple. One poetic taster half-praised it as “fruity, but like a Thomas Kinkade without the light.” Rating: 2.4. James Knight
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Other solo dining spots we love Azzuro Pizzeria E Enoteca Look hon, if it’s really over, and if this is what you’re doing to me, then I only ask you to take me out one last time. OK? Yeah, to our place. Pizza Azzuro. Except we’re not going to sit together. You’re gonna sit at a table all by yourself, over in the corner near the window, and I’m gonna sit up at the counter. And you’ll get to see just what it is you’re giving up. That cook back near the ovens you hate who always flirts with me? I’ll be flirting back. Majorly. That tall, deep-voiced bike-frame builder who keeps trying to buy me a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon? I’ll take him up on it. Hell, we’ll split a bottle. You’ll be the loser in the corner, shoveling that rigatoni you love down your mouth and washing it down straight to your ever-increasing gut with a beer, watching me, laughing, drinking and pouring it on for the other single people at the bustling counter over salumi and bruschetta. Graphic designers from Seattle. Creative marketers from the Mission. Shit, I’ll even settle next to a CPA from Palo Alto if it’ll make you see what you’re leaving. Remember the first time you took me there? And we talked about the future? Over that amazing mushroom pizza that you hated and almost sent back because you’re such a jerk? Look at your future now, hon. Watch it all unfold. 1260 Main St., Napa. 707.255.5552.
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But they’re worth wresting, particularly within the tiny, cheerful confines of Scopa, the Italian restaurant opened in Healdsburg some two years ago smack between John & Zeke’s and Bistro Ralph. Big breath, and in I went without a reservation. A tiny deuce the width of my shoulders was amazingly empty—Yelp is lousy with reports of people waiting two hours here for a table—and I squeezed in, hands politely in lap, only to learn that it was winemaker night. (“Winemaker night” means that the beleagured individual is actually there, pouring samples of his or her wine while trying to make enough unstilted friendly conversation with strangers so as to encourage them to purchase said wine, tell all of their friends about it and order it by the massive caseload while not actually being so overbearing as to ruin their meal.) Goll dang winemaker night. But sipping wine while pretending to consider all of the world’s knotty problems was on my agenda,
When Sol Food this restaurant Sol Food opened Sol Food last year, Sol Food everyone Sol Food compared Sol Food it to a Sol Food certain San Rafael Sol Food eatery that Sol Food happened to also Sol Food serve Puerto Rican Sol Food cuisine. That’s just about every conversation I’ve ever had about Santa Rosa’s El Coqui, littered with constant comparisons to that other Puerto Rican institution in San Rafael. But after a year, El Coqui has grown into its own, and especially as a place to enjoy alone. Best yet for solitary diners, it’s busy with plenty of distractions. Small tables hugging the full-length front windows are choice for people-watching on the sidewalk, and sitting at the counter only means you’re closer to another Costa Rican Imperial cerveza, por favor. Take in the Latin music playing, the photos of famous Puerto Ricans. Order up some plantains and empanadas galore, with avocado salsa. Let the ceiling fans cool your overworked soul. And be glad that you don’t have to drive all the way to San Rafael anymore just for fine Puerto Rican cuisine. 400 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.542.8868.
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and I had an empty chair. Please sit, handsome winemaker with no wedding ring. Sit and tell me about your wonderful, fascinating wine so that I might buy some. He did. I did. As the evening progressed, he sat again to sell his fine beverage to the people on my left. And then again to the people on my right. I grew slightly fond of the sight of his earnest face in profile as he extolled the benefits of Barbera. My radicchio salad arrived. The austere table held neither salt nor pepper, and the plate frankly needed their companionship. I whispered to the waiter, “Um, I don’t want Chef to come after me with a knife, but may I please have some salt and pepper?” He nodded curtly and I sat back, solving knotty problems through the miracle of Barbera. I chewed another piece of unsalted radicchio, looking thoughtfully out into space. I glanced up. There was Chef, bearing my condiments. He also had a really large knife. Things slid slightly sideways after that.
My steaming bowl of house-made tagliatelle pasta with wild boar Bolognese was enthusiastically sampled by the couple to my right. They pronounced it excellent. So did I. They were upset with vintner Dario Sattui and thought I should be too. (After the condiment escapade, I was too smart to actually argue about the exorbitant costs of firefighter-pension funding.) Dessert arrived, a panna cotta with berries that was such a sensuous snuggle of cream on the tongue that I laughed out loud. I laughed out loud, seated by myself all alone, with nary a book or a magazine or an iPhone app or a knitting project. I made all that noise, a big grownup lady. My hands in the air, knotty problems and fake contemplation thoroughly abandoned, I laughed out loud. Scopa, 109-A Plaza St., Healdsburg. 707.433.5282. —Gretchen Giles
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Running the Asylum Masters of schtick Baby Seal Club go cr-cr-crazy this weekend to raise funds for their upcoming CD, and all stops shall be psychotically pulled. Lunatic Binge includes a complete redecorating of the Hopmonk Tavern as a mental ward called Shady Lobe,
with costumed and bedpan-clutching inmates roving the grounds, and a lineup that includes Brothers Horse, Earstu, Deluxe Buckets and others. Inmates who check in at reception wearing a bathrobe, straitjacket or pajamas get a deal on admission fees on Saturday, July 31. 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 8:30pm. $10-$15 707.829.7300.
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Violins & Red Meat The Grammy-winning Kronos Quartet are known as much for their vast repertoire as for playing off beat venues, but even in eclectic settings, the group maintains an air of artistic highbrow. Then every once in a while they play an outdoor barbecue at Rancho Nicasio, and all ties are loosened. Bust out your cutoffs and throw back a brewskie to this killer avantgarde string quartet on Sunday, Aug. 1, at Rancho Nicasio. Town Square, Nicasio. 4pm. $27–$30. 415.662.2219.
