Bay Magazine Oct. 2020

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OCTOBER 2020

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GO AHEAD AND TREAT YOURSELF FROM BAY EDITOR KATHY SAUNDERS After looking at the inside of my house these past months — instead of the world outside — I am one of apparently many people who think it’s time for some new decor.

We talked to decorators and retailers who say the pandemic has prompted plenty of new business. We have canceled vacations and stopped buying new clothes. Instead, we are nesting. In this month’s issue, we share indulgences we can justify now and cherish later.

If you haven’t noticed yet, it’s fall. Pumpkin lovers are savoring all the options and Michelle Stark, Tampa Bay Times assistant editor of Life & Culture and food editor, was happy to share her recipe for an indulgent pumpkin cheesecake. We paired it with a cocktail from Times food critic Helen Freund.

Perhaps the most fun indulgences in this issue are the beautiful fashions and accessories from our photo shoot. The new St. Pete Pier was a perfect backdrop.

We showed up before sunrise to get the best lighting for our fashion photographer Brian James. We are especially grateful for the folks at Tampa Bay Watch, who opened their Discovery Center at the Pier to our staff for preparations and staging. We hope you appreciate the fashions and the new star of St. Petersburg’s waterfront as much as we do.

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Spectacular styles are a perfect fit for the new St. Pete Pier with its 26-acre waterfront park.

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With many of us in nesting mode, it’s a great time to make your home your castle.

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Tampa Theatre, Groundhop Day Virtual BeerFest Up next: the holidays. Yes, they are almost upon us.

We’ll have some creative options for celebrating the holidays during a pandemic. Instead of what we want to receive this year, we’ll be focusing on how to appreciate what we already have.

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Instead of spending money on gas for work commutes or on airfare for vacations that can’t happen, we found a range of ways to indulge in some spirit-lifting spending in the new era of COVID-19 challenges. Home office furniture and family room sofas are back-ordered at many outlets because of the demand. Now is apparently the time for shoppers to buy that special home decor piece they have been eyeing for years. Cooking stores are struggling to keep pots and pans and small appliances in stock. Tired of spending all of your time indoors? Why not renovate your patio and add the Big Green Egg grill to the deck? Everyone else is doing it. Local linen stores say customers are buying fancy new bedding, perhaps to make it easier to dream about better days ahead. And, if you appreciate fine wine, maybe it’s a good time to design your own wine cave. Have to get away? Take your family on a private sailing adventure along Florida’s coast.

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Bagatelle (left) and Cachemire (right) bedding by Yves Delorme is available at Villa Rosa Distinctive Linens in Tampa. Photos courtesy of Yves Delorme

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uch as we like the idea, crawling under the covers is not really an option for avoiding the distressing coronavirus news. “We’re all trying to carry on our daily routines as best we can in a new normal,” said Maruchi Azorin, owner of Villa Rosa Distinctive Linens. “More anxiety during the day makes us more tired at night. It’s exhausting ... and it’s not as easy to settle down as quickly.” Since 1984, the South Tampa boutique has specialized in European bedding brands known for luxury and longevity. A set of queen-sized sheets might cost $300 and soar to $1,000 with duvet and pillow shams. “These are not department store sheets,” Azorin said. “If you take good care of them, they’ll last forever. The more you launder them, the softer they get. My 30-year-old sheets couldn’t be softer.”

Has there ever been a better time to evaluate what would make your life more comfortable?

“The pandemic gave people a lot of time to selfexamine and research ways to relax,” Azorin said. “They’re taking inventory: How long since I replaced my pillow? They’re upgrading their TV and computer. A wonderful bed is probably pretty welcome right now.”

Digital marketer Cassandra Thomas couldn’t resist a bright yellow floral silk robe, her first purchase at the S MacDill Avenue shop. “I kept eyeing it and finally treated myself to one to help me feel better in these crazy times,” said Thomas, who counts Villa Rosa among her clients. When a Yves Delorme duvet pattern caught her fancy, she knew it was coming home with her — along with pillow shams, “a $300 splurge for this Marshalls and Target girl,” she said. “I love it. The fabric is beautiful and the bright colors made me so happy.” And tropical bird print place mats were must-haves now that her dining room is also her workplace. “Being home all the time, your mind starts to think about

redecorating,” she said. “And since I’m cooking more than ever, I want to dress up my table.”

