February 2009
 
Letter from Angela

Angela


There’s an old saying that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. But why should men have all the fun? I say that delicious foods can warm a woman’s heart just as well as any man’s. No matter who you are, there's nothing like strolling with a loved one through downtown Seattle and the Pike Place Market, warming yourselves with our city’s many tasty offerings.

Did you know that Savor Seattle has sparked many a romance? We have been responsible for at least one documented first kiss, several first dates of cyber couples, and even a wedding proposal (on the tour!). Maybe someday, we'll even be able to report of babies resulting from Savor Seattle. If you would like to arrange the perfect celebration or proposal on tour, we’re happy to help. Please drop us a line!

Let Savor Seattle bring some warmth to your heart and stomach.
 
Bon Appétit,

Angela

What's New
valentines
Don’t fight the dinner crowds this Valentine’s Day!  Surprise your significant other with a fun and unique eating experience that takes you into 8-10 different places instead of just one!  We will be offering extra tours all weekend long. 

We also offer gift certificates that are perfect for a romantic date with your special someone. 
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Movie Night at Theo Chocolate
February 20, Friday @ 6:30–9pm

Theo Chocolate will be showing the sexy & surreal Mexican film, “Like Water for Chocolate.” They will be serving up hot chocolate, popcorn and other special surprises. Be sure to bring your own camping chair, or cushion to sit on, and snuggle up in front of the fire.

Cost: $15 (+ tax) per person.
Reservations are required 206.632.5100

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Fishy February, all month long at Etta’s Seafood Restaurant

For the entire month of February Etta’s Seafood Restaurant will be featuring "Fish Taco Tuesdays!" Come enjoy succulent fish wrapped up in hot - off - the - griddle hand pressed tortillas for just $3.00!

Etta’s Seafood Restaurant, 2020 Western Ave, 206.448.2001
Featured Recipe
 
Ultimate Chili

Makes 12 servings
Total time: 4 hours

Up to ¼ of the beef can be substituted for ground turkey and firm tofu, if desired. 

Serve with grated cheese, sour cream, salsa, and chopped green onions.

chilli
2
lbs. beef chuck
1
lb. ground beef
2 ½
cups chopped onion
5
cloves garlic, minced
2
(14.5 oz) cans stewed tomatoes
1
(15 oz) can tomato sauce
1
(12 fluid oz) can or bottle of beer
2
tablespoons chili powder
1
tablespoon dried oregano
1
tablespoon paprika
2
tablespoons ground cumin
1
tablespoon brown sugar
4
cubes beef bouillon
2
bay leaves
1
teaspoon ground black pepper
2
(15 oz) cans pinto beans, rinsed and drained well
  1. Place beef chuck in freezer until slightly frozen. Cut into ¼ to ½ inch cubes.

  2. In a large skillet over medium heat, brown beef chuck and ground beef until it is cooked.  Stir in onions and garlic. Cook until onions are tender, about 5 to 10 minutes.

  3. Cut up canned tomatoes (discard the juice); combine in a 6 quart cooking pot with tomato sauce, beer, chili powder, oregano, paprika, cumin, brown sugar, beef bouillon cubes, bay leaves, and pepper.  Bring to a slow boil over high heat. Add meat mixture and reduce heat to low. Simmer, uncovered, for 2 to 3 hours.

  4. Mix in pinto beans. Simmer for ½ hour longer. Taste, and adjust seasonings if desired.
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For more information about Savor Seattle, please email us at: info@savorseattletours.com.
 
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