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Bought a Toothbrush With founding members Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, Squeeze are a long-running pop-rock outfit in the continuing lineage of British bands famous in their homeland but with relatively marginal success in the States. Now iconic from FM airplay and Janeane Garofalo’s sing-along in Reality Bites, “Tempted�
is still the band’s biggest hit in America, although in Britain, Squeeze’s other hits are household terms. The two revive the new wave 1980s at a rare U.S. show with openers English Beat on Saturday, July 31, at the Uptown Theatre. 1350 Third St., Napa. 8pm. $55–$70. 707.259.0123.
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The ‘Other’ Bohemian In our own little version of WikiLeaks, it’s been brought to our attention that a certain charttopping 1970s band is performing inside the Bohemian Grove’s annual white-guy orgy this week. Will they show up as special guests at the open-to-the-nonmillionaire-public Monte Rio Variety Show? Hey, 19 annual variety shows would be a feat, but this one reels in the years as the 99th annual event, where everyone from Merv Griffin to Steve Miller have gotten back and done it again as surprise guests. All proceeds go to local charities if you take your chances on Thursday, July 29, at the Monte Rio Amphitheatre. Main Street, Monte Rio. 7pm. $20–$25. 707.865.2234.
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ttention all you mandolin-lovin’, Strawberry Festival–goin’, Todd Snider– worshippin’, No Depression–readin’, banjo-celebratin’, nasally whinin’, North Carolina–movin’, lap-steel covetin’, microbrew-gluggin’, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass– pilgrimagin’ hee-haws—I know what you’ve been saying behind Miranda Lambert’s back, because it’s the same thing every twangier-thanthou “y’allternative� jackass who discovers the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack and suddenly turns into some straw-hat, batteredguitar Broke-ahontas always says: “New country sucks.� Of course, if people stopped believing increasingly meaningless music labels, they’d hear Miranda Lambert’s latest album Revolution as the Americana masterpiece it simply hasn’t received recognition for. Case in point: the Americana Music Association, with 73 radio stations around the country reporting, released a “100 Best Albums of the Year� list in 2009. While some crossover picks like the Pretenders, Charlie Haden and Bruce Springsteen got plenty of spins, Miranda Lambert’s nowhere to be seen. In the eyes of Americana radio, she’s 26, blonde and on top of the CMT charts. Branded: pop-country. Lambert, who grew up in Lindale, Texas, population 5,024, writes her own songs, is on the road constantly, digs deep into the human experience and covers Julie Miller, John Prine and Fred Eaglesmith. If that
doesn’t give her Americana cred, then listen to her music, which sounds a lot more like Lucinda Williams than Carrie Underwood. Her No. 1 Billboard single “The House That Built Me,� about returning to a childhood home and pleading with the current residents to have a look inside, has all the pensive, delicately acoustic traits of Carrie Rodriguez or Emmylou Harris. I emailed Lambert recently to ask if she felt drawn more to the rugged Americana scene than the polished pop of the new Nashville. “I feel drawn to authenticity,� she replied, “to a message that I feel like I can sing and deliver to my fans and connect with them. I am not a fan of ‘labeling’ music. For me, it’s either good or not.� That’s why alongside self-penned hits “Dead Flowers� and “White Liar,� Revolution contains Prine’s “That’s the Way the World Goes ’Round� and Miller’s “Somewhere Trouble Don’t Go.� “I have been a fan of John Prine and Julie Miller for a while now and love the way they seem to put words in a song that fits my sensibility,� Lambert writes. “Then my producer Frank Liddell played me a song by Fred Eaglesmith in the studio, and I started digging into Fred’s work and found this jewel of a song.� That song, “Time to Get a Gun,� might just be the ultimate bridge between the two mindsets. Written by Eaglesmith, an Americana darling who plays for small crowds and has a general delivery address for a record label, the song champions the redneck staple of firearms. Lambert delivers it with all the rough-and-tumble rhythm of a pickup bouncing along pocked dirt roads. But by far the highlight on Revolution is “Only Prettier,� a scathing, sarcastic jab at anorexic, social-climbing frenemies who “only weigh 100 pounds and stand five-footthree.� Over a mid-tempo swagger, Lambert spits, “I got a mouth like a sailor and yours is more like a Hallmark card . . . I’ll keep drinkin’, and you’ll keep getting’ skinnier / I’m just like you, only prettier.� The song’s parallels to Taylor Swift, to whom Lambert was incessantly compared when the two young songwriters burst on the scene in 2006, are uncanny. I mention this, but Lambert doesn’t own up to it. “Honestly, there is no real-life Skinny Minnie that inspired the song,� she claims of the collaboration with songwriter Natalie Hemby. “We try to write about life and things we know and feel like other people can relate to, and the subject matter of ‘Only Prettier’ is just too fun to write about.� Swift, of course, isn’t much threat to Lambert’s career anymore—and certainly not after Lambert swept the 2010 Academy of Country Music Awards, taking Album of the Year and Female Vocalist of the Year honors—but what does affect her fanbase are labels like “new country� and “Americana� that leave a lot of would-be fans unaware of her vast talent. “I am actually very lucky for some reason that the songs for my records seem to come together organically,� she notes. Here’s hoping a wider, more openminded Americana fanbase follows. Miranda Lambert performs on Monday, Aug. 2, at the Sonoma County Fair. 1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa. 7:30pm. $25–$40; separate fair admission required. 707.545.4200.
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