Azorin makes no guarantees of fine linens inducing sweet dreams, but there’s no doubt in her mind that quality sheets produce a more restful experience. “I don’t know of any scientific correlation between fabric and sleep, but I know what works and that varies according to your sensation preferences,” she said. “Some like a very crisp sheet. That’s called a percale weave. Sateen is another kind of weave with a more supple, softer feel. Both are made of super quality, long staple cotton.” European manufacturers produced fine linens through world wars, depressions and pandemics, Azorin said. “You know how Europeans keep their homes for generations? Well, the same goes for their sheets. Grandmother’s sheeting is passed down as an heirloom.”

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ig Green Egg cookers are flying out the door. Decks, patios and outdoor kitchens appear as if installed by magic wand. It’s the COVID-19 Home Sweet Home Improvement Plan of 2020. Bursting to maximize time outside, homeowners are spending freely — from $800 for custom fire pits to $30,000 for a kitchen fit for a pitmaster. All to turn backyards into bonus space during this challenging time. “People have wanted to do this for 10 years and the time is now,” said Outdoor Kitchen Store owner Paul Ruel, who is selling the basic $799 ceramic Big Green Egg as fast as he can unpack them at his W Kennedy Boulevard business in Tampa. “They’re stuck at home, they’re not spending money on vacations and now they can justify the expense because they are going to use it,” said Ruel, estimating sales are up 35 percent overall. A typical summer would see 12 to 15 outdoor kitchen installations, Ruel said. “Since the pandemic, I have 33 in progress at any given time.” Driveways, pool decks and patios are hot ticket items. “It’s probably not how you dream of spending your savings, but it sure looks better than the same four walls you’ve been looking at,” said Aaron Allen of Paver Solutions of St. Petersburg. “Driveways were always our No. 1 business,” Allen said. “This year patios have greatly taken over.” Custom-designed wood-burning fire pits are a “hugely popular investment,” he continued, particularly with the addition of a surrounding seat wall made of the

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Photos by Chipper Hatter same concrete pavers. “It’s got all the appeal of an indoor fireplace and it will last forever.”

Landscape lighting demand is off the charts, too. “Nothing impresses your friends like having a well-lit outdoor space. It’s a crowd-pleaser.”

Customers Barb and Dan Cook decided to cancel two summer excursions and put the travel funds into a total deck redo. “I was bummed and kept looking at my backyard and saying, ‘I am going to do something with this money,’ ” said Barb of the $11,000 project. Allen removed the existing wooden deck, graded three separate levels into one elevation and built a paver patio with a

wraparound wall. Subtle lighting adds an evening glow. “It’s peaceful,” said Barb. “I hang out with a glass of wine and the hot tub is calling my name.

It’s more spacious, with room for my new herb garden.” Out of an abundance of coronavirus caution, the St. Petersburg couple canceled their Tampa Bay Buccaneers season tickets and had a jumbo screen TV installed outside. “Now the new deck is my luxury box,” quipped Dan. — Amy Scherzer

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uxury Realtor Rhonda Sanderford is known for her love of the color red. It’s the color worn by all of her associates in marketing materials for her YES-Homes Group of Keller Williams Realty. She has a collection of red outfits, purses and shoes. Now, she owns an equally impressive set of red Le Creuset cookware.

Recipe and photo courtesy of lecreuset.com

Coq Au Vin Mousseux 4 ounces bacon, sliced in lardons 1 whole chicken, cut into 8 pieces (breasts split in two) Salt and fresh pepper 5 parsnips, large oblique cut 1/2 pound red pearl onions, peeled 2 cups sparkling wine 1 bay leaf 3 sprigs fresh thyme 2 tablespoons creme fraiche 1 1/2 tablespoons chopped fresh dill

As empty nesters, Sanderford and her husband, Robin, used to eat out most nights.

Since March, like so many of us, she has been cooking dinner almost every night. “I’m not a chef. I’m a Sunday cook,” she said. “Before the pandemic I would have never invested in this and now I probably cook five days a week.”

As soon as she started cooking more, she realized her cookware, with the exception of her favorite cast iron skillet, which belonged to her grandmother, was not going to cut it. She asked her friends for suggestions on cookware and the response was overwhelmingly in favor of the Le Creuset brand, mostly for its red enamel. She started with the $400 cherry red 7.25-quart Le Creuset Round Dutch Oven. “It’s the most versatile of every piece they have. You can cook sauces in here, you can saute things, you can fry in it and do just about anything in it,” she said. “It will also go from the stovetop to the oven, which I love.” She started adding to the collection, spending upwards of $1,000 for casserole dishes, saucepans and skillets.

Sanderford purchased her cookware from Dillard’s, where her husband is a vice president.

She hesitated to make such a big purchase at first because she preferred nonstick cookware.

