Entrées

This signature dish is slow roasted and smoked over wine barrel oak staves, then served with Sonoma olive pesto. This recipe won the 2009 Best Beef in America Chef Challenge.

This robust beef bourguignon recipe by Executive Chef Shane McAnelly is the perfect meal for the cooler time of year, and pairs exquisitely with a big bold Cabernet.

This grilling season, spice up your burger by making Foley Food & Wine Society's black and blue burger.

Slow-cooked for hours, creating a rich, decadent beef dish. Perfect with a side or fresh vegetables and a glass of red wine.

Buttery brie, fruity fig jam, and salty prosciutto come together to form an incredible flavor combination that make this a truly unique burger. Follow up with a syrah to really create a one-two punch for your palate. 

Wharekauhau Lodge, a luxury property on New Zealand’s north island owned by Bill Foley, overlooks the big blue sweep of Palliser Bay. This seafood pasta is a spinoff of an old classic, using an agnolotti method to incorporate two elements into one.

A little bit of patience goes a long way when cooking these ultra-tender short ribs. 

The perfect combo of spice, zest and crunch. Enjoy with a Foley Family red wine.

Classic seafood stew from Provençal with seasoned California Petrali Sole, clams, mussels and shrimp.

Tender beef and vegetables give life to this classic Irish staple. Make this traditional dish memorable by pairing it with Chalk Hill Estate Pinot Noir.

This succulent center cut pork loin is served with red flannel hash, beets, parsnip, potato and mushroom cream to make an unforgettable entree. Pair it with the 2016 The Four Graces Willamette Valley Pinot Noir; the bright acidity and rich fruit flavors marry the two together beautifully. 

This summer, spice up your grilled steak with garlic confit. A perfect recipe to share with friends and family at your next backyard BBQ.