Rejoice! For the Lord has risen! Easter is here. A time for tradition, family, sunshine (hopefully) and everyone’s favorite meal, Brunch. We wanted to help you celebrate Easter this year by providing you with a list of fine Tulsa establishments providing Brunch. Also keep in mind that many of these locally owned restaurants will also [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Holiday'
RHEMA Christmas Lights with Local Coffee [Till Jan. 1]
December 27th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (4)
Depending on which direction you are coming from, you can enjoy some of Tulsa’s best espresso (or coffee) followed by the Tulsa area’s best holiday light show. In case you did not know, Broken Arrow’s RHEMA Lights are open until January 1st. The RHEMA Christmas Lights Display was introduced in 1982 with approximately 60,000 lights. [...]
Give a Unique Gift This Christmas
December 20th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (0)
Christmas is upon us, which for many means a time for family, food and gift giving. For me, this is a time for all that and a little OKLAHOMA PRIDE! I think of gift giving as an opportunity to show off the great state we live in. Give people a small taste of our state [...]
Christmas Time – Find Your Foodie Gifts Local!
December 7th, 2010 by Molly Martin – Comments (0)
Lately, I’ve been pouring over some of my favorite food websites, cursing the shipping costs and wishing that I had a Fox and Obel (Chicago) or Zabar’s (NYC) down the street for me to shop for delectable and beautifully-wrapped food gifts. Let’s be honest, I waste way to much time with this, hoping that someday [...]
Boston Deli Smoked Turkey, Ham & Sides at Your Holiday Gathering
November 19th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (1)
Boston Deli has been a Tulsa favorite for over 20 years and is more than just their lunch and dinner offerings. This is the only place in Tulsa where you can pick up a Hasty-Bake smoked Ham or Turkey for the holidays. This year they are extending the deadline to Sunday, November 21st. Think about [...]
It’s My Party (and I’ll Plan If I Want To)
April 13th, 2010 by Molly Martin – Comments (3)
It’s a very tricky thing, planning one’s own party. And not just any party, a birthday party. Yes, I admit it, I planned my own birthday party. Although I considered the fact that it might be perceived as lame, I wanted it the way I wanted it and I needed complete control. Okay? Planning this [...]
Our Chocolate Dinner on Valentine’s Day
February 15th, 2010 by Whitney Shae – Comments (5)
Last night we decided to do something unique for Valentine’s Day Dinner. In keeping with our theme of chocolate and wine, we decided to explore various ways of incorporating chocolate into a 4 course meal which included surf and turf entrees. All we can say is we were impressed. We had a wonderful time and [...]
Rib Crib’s Valentine’s Day “Love Fest”
February 10th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (20)
It’s obvious that there are a lot of options for Valentine’s Day, so since Valentine’s Day is all about touching the human heart, this year why don’t you consider touching the heart of Oklahoma. In the heart of Oklahoma lies great BBQ. Rib Crib’s Valentine’s Day “Love Fest,” is coming fast. The two special items [...]
Valentine’s Day Cookie Decorating for Kids
February 9th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (0)
It just so happens that Valentine’s Day falls on a Sunday this year. So this is what I propose; have your romantic date on Saturday and let your children have their fun on Sunday. Sage Culinary Studio on Brookside is offering an hour of of super fun cookie decorating. So drop off the kids, go [...]
Sunday, I’m in Love
February 9th, 2010 by Molly Martin – Comments (3)
I keep going back on forth on my opinion of Valentine’s Day. Part of me thinks, “I don’t need a special day set aside for me to profess my undying love to my husband. He knows I love him and I know he loves me and I don’t need February 14 to be set aside [...]
Tulsa’s Most Romantic Restaurants
February 4th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (14)
Valentine’s Day is a special time to really show what you are made of to your spouse. This year we are really challenging you to go above and beyond to express one thing…that’s Love. We know that Tulsa isn’t the city of love, however, there are many locally owned romantic restaurants that are sure to [...]