“But I did a lot of research and learned how to cook with it and how to keep it clean without damaging the enamel.” Now, she won’t cook on anything else. “The whole pot gets heated so everything cooks evenly,” she said. “And the red — my signature color — is beautiful.”

“The biggest thing I had to adjust to with these

Add the bacon to a cold 5 1/2-quart Dutch oven. Bring to medium heat and cook until browned. Drain and set aside.

Rhonda Sanderford couldn’t be more pleased with her investment in Le Creuset cookware.

Photo by Scott Keeler pots and pans is the weight. They are heavy,” allowed Sanderford. “You want to make sure you are in control of the pot.”

Karen West, owner of the Rolling Pin Kitchen Emporium in Brandon, said gourmet cookware has been in high demand . “I think people are just thinking a little bit more about the choices they have about dining out and making changes. They are more hesitant to go to restaurants, so they are learning to cook at home,” she said. At the Rolling Pin, gourmet cooking sets can cost more than $1,000.

Shoppers aren’t blinking at the price.

West said shoppers also have been looking for better knives. “Now people want only good stuff that is going to last. The pandemic has kind of brought everybody back to the basics.”

— Kathy Saunders

Pat the chicken dry and season with salt and pepper.

Sear the chicken in two batches, skin side down first, then flip and sear on the second side. Remove from the pan.

Add the parsnips and onions to the Dutch oven. Cook, stirring occasionally, until they begin to brown. Pour in the sparkling wine and scrape up all the browned bits from the bottom of the pan. Add the bay leaf and thyme and bring to a boil.

Return just the chicken thighs and legs to the Dutch oven. Cover and reduce heat to a low simmer. Cook 1 hour. Return the breast pieces, along with the bacon.

Cover and cook an additional 40 minutes.

Remove the chicken pieces to a warm platter and discard the bay leaf and thyme stems. Bring to a boil for 2 or 3 minutes to reduce the sauce. Turn off the heat and swirl in the creme fraiche and half the dill. Season to taste with salt and pepper.

Spoon the vegetables and sauce over the chicken.

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A credenza by designer John Richard at Annabelle’s Fine Furniture & Interior Design in Odessa.

Photo courtesy of Annabelle’s Fine Furniture & Interior Design

house warming a gate rock is said to bring stability and balance to life. The colorful form of quartz is used in everything from bookends to jewelry. It’s also incorporated into some very special furniture pieces. That might be why a credenza by designer John Richard has been a popular piece at Annabelle’s Fine Furniture & Interior Design in Odessa since the business reopened after mandatory shutdowns. “We are seeing a large increase in people interested in improving their homes. With fewer people traveling, they have a larger budget for home improvements,” said Trudy Waterworth, an Annabelle’s interior designer for the past 13 years. “Our emotions are directly affected by our surroundings, so when someone has a room transformed by introducing new furniture, they receive an instant boost. That’s something that we can all use right now.” Waterworth has ordered and sold several of the $3,871 credenzas adorned with agate stones for knobs. Each stone is a slightly different color. “It’s a living piece of the planet that they can have in their home,” she said of the two-door, four-drawer piece.

Annabelle’s is selling plenty of other furniture as well as carpets and fabrics for recovering

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furniture. Waterworth said many of her first customers in the store after the shutdowns were looking for ways to refresh their current family rooms, where they spent a lot of time during quarantine. “Right now I am writing an order for over $100,000 for a couple who just bought a new house and they want all brand new furnishings,” she said. The store also is adding the Sunbrella indoor-outdoor carpet line to its offerings to meet the demand for new rugs.

Stephanie Steeves at St. Petersburg’s Doma Home Furnishings said rugs and home office furniture have been in high demand in recent months. “Rugs are a quick, easy fix to spruce up your place and we are seeing a lot of customers buying rugs,” she said. “It has definitely been busy here.” Steeves describes Doma’s furnishings as modern contemporary. She said most customers who have visited the store since the quarantine “are just interested in sprucing up their homes with a new sofa, a new rug, new recliners and new chairs.”

Since most of Doma’s inventory is made in North America, many options are available within a few weeks, even if they

have to be specially ordered. She said some manufacturers are back-ordered for months because of international shipping issues. “We even have some quick ship programs with some companies so we are able to get a custom chair pretty quickly,” she said. “That kind of puts us on a level playing field” with some of the larger chain stores. Desks and chairs for home offices have been big sellers, too, said Steeves, noting that many of her customers are going to be working from home for the foreseeable future.

