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Hello and goodbye :)

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It's been a pleasure blogging for Orange Coast readers, but it's time for me to say goodbye. The lovely and talented Priscilla Mayfield will take my place, and will do a bang-up job, I'm sure of it. You may know her as the brains behind OC Food Nation, and from her freelance work from The Orange County Register. Her current gig is as the Orange County Cooking Examiner.  Her writing talent is matched only by her voracious love of all things food. We are happy to have her on board!

There are some behind-the-scenes matters to take care of right now, so stay tuned for her posts in the near future. You can reach her at ocfoodblogger@gmail.com. Drop her a line to say hello!

Again, it's been lovely! I still plan to cover the OC food world, and you can always reach me at cynthiafurey@yahoo.com. Happy trails!


Seasons 52 opens at SCP

Seasons52The 300-seat Seasons 52 has opened at South Coast Plaza, bringing with it a seasonal American menu with touches of Californian. Expect things like wood-fired flatbreads, hearty chilis, seafood and grill items. Executive chef Tim Kast is at the helm, and an accompanying wine list was created by Master Sommelier George Miliotes. 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. 714-437-5252, www.seasons52.com 



OC Foodie fest this weekend

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ocfoodiefestOC Foodie Fest: On Saturday (Aug. 28), 50 of Southern California's best food trucks will converge at the Honda Center to help support local charities. Each vendor will have menu specials priced from $1 to$5. There will also be a beer garden and free samples from snack companies. Click here  for a complete list of participating food trucks. Presale tickets  are $12 for adults, $6 for kids. There's also family packs and other specials available. 2659 E. Katella Ave., Anaheim. www.ocfoodiefest.com  

 Ingredient dinner: Kimera restaurant is hosting its first dinner revolving around a single ingredient. The ingredients in question are peak-season heirloom tomatoes, the star of dishes like Bloody Marys, leg of lamb, braised rabbit ravioli and pineapple-tomato panna cotta. The six-course meal is $65 per person. 7:30 p.m. tonight (Aug. 27.) 19530 Jamboree Road, Irvine. 949-261-1222. www.diningasart.com 


Burgers at the beach

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Ruby's burger

"Endless Summer" cookout: Ruby's Diner takes over Huntington Beach Pier with a burger cookout and a screening of the 1966 film "Endless Summer." Director Bruce Brown and actor Robert August will be on-hand for autographs. RubyBurgers and drinks are $5, with proceeds benefiting ChildHelp. 6 p.m. Thursday (Aug. 26). 400 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach.


Memphis celebrates the big 1-5

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MemphisSome good news on the restaurant front today: Memphis Cafe celebrates its 15-year anniversary by rolling back prices -- all the way to the restaurant's 1995 lunch and dinner prices. There will also be commemorative cocktails to sip. Wednesday, Aug. 25. 2920 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. 714-432-7685. www.memphiscafe.com 






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