My Cookie Resolution
January 4th, 2010 by Brian McCullough – Comments (4)
With my well thought out New Years resolutions in mind, I have been reflecting on some of the goodies that I enjoyed over the passed few weeks. I am sure that most people have resolutions that are food related… my main resolution is to not eat more then 100 cookies within a 7 day period [...]
Merry Christmas
December 25th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (2)
Happy holidays, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of Tulsa Food’s (TulsaFood.com) readers, friends and partners! Have a Blessed Day!!!!!!!!!!! [Merry Christmas Video Link] Pin it
Food Network’s Aaron Sanchez Presents $30 Holiday Dinner for 8
December 21st, 2009 by Staff – Comments (1)
Holiday or New Year’s, Impress Your Guests With Great Food and Big Taste Without Spending Big Bucks. Ordinarily during the holidays, we labor over menu, timing and décor. These days, we’re saddled with concerns about how we’re going to afford it all. As food prices climb, entertaining during the holidays can become even more overwhelming. [...]
Holiday Beer List
December 16th, 2009 by Elliot Nelson – Comments (6)
Every year at this time, craft brewers start releasing their “Holiday” beers. All to often, these beers are over-spiced and almost undrinkable. Filled with things such as mint, spruce, pine, and nutmeg, holiday beers are often more akin to drinking a liquefied Christmas candle than they are a beer. But with the help of a [...]
Start a New Tradition Make a Gingerbread House
December 5th, 2009 by Debra Laizure – Comments (1)
My mom is Ms. Crafter. I grew up with this former PTA parent/Campfire Leader/Child development teacher and we always had homemade everything. In her retirement she hand makes cards for the troops, her church, scrapbooks…it’s a sickness. She’s fantastic. One thing we started when my kids were small was making gingerbread houses. We LOVE this [...]
What will you do this Halloween?
October 26th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (5)
Here are a few things to do for Halloween. Some of them are food related, some of them are just plain fun! Besides the normal trick or treating, which is a necessity for most, there are many other things to do around town. Let us know what you are doing this Halloween! Here are a [...]
Fall Recipe Digest – Warm Recipes from our Readers
October 5th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (3)
Fall is finally here, and thanks to some of our amazing readers, so are the recipes! Make sure to give these fabulous finds a try, and show some love on their websites! Hot Pumpkin “Cereal” This light and filling fall dish is perfect for a breakfast meal or afternoon snack! Have 10 minutes? Cook up [...]
Happy Independence Day
July 4th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (0)
Happy Independence Day Tulsa! What better way to celebrate than with a homemade flag cake, icing and all! Share with us and tell us about all the fun 4th of July treats you’ll be creating and eating. We are off to celebrate traditionally, a barbeque with the family, yummy I can’t wait to eat! Pin [...]
Cinco de Mayo fun at El Guapo’s Cantina
May 6th, 2009 by Heather Quinnelly – Comments (3)
Food Blog submitted by – Heather Quinnelly I enjoyed my “Cinco” celebration and hope you did too! In honor of the holiday here are a few Cinco de Mayo facts via Mexonline.com: It commemorates the victory of the Mexican militia over the French army at The Battle Of Puebla in 1862. It is primarily a [...]
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
May 5th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (0)
Happy Cinco de Mayo! If you are anything like us this puts you in the mood for some great Mexican food. Whether you are planning to make dinner or go to one of Tulsa’s many fabulous Mexican restaurants we want to help make your Cinco de Mayo the best possible. Here are just a few [...]
Tres leches Cake for Cinco de Mayo
May 4th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (1)
For inquiring minds’¦. A Tres leches cake, or Pastel de Tres leches (Spanish, “Three milk cake”), is a sponge cake,’in some recipes, a butter cake’soaked in three kinds of milk: evaporated milk, condensed milk, and sour cream. When butter is not used, the tres leches is a very light cake, with many air bubbles. This [...]
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a Shamrock Treat
March 17th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (0)
Here is a simple and delicious treat to make your kids go crazy on St. Patrick’s Day. We made a simple batch of Rice Krispie Treats, added green food coloring and cut it into a Shamrock shape. It is the perfect green dessert for a green inundated holiday! For Rice Krispies recipes click here Happy [...]