Waterworth at Annabelle’s said she believes customers working from home have boosted her business. She’s even making changes in her own home after spending so much time there during the shutdown. She’s replacing the Mediterranean-themed interiors in her house with “calming” white and cream colors. “Most people are sitting there watching their TVs watching this crazy time unfold and looking to bring some changes,” Waterworth said. “When you make a change in your room it invokes an emotion and, for goodness sakes, we need to love where we live right now.”

— Kathy Saunders

chart your course d on’t relish the idea of packing into a car, airplane or train for a vacation just yet? Why not take to the seas? A luxury sailing company based in Clearwater has expanded its offerings from international-only destinations to local, domestic voyages. For about $3,000 per person, you can rent a yacht for a seven-day personalized trip along the Florida Gulf Coast, to the Florida Keys or any domestic destination.

Don’t have a captain’s license? No problem.

The Moorings can provide a captain, a chef and a steward for your adventure.

Before the pandemic, the company offered yacht charters in more than 20 destinations worldwide, including across the Caribbean. But those options dried up after many countries closed their borders. The company got seven bookings the first day the domestic options were opened, according to publicist Claire Skinner. “The brand has partnered with Sailing Florida to offer these domestic charters to satiate travelers’ needs for a drivable, private, socially distanced vacation — a great example of how travel entities are shifting in the wake of COVID-19,” said Skinner.

St. Petersburg-based Sailing Florida can provide a variety of vessels, including a 44-foot 2018 Fountaine Pajot, a three-bed, two-bath power catamaran; a 37-foot 2018 Fountaine Pajot, a three-bed, two-bath power catamaran; a 42-foot 2018 Fountaine Pajot Astrea, a

Beverly Isabella interior. Photos courtesy of Sailing Florida

three-bed, three-bath sailing catamaran; and a 40-foot 2019 Fountaine Pajot Lucia, a fourbed, two-bath sailing catamaran. All come with central air conditioning and generators.

The cost for renting the vessels for a week is usually about $15,000, Skinner said. She said the companies are following all recommended guidelines for safety, including social distancing of crew members and thorough boat and equipment cleaning. “I think another thing that is really cool about this is if there are three families that are all friends, you could each rent your own boat and do sort of a regatta charter,” said Skinner. “You can have your people near you but can keep a safe distance.”

The charters typically moor offshore and guests can take dinghies to local docks at stops like Longboat Key, Captiva, Sanibel Island, Boca Grande and south Venice’s Caspersen Beach. The charters offer a variety of activities from sunset viewing to fishing and even water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding. “All of the trips can be customized and they are not glued to this itinerary, so that’s the beauty of it,” Skinner said.

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— Kathy Saunders

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Wine cave from Cave a Vin. Photo by Paul Wiezorek

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h, the wine cellar, deep, dark and cool, where treasured tastes of vintages gone by wait peacefully to release their memories. Romantic, sure, but pure fantasy in Florida. We do have mansions and wine, but cellars? Ha! One wealthy Tampa wine lover tried what he thought was the next best thing: He buried his collection in the sand under his beach house.

After he died, his heirs found the grand bottles with labels of famous chateaux faded and tattered, their contents just as ragged. A few halfempty bottles remain locally as cautionary talismans.

SommSelect’s Blind 6 club is ideal for conducting your own blind tasting. Photo courtesy of SommSelect

Wiser Floridians have more sensible above-ground solutions to protect fine wines in a climate that is rarely 50 to 60 degrees with a humidity of 70 percent (we wish) so they will age a decade or more.

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MacGyvers can rig new thermostats to old refrigerators in the garage or install room-sized air conditioners in a spare closet. You can also buy ready-made coolers the size of a dorm fridge or as big as a double-wide freezer with several temperature zones, or rent storage from a local wine merchant.

A sumptuous restaurant dinner with perfectly complementary wines selected by a sommelier might be off the table for many of us these days. But we can still enjoy wonderful wines at home. Wine clubs make it easy, delivering all manner of delicious sips right to your doorstep. There are hundreds of wine clubs out there online, tailored to all sorts of palates (and budgets). Here are a few to get you started. Shipping costs vary; delivery of wine requires an adult at home to sign for it. — Colette Bancroft

The true dream is custom wine storage at home with space arranged just as you want it for old vintages of Georges de Latour from Beaulieu Vineyards, a vertical of Sassicaia, a monstrous jeroboam bought at auction or that irresistible deal on cases of Duckhorn.

Private wine cellars or caves are becoming popular amenities around Tampa Bay. At $8,000 to $150,000 they are hardly cheap, but they’re worthwhile for someone who invests more than that in the wine itself.

