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Wendy Logan

wlogan@mainstreetconnect.us

Wendy Logan, a Norwalk resident for 14 years, was the former owner of Tra-Peze Bistro and Bar in SoNo. She currently writes a bi-monthly food review for The Fairfield County Weekly and is the publisher and editor of The Norwalk Beat, a quarterly arts, food, and lifestyle publication.

Email Wendy at wlogan@mainstreetconnect.us

Food 07/16/10

Eco-Friendly Pizza Bakes on Wheels

by Wendy Logan   Comment

Easton's Jeff Borofsky arrives early at the Westport and Weston farmers markets to peruse the vendors' offerings for his pizza toppings. He might pick up some bacon from Greyledge, some fresh goat cheese from ... Read More

Food 07/15/10

Food Pro Markets Food Biz

by Wendy Logan   Comment

What's a trained chef and lover of all things culinary who's decided she wants out of the kitchen to do? "I knew I loved the industry, but I wasn't sure how I would fit in or where I would go next," said Linda ... Read More

Food 07/14/10

Recipe of the Week Puts Twist on Sliders

by Wendy Logan   Comment
Food 07/13/10

Even Tough Guys Love Cupcakes

by Wendy Logan   Comment
Food 07/12/10

Dianna Petrino McHugh's Lemony Scampi

by Wendy Logan   Comment
Food 07/09/10

Canner Says 'Put 'Em Up!'

by Wendy Logan   Comment

Listen up, food fans, because I have good news and bad news. The good news is that with July well underway, a bounty of fresh fruits and veggies that most of us anxiously await all year long is on the harvest ... Read More

Food 07/08/10

Chef Nischan Shows His Green at Dinner

by Wendy Logan   Comment

Inspired food and inspired conversation are on the menu as Chef Michel Nischan of Westport's The Dressing Room joins with the Greenwich Historical Society for a special Green Market Dinner on July 16. Sustainable ... Read More

Food 07/07/10

Beach Bash Kicks Up Sand and Fun

by Wendy Logan   Comment
Food 07/06/10

The Schoolhouse Rocks

by Wendy Logan   Comment
Food 07/05/10

El's Kitchen Rubs Cooks the Right Way

by Wendy Logan   Comment

In 1998, Eleanor Smith put away her Wharton Business School MBA, hung up her business suit, and waved goodbye to the world of high finance for the last time. She went home, put on an apron, and got busy building ... Read More

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