By Brett Ashley Hawkins
Editorial Intern
After 22 years of teaching for Long Beach Unified School District’s (LBUSD) culinary arts Regional Occupational Program (ROP), chef Monica Morgan six weeks ago opened her own cooking class center– Culinary Enterprises at 937 E. 27th St. in Signal Hill. Morgan, a Seal Beach resident, aims to help her students achieve [...]
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With her new SH business, local chef savors opportunity to teach cooking classes her own way
August 13th, 2010 · No Comments · News, food
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Wine-tasting event to honor new poetry book
August 13th, 2010 · No Comments · Arts, food
The Wine Country, 2301 Redondo Ave., will host a wine-tasting and poetry-reading event from 4:30pm to 6:30pm on Wednesday, Aug. 18.
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Goodbye, Limone. We’ll miss you!
August 6th, 2010 · No Comments · News, Vicki's View, food
Trattoria Limone closed last weekend. I shed a tear for this one. Couldn’t help it. I’ll just come out and say it– I loved the place.
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Mobile eateries banding together for LB’s first Street Food Festival
July 16th, 2010 · No Comments · Leisure, food
By Brett Ashley Hawkins
Editorial Intern
In the last few years, food trucks have seen a vast increase in popularity among teens and adults alike. Capitalizing on the recent boom, several food trucks are coming together for Long Beach’s first Street Food Fest on Saturday, July 24 at Rainbow Lagoon Park (on the northern side of Shoreline [...]
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Traveling Korean food truck attracts locals, visitors alike
May 21st, 2010 · No Comments · News, food
By Brett Ashley Hawkins
Editorial Intern
Though most of Signal Hill had their dinner before 9:30pm on Saturday, May 1, several citizens and visitors gathered at Quality Inn’s parking lot to line up at the Kogi food truck for theirs.
Kogi is a Korean barbecue mobile establishment with four trucks roaming Los Angeles and Orange Counties serving Mexican-inspired [...]
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