I encourage you to click here and visit the site of my good friends Susan & Ed Auler. They own Fall Creek Vineyards right outside Austin, Texas. The grapes they grow make some great wines. A whole lot of who I am as a chef was learned from Susan Spicer in the kitchens of her New Orleans restaurant Bayona. There's no way I wouldn't use my web site as another venue to promote buying Texas Shrimp! San Antonio is fortunate to have a magazine like City Pages. It's owned by my friends Bert Gallagher and Doug Jacobson. They do a great job showcasing the happenings of SA. Click in and find out for yourselves. By the way, Bert and Doug also make an awesome vodka. You can't taste it here but you'll find out where you can. If you're in San Antonio Joe's is where you'll not only find a great selection of wines, but my products too.

This is where some of the monies you spend buying my TOMatillo Salsa go to. Click here and support the good work Gordon is doing. AND to see "Morgan's Wonderland." My friend Star and her products help keep my looks. So this site is definitely worth visiting. You can see some of my TV appearances on this web site. Click in and say hi to my friends Monica Taylor, Ernie Zuniga, and Sean Stephens. All I have to tell you is that Rebecca Rather is known as The Pastry Queen! If you find yourself in Memphis you've gotta eat downtown at FeliciaSuzanne's. Tell Felicia I sent you for her macaroni & cheese and a sip of her milk punch! If you've ever enjoyed eating Cherubs than this logo is familiar. Some good tomatoes are grown by Nature Sweet.

Don't just visit their web site, visit Oscar and Bill's store for the greatest, not to mention unique, cards, gifts, and SO much more. San Antonio is lucky to have a store like this. Thanks Tracy & Nelson for opening another place. My friend Nando and his family have kept the city of San Antonio nourished with the great produce for so many years. I'm lucky to have such an incredible resource in the man as well………Nando knows everything!

This is a great resource for everything food in the Alamo City. The best nuts you'll ever have in your mouth can be found here. Patti is the best acupuncturist you'll ever find. When I miss an appointment with her my body knows.

What can I say!!?? Visit my friend Diana Barrios Trevino here and at her other family restaurant in San Antonio, Los Barrios. My brother Tommy was born with Down syndrome. It is a blessing for parents to have organizations like The Down Syndrome Association that provides information and support for children and adults with Down syndrome and their families. The association helps gather and share information about Down syndrome and they find support from other parents who are experiencing similar feelings about their child. A couple of their goals are to get to know other people with Down syndrome and foster friendships between their children, and to raise awareness in our community about Down syndrome.

This is simply one of the best place to share your donations with. Tanji has more than good taste. Click in and see what I mean. The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center was founded in 1980 as a nonprofit, multidisciplinary organization. Located in the heart of San Antonio's west side, the Guadalupe is the largest community-based, multi-disciplinary organization in the United States.

Their mission is to preserve, promote and develop the arts and culture of the Chicano/Latino/Native American peoples for all ages and backgrounds through public and educational programming in six disciplines: Dance, Literature, Media Arts, Theater Arts, Visual Arts and Xicano Music.

Each year the Guadalupe presents and produces a season of events, exhibitions and festivals, including the San Antonio CineFestival, the Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio, Hecho a Mano/Made by Hand, a season of plays by the resident youth theater company Grupo Animo, the Performing Arts Series, and productions featuring the Guadalupe Dance Company. Each of the six programs offer instructional classes from creative writing to button accordion and ballet folklorico for beginners, to master workshops in all the disciplines.

Contact them at: Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center - 1300 Guadalupe Street - San Antonio, Texas 78207, (210) 271-3151.

If you plan on visiting San Antonio make your first reservation here. Dynamic online magazine!