Tanglewood Resort announces new executive chef




Tanglewood Resort and Conference Center has announced that “Angela” will be their new Executive Chef. You know it is something special if you only need one name like Madonna, Pele or Prince. Best known for Angela’s Café or bakery, Angela may not be a certified chef, but she is a darn good cook and when I go out to eat, that’s all I care about.

Angela has always had a passion for cooking. She started her catering business in 1999 in Melissa, Texas where she made casseroles, breads and desserts for young professionals to pick up and take home for dinner. Later Angela opened a little restaurant in Denison. For three and a half years she operated her casserole, catering and restaurant business from that location.

Angela’s Café expanded and bought the building on Hwy 69 and South Austin in Denison and started a bakery. With Roseanna Taylor as the head baker, fabulously delicious cakes, pies, breads, and all kinds of tasty treats were created. In addition to the restaurant, Angela shared her love of cooking with classes and ‘how to” segments on local TV stations. Eventually the café expanded to serving dinner, Sunday brunch, along with catering and of course, casseroles to go.

Eventually Angela moved the restaurant to the Denison Country Club and Golf Course. The Grand Opening was spectacular with Angela showcasing all of her wonderful talent at creating delectable dishes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and fabulous desserts. She learned to orchestrate everything from the kitchen, the restaurant, the banquet rooms and off-site catering.

Just to add a little complexity to her life, two summers ago, Angela took over the management of the Point Restaurant at Grandpappy Marina. All of these opportunities have helped Angela hone her skills in banquets, large catering events, restaurant management and event planning - skills that she will need at Tanglewood.

Already known as one of the best fine dining experiences on Lake Texoma, Tanglewood Resort has two restaurants and three bar areas. It will be interesting to see what creative ideas Angela has for Barnacles, the casual dining experience and the main dining room, known for delectable Prime Rib, Steaks and Seafood. Will there be cooking classes and wine paring experiences? Surely she will continue to serve her famous casseroles! Stay tuned for updates!




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GOOD. Water normal stain; 58 degrees; 1.53 feet below pool. Striped bass fishing is great drifting live shad around the islands or past the bridges near the rivers. Rain should finish off the spawn and look for bait on the banks with feeding fish near them. Top waters are working on sandy flats in 2-8 feet of water. Smallmouth bass are good on live shad along the bluffs on the banks in 2-4 feet of water. Also fair on spooks early and look for largemouth off the banks in 6-12 feet of water on main lake points near rocks. Catfish are fair on cut shad along the rocks in 30-45 feet of water. Drifting cut rough fish or gizzard shad in 5-10 feet of water near the river could produce a big fish after a rain with an inflow of dirty water. Crappie are good on brush piles in 12-18 feet of water on jigs using electronics to locate active fish working in and out of the brush. Look for spawners shallow with warmer temperatures in the forecast. Report by Jacob Orr, Guaranteed Guide Service Lake Texoma. Threadfin shad are spawning along the banks. Hybrid stripers are good on topwaters in the morning along rocky banks. Some days the egrets are working leading the way to fish. Some schooling activity under gulls. After the morning bite ends switch to swimbaits and Alabama rigs in 10-25 feet of water on the edges and dropoffs. This pattern should hold for the next 4-6 weeks while shad spawn near docks and banks. Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors.

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