Amelia Ceja’s deep connection with food goes back to her grandmother’s kitchen in Mexico. “Mamá Chepa” cooked only with ingredients they raised or foraged: a riot of chiles, wild mushrooms, and lamb. When Amelia arrived in the States, during the heyday of processed foods, lunchtime was a culture shock. Now, in her vineyard-home kitchen at Ceja Vineyards in Napa, she turns the produce from her organic garden into dishes that are tethered to Jalisco. The layers of earthy chiles hook up beautifully with the spice in Pinot Noir, Syrah, and even Cabernet.