Food & Drink
Get To Know Your Community Through EatWith
Food is powerful. It not only has the ability to give us energy and keep us healthy, but to bring us together. New York City may not always be the most friendly place to live and visit, and sometimes there are walls that need to be broken down. EatWith, a startup platform allowing locals to…Read more...
How To Eat Fufu In Ghana, Africa
When traveling, experiencing the food of a culture can be one of the most exciting parts of the journey. Not only can you learn about a group of people by their dining etiquette, but, hey, eating is fun. I was lucky to travel to Ghana in Western Africa where dining rules and the cuisine itself differ…Read more...
Tasty Travels: Learning To Make Soba Noodles From Scratch In Japan
My trip to Japan’s Kansai Region was sponsored by the Japan National Tourism Organization. I was not required to write this post nor was I compensated for it. All opinions are 100% my own. I love all carbs, but I’ve always had a special affinity for soba noodles — which you absolutely must try when…Read more...
Eat The Azores: A Delicious Look At São Jorge Cheese Culture
São Jorge Cheese (Queijo São Jorge) is a semi-hard to hard cheese made from unpasteurized cow’s milk specifically on the island of São Jorge — but you’ll be able to find it at restaurants all over the Azores, nine volcanic islands 1,525 kilometers/948 miles off the coast of Portugal. It’s so important it has Protected…Read more...
5 Must-Eat Dishes In Provence, France (Beautiful Illustrations Included!)
The food in Provence, France, is naturally tasty and flavorsome. It resembles more closely to the Italian cooking than the Parisian one. It’s simple, fruity, refreshing, and has to be savored with a glass of rosé. A full list of the many typical delicious speciality dishes in Provence would be too long; however, here are…Read more...
Going Hyperlocal In California’s Old Town Temecula
It seems you can’t travel anywhere nowadays without seeing McDonald’s, Subway and Chick-fil-A. Recently, I was invited to a wedding in a place known not only for its homegrown wines and beers, but an Old Town where by law only artisan vendors are allowed to open storefronts: Temecula, California. In fact, after wandering the historic…Read more...
Discover New York: Cocoa & Caffeine At The Chocolate Room
I’ve decided that I spend too much time in the same New York City neighborhoods — Bushwick, Williamsburg and the Lower East Side — and that 2-3 times per month I am going to venture to uncharted territories (aka neighborhoods I don’t know well) and just get lost. This past weekend I explored Carroll Gardens/Cobble…Read more...
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