A prime example of modern wine storage is the sleek wine housing for 600 bottles that Cave a Vin designed for a family in Tampa’s horse and nursery country.

Cave a Vin is a rare partnership of Craig Taylor, a dedicated cabinetmaker, and Paul Wiezorek, a designer and general contractor.

They have built wine storage for decades here and abroad and currently have 25 projects underway locally. Taylor does the intricate woodwork and Wiezorek the overall construction, electrical, cooling and insulation (to avoid rotting drywall).

The result of the three-month project resembles an intricate Japanese wood puzzle, with more cubby holes than a rolltop desk set inside a sauna. It has two glass walls, horizontal racking, diamond bins for magnums of Champagne and other large-format bottles, plus various showcase spots and two frames for mounting prize bottles like antique pistols on green baize in a museum. And a four-drawer cigar humidor with lighting, often avoided in wine storage, twinkles from low-watt LED but does not affect the temperature.

“I call it jewelry for the house,” says Wiezorek.

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MARTHA STEWART WINE CLUB For interesting wines on a budget, try Martha Stewart Wine Club. The doyenne of elegant entertaining offers a number of options for her wine delivery club. The lowest priced is a half-case every six weeks, your choice of all red, all white or three of each, at $8.33 per bottle plus shipping. Current selections include a Starlight Ridge shiraz from Australia and a Spencer Family Vineyard sauvignon blanc from California. Each delivery comes, of course, with Stewart’s tips for serving and pairing the wines. marthastewartwine.com/club.

TASTING ROOM Not sure what wines you like? Let the algorithm help. At Tasting Room’s wine club, a $39.95 membership gets you six mini bottles of wine to taste and rate. Once you’ve rated them, algorithms create a personalized wine profile used to select your bottles. A monthly delivery of six bottles (red, white or combo) is $75, and other sizes and frequencies are available.

The club’s wines come from around the globe and are bottled in California, with handsome custom-designed labels. tastingroom.com.

PLONK WINE CLUB Looking for a wine adventure? Plonk Wine Club specializes in fresh tastes from smallproduction biodynamic and organic vineyards around the world. If you’ve never tried Teroldego or Xarel-lo, put down that pinot grigio and give them a sip. The starter option at Plonk is a monthly delivery of four bottles (red, white or two of each), priced at $110 with free shipping. Deliveries include recipe pairings from Food52. plonkwineclub.com.

SOMMSELECT Whether you’re a wine newbie or a full-fledged wine geek, SommSelect has a club for you.

The Drink Like a Somm option is great for beginners: Each four-bottle monthly delivery, priced at $99, is built around a theme, such as a particular region, a grape variety or seasonal wines. For those who aspire to sommelier status, there’s the Blind 6 club, a $199 monthly delivery of six bottles swathed in black tissue paper and numbered, with instructions for conducting your own blind tasting and descriptions from master sommelier Ian Cauble. sommselect.com/monthly-wine-clubs.

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taste OF FALL Our staff is flush with fall fanatics who savor the flavors of pumpkin and spices that hit the market in October. We asked the Tampa Bay Times food critic and food editor to share a couple of the indulgences they will be splurging on this season.

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FOR THE INFUSED BOURBON: Six apples, cored, peeled and cut into slices I WASN’T REALLY A SAVVY COCKTAIL DRINKER UNTIL MY LATE 20S. Before then, I was ordering sugary, 6 whole cinnamon sticks DayGlo margaritas, “extra, extra dirty” vodka martinis (shudder) and, since it was 2005 and I was a single 1 (750-milliliter) bottle of bourbon gal living in New York City, there were plenty of Cosmopolitans. It was a Manhattan that finally set me straight. One snowy evening a Brooklyn bartender set the drink in front of me and everything changed. Now this was a cocktail! I loved how perfectly balanced the drink was — the FOR THE COCKTAIL: warmth of whiskey given a sweet nudge from vermouth and just a touch of brightness 2 ounces apple- and cinnamon-infused bourbon from the Angostura bitters. I was hooked. Back in my Harlem apartment, I tried 1 ounce sweet vermouth to recreate the drink, but with a little fall flavor. I infused a bottle of bourbon 2 dashes Angostura bitters with apple slices and cinnamon sticks and let it sit for a couple of weeks Brandied cherries, for garnish before straining the spiced liquor and using it as the base for the classic cocktail. Years later, it’s still my go-to drink as soon ▼ Divide apples and cinnamon into mason jars and fill with as the temperature drops a few degrees. Feel free to bourbon. Seal the jars tightly and store somewhere cool and dark to substitute your whiskey of choice — cocktail infuse, anywhere from one to three weeks. purists might prefer rye as the base, but I enjoy the smoothness bourbon lends to ▼ Pour the bourbon, vermouth and bitters into a cocktail shaker or mixing the drink. — Helen Freund, Tampa glass filled with ice and stir until chilled. Strain into a coupe or martini glass and Bay Times food and dining critic garnish with a brandied cherry.

