The Alaska Dream

/The Alaska Dream

About The Alaska Dream

Our family of six has been living the Alaska Dream on the world famous Kenai River for nearly 25 years, enjoying the bounty of the land & sea in everything we do! All of our children were born in Alaska, and both of us have lived here for 40++ years. We love sharing the Alaska Dream with visitors from around the corner and around the world and we especially love to help families and children catch their 1st Alaska salmon, rainbow trout or dolly varden and learn how to care for it all the way through the process of cooking it in delicious gourmet Alaska fashion. Enjoy reading our Alaska Fishing Report, Cooking Alaska Fish & Game, Alaska Photo of the Week and other sections of our website The Alaska Dream and we hope to have the chance to help you experience YOUR Alaska Dream someday too!

Red Rampage!

By | July 20th, 2012|Alaska Fishing Report|

"...much akin to the monster red run of 2011, the July run of sockeye has hit the Kenai like a rampage...both in terms of fish and in terms of fishermen, of course!  We're seeing daily [...]

Kings Closed, but Reds a Plenty!

By | July 18th, 2012|Alaska Fishing Report|

"...this summer is shaping up to be a strange one for sure.  For the first time that we know of in the past 30+ years, the July run of Kenai Kings is closing, two weeks [...]

Running of the Reds!

By | July 15th, 2012|2012 Alaska Fishing Report|

"...it's that time of year once again, time for the annual running of the reds, the migration has begun and it already looks like a repeat of 2011 when we saw 1.5 million flood into [...]

A Taste of What’s to Come in 2012 on the Kenai River!

By | June 20th, 2012|2012 Alaska Fishing Report|

"...TJ & CJ were on the water today bringing luck our way with two nice hookups on our buddy Scott's boat, on one of the first trips of the season.  The first King one was on the [...]

Rocky Road Brownies

By | June 14th, 2010|Baked Alaska & Beyond|

This was a favorite treat when we lived in Whittier, Alaska running the cruise ship operations for Princess Cruises.  A small coffee shop opened up on the waterfront and we found this on their menu [...]

Grandpa Cookies

By | June 14th, 2010|Baked Alaska & Beyond|

Grandpa Cookies These traditional cookies can, and should be eaten anytime day or night.  Our family used to wait until the holidays to indulge, but we quickly wised up to the fact that they are not meant [...]

Spaghetti Ice Cream

By | June 14th, 2010|Baked Alaska & Beyond|

This is really something special.  As an exchange student in Germany many moons ago I discovered this simple tasty dessert, found throughout Germany at nearly every Gelato stand, Espresso cafe, and even some restaurant.  This [...]

Gingersnaps

By | June 14th, 2010|Baked Alaska & Beyond|

Crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside, these gingersnaps please everyone in the family! Ingredients: 2 1/4 C Flour 2 tsp Baking soda 1 tsp Cinnamon 1 tsp Ginger 1/2 tsp Ground cloves [...]

Finnish Almond Blueberry Cake

By | June 14th, 2010|Baked Alaska & Beyond|

The original Finnish Almond Cake is absolutely moist and delicious, but add some hand picked Alaskan Blueberries and your taste buds will thank you all day. Ingredients: 1 1/4 C Sugar 1 Egg 1 1/2 tsp [...]

Bananas Foster

By | June 14th, 2010|Baked Alaska & Beyond|

Bananas Foster, or Banana Flambe to some, is a family favorite desert around here, and a great way to light up the evenings on the deck when entertaining friends from near and far! Ingredients: Bananas [...]