Creating a Wine Registry
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Christophe Emé of Ortolan in Los Angeles and actress Jeri Ryan set up a website for their wedding wine registry. “We chose wines that were accessible—less expensive ones from the Loire Valley, as well as high-end Champagne. We asked our guests to include a self-addressed postcard with their bottles, and when we drink one, we send a thank-you note.” Wine clubs like Bottlenotes also offer wine-registry options (bottlenotes.com).
Plus: More Lessons
- Lesson 1: Outstanding Bacon
- Lesson 2: Top Country Ham
- Lesson 3: Buying Fish
- Lesson 4: Cooking Like a Latino
- Lesson 5: Buying Chiles
- Lesson 6: Using Butter
- Lesson 7: Dukka
- Lesson 8: Tuna and Gruyère Panino
- Lesson 9: 10-Minute Tomato Sauce
- Lesson 10: Dressing a Salad
- Lesson 11: Choosing a Knife
- Lesson 12: Sharpening a Knife
- Lesson 13: Storing Cheese
- Lessons 14–17: Using Great Inexpensive Tools
- Lesson 18: Red Snapper Ceviche
- Lesson 19: How to Prepare Whole Fish
- Lesson 20: How to Prepare the Perfect Steak
- Lesson 21: Prepping Party Food
- Lesson 22: Creating a Wine Registry
- Lessons 23–25: Making Quick Desserts: Port-Mulled Cherries with Ricotta (plus two recipe variations)
- Lessons 26–28: Matching Wines
- Lesson 29: Tender Meat: Roast Chicken with Bread Salad
- Lesson 30: Tasty Broth