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marbled pumpkin cheesecake Whether or not you’re all in on the pumpkin spice train, we can all agree that the seasonal flavor can be delicious when worked into appropriate dishes. I love using pureed pumpkin in desserts, and especially in creamy items like a decadent cheesecake. To make it even more indulgent, get some bittersweet chocolate involved. In this recipe, chocolate is used in both the crust and the filling, which gets swirled to create a show-stopping dessert. Cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves give the treat a fall spin, but this is much more elevated than your standard pumpkin fare.

— Michelle Stark, Times assistant editor, Life & Culture shutterstock.com photo

FOR THE CRUST: 4 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 ounces bittersweet chocolate, coarsely chopped 1/4 cup sugar 1 large egg, lightly beaten 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/4 cup finely chopped walnuts FOR THE CHEESECAKE: 4 ounces bittersweet chocolate, chopped 1 1/2 pounds cream cheese, softened 1 cup sugar 4 large eggs, at room temperature 1 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 2 cups canned pumpkin puree (1 pound) 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg Pinch of ground cloves

● Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. Lightly butter a 9-inch springform pan. In a medium saucepan, melt the butter with the chopped chocolate over low heat, stirring constantly. Remove the melted chocolate mixture from the heat and let it cool slightly, then stir in the sugar and the lightly beaten egg until blended. ● In a small bowl, whisk the flour with the baking powder and salt. Add the dry ingredients to the melted chocolate mixture. Stir the chopped walnuts into the crust batter. Spread the batter in the prepared springform pan and smooth the surface with a spatula. Bake for 10 minutes, or until risen and dry to the touch. Let cool completely.

Wrap the outside of the pan in a large sheet of foil.

Leave the oven on. ● In a medium glass bowl, melt the chopped chocolate in a microwave oven on high for about 1 minute, stirring halfway through. In a large bowl, using an electric mixer, beat the cream cheese until smooth. Add the sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Add the eggs, 1 at a time, beating well between additions. Beat in the cornstarch and vanilla. Add 1 cup of the cheesecake batter to the melted chocolate and stir until well blended. Beat the pumpkin puree and the cinnamon, nutmeg and

cloves into the remaining cheesecake batter. ● Pour three-fourths of the pumpkin cheesecake batter over the crust. Pour the chocolate batter on top of the pumpkin cheesecake batter. If the chocolate batter is too thick to pour easily, heat it in a microwave oven on high for 10 seconds. Spoon the remaining pumpkin cheesecake batter on top of the chocolate batter. Use a table knife to make a few decorative swirls. Do not overswirl. ● Set the springform pan in a medium roasting pan. Add enough hot water to the roasting pan to reach halfway up the side of the springform pan.

Bake the pumpkin cheesecake in the hot water bath in the center of the oven for 1 1/2 hours, or until it is firm around the edges but slightly jiggly in the center. Turn the oven off, prop the door several inches open and let the cheesecake stand in the water bath in the warm oven for 1 hour, or until it is completely set. ● Remove the marbled pumpkin cheesecake from the water bath and refrigerate it until thoroughly chilled, at least 4 hours or overnight. Remove the foil and springform pan ring from the cheesecake.

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Silver-tone cuffs, $35.50 each. Natasha Lucite Ring, $50. Dillard’s. Darlene of Oswego vintage clip earrings, $30.

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BlankNYC faux snakeskin trench coat, $70. Nordstrom. B.P. yellow midi silk dress, $128. Nordstrom. Quay sunglasses, $58. Dillard’s.

1970s Egyptian Revival necklace by Goldette, $700. PattiSmithWest on etsy.com.

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Cobalt floral jacquard blazer dress, $58. prettylittlething.com. TopShop Pam Pearl Grab Bag, $44. Nordstrom. Ellie Shoes gold sequin knee-high boots, $58. amazon.com. Natasha pearl cuff bracelet, $50. Dillard’s. Natasha floral hoop earrings, $70. Dillard’s. Darlene of Oswego vintage bangles, from $30 each. PattiSmithWest on etsy.com. bay / 35

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AFRM Mari Print long-sleeve mesh dress, $78.

