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Carey Sweet’s Biography

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With more than two decades of writing about food, culinary travel, restaurants and the chefs that make them happen, Sweet contributes to numerous publications on a weekly and monthly basis, including the San Francisco Chronicle, Press Democrat, Arizona Republic/USA Today, Phoenix Magazine, Sunset, Alaska Airlines magazine, Sonoma Magazine, Napa-Sonoma Magazine, 7x7 magazine, AZ Golf Insider magazine, Virtual Gourmet, and Inside Sonoma.

She has won national restaurant criticism and food writing…

Carey Sweet’s Journalist Portfolio

Carrying on the Tradition of Sonoma's Boncora Biscotti - Sonoma Magazine

Carrying on the Tradition of Sonoma's Boncora Biscotti - Sonoma Magazine

It seems like the stuff of sweet dreams: almond biscotti, hand-dipped in a custom blend of Guittard milk and …

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So You Think You Know Occidental, California - Sonoma Magazine

So You Think You Know Occidental, California - Sonoma Magazine

In Occidental, California the world moves more slowly. Just 1,371 folks live here, scattered across 5 square …

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Sebastopol's Rare Turkeys Fit For a Feast - Sonoma Magazine

Sebastopol's Rare Turkeys Fit For a Feast - Sonoma Magazine

As Sebastopol heritage turkey farmer Catherine Thode prepares her table for Thanksgiving, there will be one l…

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Unique Food Trends in Sonoma County - Sonoma Magazine

Unique Food Trends in Sonoma County - Sonoma Magazine

In the ever-frenetic world of modern restaurants, a chef is only as good as his last dish. Fickle diners get …

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Ripe for the Tasting - Heirloom Tomato Festival - Sonoma Magazine

Ripe for the Tasting - Heirloom Tomato Festival - Sonoma Magazine

On a visit to the newly expanded gardens at Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate just north of Santa Rosa, you might f…

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Pinot and Pooches - Sonoma County for Pets - Sonoma Magazine

Pinot and Pooches - Sonoma County for Pets - Sonoma Magazine

There's terrific beer at HopMonk Tavern in Sonoma and Sebastopol, and top-notch wines at Kunde Family Winery …

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Acclaimed local chefs celebrate Sonoma County food in new cookbooks

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By Carey Sweet Verified
| Fort Bragg Advocate-News Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The summer bounty is officially here and with it come two new, locally produced cookbooks, both with Healdsburg roots, that celebrate the very best of local food. James Beard Award-winning chef Charlie Palmer’s “Wineland,” penned with Healdsburg journalist Matt Villano, features 20 Wine Country culinary luminaries from Sonoma, Napa, and Marin Counties who share their life stories and favorite recipes.
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Chefs Charlie Palmer, Liza Gershman Celebrate Sonoma County Food in New Cookbooks Original

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By Carey Sweet Verified
| Sonoma Magazine Verified
The summer bounty is officially here and with it come two new, locally produced cookbooks, both with Healdsburg roots, that celebrate the very best of local food. James Beard Award-winning chef Charlie Palmer’s “Wineland,” penned with Healdsburg journalist Matt Villano, features 20 Wine Country culinary luminaries from Sonoma, Napa, and Marin Counties who share their life stories and favorite recipes.
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Sonoma County gas stations pumping out great grub Original

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By Carey Sweet Verified
| The Press Democrat Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It’s summertime, which means road trips and hungry travelers clamoring for quick eats. Sure, there are drive-ins, but there are some unexpected surprises at full service fuel shops where you can fill up your car and your belly. We’re not talking about sad hot dogs spinning on roller grills. Here are some Sonoma County gas stations whose food options may make the price at the pump a little easier to swallow.
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