This week, Faith shares an easy shrimp scampi sauce that you can put on pasta—and anything, really—to make it better. We have two summer red wine discoveries. Both reds (the first, a Tempranillo from the Rioja region of Spain, and the second, Domaine le Clos des Lumieres from the Rhone region of southern France) are affordable and pair with anything cooked on the grill. The gang also shares tips for keeping your wine icy cold as well as add-ins that make any wine feel celebratory. Add a splash of club soda, ripe strawberries or blackberries, make rosé ice cubes and throw them in the glass. . .we’re doing it and so can you. Plus, Faith asks New York doctor and author Rock Positano what it was like to have dinner with American icon, Joe DiMaggio.

<p>This week, Faith shares an easy shrimp scampi sauce that you can put on pasta&mdash;and anything, really&mdash;to make it better. We have two summer red wine discoveries. Both reds (the first, a Tempranillo from the Rioja region of Spain, and the second, Domaine le Clos des Lumieres from the Rhone region of southern France) are affordable and pair with anything&nbsp;cooked on&nbsp;the grill. The gang also shares tips for keeping your wine icy cold as well as add-ins that make any wine feel celebratory. Add a splash of club soda, ripe strawberries or blackberries, make ros&eacute; ice cubes and throw them in the glass. . .we&rsquo;re doing it and so can you. Plus, Faith asks New York doctor and author Rock Positano what it was like to have dinner with American icon, Joe DiMaggio.</p>

Listen to the Faith Middleton Food Schmooze on WNPR radio Thursdays at 3pm and 9pm, and Saturdays at noon.

Faith Middleton Food Schmooze

Tips for how to keep your wine icy cold, plus two affordable reds (yes, reds!) for summer and grilled foods. Plus, doctor-turned-author Rock Positano tells us what it was like to have dinner with American icon, Joe DiMaggio.

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