Nordstrom. ICSTH French beret, $9. Ellie Shoes thigh-high boots, $81. amazon.com. Mignonne Gavigan leopard earrings , $225. Neiman Marcus.

Valentino Leather Rockstud cross-body bag, $495. alexisconsigns.com.

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Valentino Orchid Jungle Print silk jumpsuit, $3,450. saks.com. Chelsea and Violet platform sandal, $90. Dillard’s. Sea urchin spine necklace, $200. Natural pearl necklaces, $200 each. laurieluehmann.com.

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Sheer-sleeve blouse, $50.

Zara. A.L.C. floral maxi skirt, $495. Nordstrom.

Jessica Simpson wood heel platform sandals, $110. Dillard’s. Gucci mini web-stripe cross-body bag, $495. alexisconsigns. com. Clara Kasavina earrings, $100.

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Sea Red Mimi floral denim jumpsuit, $158. saks.com.

Red faux leather wrap belt, $79. Patricia Nash bucket bag, $90. Dillard’s. Laced high-heel ankle boot, $90. Zara.

Goldenwear by Nancy Golden leather and Maison Goyard canvas cuff, $195. goldenwearonline.com. Beaded earrings, $40. Stretch cuff, $25. artistmn.com. Vintage bangles, from $30 each. PattiSmithWest on etsy.com.

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Gold-tone hoops, $10. Dillard’s. Tektite ring, $100. laurieluehmann. com. Gold-tone two-finger ring, $40. Jeralyn Mohr at artistmn.com.

Paco Rabanne gold-tone linked bag, $495. alexisconsigns.com.

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1 1940s alligator top-handle box bag, $600. alexisconsigns.com.

This museum-quality bag feels fresh 70-plus years after it was made.

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2 Beaded earrings, $40. artistmn.com. Side note: Adding pops of color in both your wardrobe and your accessories is a perfect way to update your look.

Choose the color that best suits your personal style and makes you happy.

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3 Goldenwear by Nancy Golden leather and Maison Goyard canvas cuff, $195.

Goldenwear by Nancy Golden leather wristlet with Louis Vuitton and Maison Goyard canvas flowers, $195. goldenwearonline.com. Side note: Nancy Golden was so moved by a collection of jewelry by Italian powerhouse Marni that she started her own company of handmade accessories. Some designers have a vision for what they want in a collection and then have others make it. Not Golden.

She makes every piece in her one-of-a-kind collection by hand.

4 Sea urchin spine necklace, $200. Natural pearl necklaces, $200 each. laurieluehmann.com. Side note: Laurie Luehmann brings natural history to bold fashion statements. Her ready-to-wear pieces or custom creations make you marvel at nature’s beauty. Keep in mind layering for bolder, more dramatic looks, or just going with a single strand when paired with a T-shirt for everyday wear.

5 Briana 1960s brooch, $348. PattiSmithWest on etsy.com. Side note: The bold brooch works well when pinned to the waist area, the strap of a shoulder bag or even on a loose cotton jersey top. Patti Smith has been sourcing accessories and styling people from coast to coast for the last 50 years.

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6 Tektite ring, $100. laurieluehmann.com. Side note: When the heat of a meteor reaches Earth, the materials that melt on impact can create fascinating stones.

A single bold ring is perfect for fall, and one that features a center stone that was created tens of thousands of years ago will surely make an impact.

7 Jeralyn Mohr black and white fringe harnesses, $199 each. artistmn.com.

Side note: This takes the statement necklace to the back, an ultra-fresh idea that’s perfect for the consumer looking for a new twist this season. With white and fringe being seen on the runway, these pieces are sure to turn heads.

8 Darlene of Oswego vintage earrings, $30. PattiSmithWest on etsy.com. Side note: A bold “button earring” will frame the face and is a great choice if you are wearing a scarf.

9 1970s Egyptian Revival necklace by Goldette, $700. PattiSmithWest on etsy. com. Side note: Minimal necklaces, make way for the statement necklace — from the gold tone to the heavy gauge to the worldly inspired theme.

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10 Vintage bangles, from $30 each. PattiSmithWest on etsy.com. Stretch cuff, $25. artistmn.com. Side note: A stack of bangles should match the size and scale that fits your style the most. From a few to many, each one is a unique piece of art. bay / 43

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fter losing her gigs teaching art at Creative Clay and the Nomad Art Bus, St. Petersburg artist Calan Ree, like so many others, was getting nowhere with Florida’s unemployment website in the beginning of the pandemic. But then she thought to herself, “I’m not unemployed.

I’m an artist. Go make some art.”

Making art was more difficult than she thought, as she couldn’t find inspiration.

