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Christy Majors

Christy Majors

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Blogger, Culinary Diva

Los Angeles, California

Biography

Food enthusiast, wine aficionado, aspiring artist, dabbler in everything who suffers from an incurable case of wanderlust. Creator of Confessions of a Culinary Diva.

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Total articles 43

  • The French #Winophiles - Rhone Region Preview

    By In Beverages, Christy Majors| Culinary Diva@ Are you a fan of easy drinking, food friendly wines? Does your palate salivate at the mere mention of Syrah or Grenache? If so, don’t miss The French Winophiles this weekend when we virtually tour the Rhone Region (North and South). The gang will be sharing their wine and food pairing selections to remind you “there’s no place like Rhone”.

    By In Beverages, Christy Majors · Culinary Diva

    Nov. 17, 2017

  • The French #Winophiles - Rhone Gone Crazy

    By In Beverages, Christy Majors| Culinary Diva@ Wine, like friends, should be dependable and pair well with food. Sure it’s fun to experiment and meet new grapes and varietals, but at the end of the day you always have your old, reliable wine (or friend) that you fall back on. For me, those wines come from the Rhone (pronounced “roan”) Region.

    By In Beverages, Christy Majors · Culinary Diva

    Nov. 17, 2017

  • Holiday Entertaining: Four Roses Bourbon Breaker Punch

    By In Beverages, Christy Majors| Culinary Diva@ The secret to stress-free entertaining is punch. Seriously. Punches are great for entertaining – they can be made ahead of time and guests can serve themselves, which leaves you more time to be a guest at your own party. Here are a few tips for creating your own signature punch:1) Determine how many guests you will have at your party and how many drinks per guest you are allowing. A general rule would be 2-3 drinks per guest.

    By In Beverages, Christy Majors · Culinary Diva

    Nov. 17, 2017

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Culinary Diva

California, Los Angeles, United States