Ree makes ceramic sculptures that range from supernatural to super cute, often anthropomorphizing fruit and food. She finally came up with the idea to make one small piece of art every day of the month in April and share it on social media with the hashtag #30newbestfriends.

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In the beginning, Ree didn’t even think she would sell these pieces. But as

soon as she started sharing the pieces on social media, her followers and collectors started calling dibs and asking to buy them. In the end, she sold all but two of the $125 pieces.

“It was meant to be therapeutic and a thing I could give to the community,” Ree said. “But it ended up helping me out.”

Because of the project, Ree started getting more commissions from collectors. During the pandemic, she has had many more commissions than she could typically take. But unemployment is a reality. “My law for that time period was just say yes to anything,” she said.

People tend to commission variations of pieces she made previously. Ree has a series of fairies, strawberries and oranges. She also makes figurative planters and pots, which have been especially popular requests in recent months, possibly because of a new interest in gardening.

One special commission was for a Bunny Keeper character. Ree carved “Be Safe” in the back of it. Another was a little sgraffito pot with face masks that was a gift for an occupational therapist.

Those were the rare ones that addressed the pandemic. Ree said she wanted to bring smiles to people’s faces, even if they think her work is a little spooky.

“There is a dreamlike or fantasylike aspect to my work,” she said. “Just step inside my world for a while.”

Ree said the outpouring of support is overwhelming. She’s also been purchasing more artwork to “put it back” into the community. Now, she is trying to find the balance between how many commissions she can take and which gallery shows to commit to, while also allowing herself time to create new bodies of work that she can sell online.

“It’s been an interesting few months,” she said. “I feel like I’m getting there.”

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Tampa Theatre employees package goodies for the Groundhop Day Virtual BeerFest. Photo by Jeff Fay

Every day feels pretty much like the day before as the world endures the coronavirus, so why not let the Punxsutawney Phil of Pandemics entertain Tampa Theatre supporters at a Groundhop Day Virtual BeerFest? The ninth BeerFest borrowed its theme from 1993 comedy Groundhog Day, turning the annual brew and view into a carry-out sampling and Netflix at-home watch party. CEO John Bell livestreamed a local brewmasters Q & A on Facebook for theater buffs who had previously picked up 12-packs of craft beers, two tasting glasses and popcorn. The sold-out event raised $11,000 for the nonprofit historic movie theater during its COVID-19 closure.

Children’s Dream Fund 2020 Virtual Dreammaker Luncheon Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier was honored as the 2020 Dreammaker of the Year by the Children’s Dream Fund for supporting the dreams of children with life-threatening illnesses. More than 200 participants joined the virtual luncheon celebrating Kiermaier and his wife, Marisa.

As they have done in previous years, the couple pledged to donate enough money to fulfill at least five or six dreams for some Marisa and Kevin Kiermaier. Photos by Kathy Saunders of the 120 children currently on the waiting Dream recipient Grace Davis. list to have their dreams granted. Each dream is estimated to cost about $4,000. “For us to be part of this means the world to us,” said Kiermaier in accepting his award. Rays president Brian Auld also said he will be continuing his annual donations for another five years while urging supporters to make a commitment. Donors who gave $500 or more were to receive a baseball signed by Kiermaier, whom Auld referred to as “the greatest defensive outfielder to ever play the game.” Attendees were greeted by executive director Cynthia Lake Farrell, who introduced dream recipients who prepared video tributes for the event. Recipient Grace Davis thanked supporters for fulfilling her dream of attending a Queen concert. The goal of the organization, said Farrell, is “to keep telling children there are brighter days ahead.”

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Lions Eye Institute for Transplant & Research 2020 iBall: Foresight — Looking Toward the Future Previous Eye Ball galas honored doctors, researchers and philanthropists who have restored sight to people all over the world through the Lions Eye Institute. This year’s fundraiser, the iBall: Foresight — Looking Toward the Future, spotlighted 20 Tampa Bay businesses that donated coffee, sangria, truffles, spices, bath salts, Tarpon Springs sponges and more to fill #LiftUpLocal Experience Boxes for sponsors and guests. The interactive Zoom party included testimonials, an auction and the launch of a vision screening program for elementary school students in Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.

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I’m not a sit-down kind of guy. I hate all the reality TV and I prefer to watch Animal Planet or shows like Life Below Zero. (He did watch a couple of episodes of Tiger King.) I just can’t sit there though and watch a whole series.

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I’ve had a couple of personal heroes. I love Bo Jackson. That’s why I wore number 34. And Joe Montana because he just always found a way to win.

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