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Shopping at the Jean Talon Market in Montreal

Shopping at the Jean Talon Market in Montreal

Feeling like a local at the best farmer’s market in Montreal!

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Modena – The Sweetness of Vinegar

Modena – The Sweetness of Vinegar

Experiencing the centuries old tradition of the balsamic vinegar in the Italian region of Emilia Romagna!

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Eating Like A Roman

Eating Like A Roman

Exploring Rome’s Campo de’ Fiori market with Walks of Italy’s Rome Food Tour

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On How to Cook a 10€ Mushroom

On How to Cook a 10€ Mushroom

How to cook a beautiful 10€ porcini mushroom and not mess it up!

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Welcoming Spring at Sucrerie de la Montagne

Welcoming Spring at Sucrerie de la Montagne

Greeting spring at Sucrerie de la Montagne, a traditional sugar shack that has been designated as a Quebec Heritage site. Sweet!

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Al Samira – Great Arab Food in the Heart of Bogota

Al Samira – Great Arab Food in the Heart of Bogota

Walking around the charming little streets of La Candelaria in Bogotá hunting for street art to take photos of, can certainly leave you hungry. Fortunately, there are lots of places around this neighbourhood to satisfy any sort of international food cravings that you could possibly…

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Panela – The Purest Sweetness From The Cane

Panela – The Purest Sweetness From The Cane

anela is a sweetener produced from sugar cane through a process of evaporation. Colombia is the second major producer of panela in the world, however most of the production is destined for local consumption. There are crops of sugar cane all over the country so…

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Home-made Arepitas Dulces

Home-made Arepitas Dulces

  Staying at my mom’s place often means indulging in my favourite dishes. And one of the things I enjoy most for breakfast are the arepas dulces (sweet arepas) that Ena makes, they are toasty and anis flavoured; perfect with a little white cheese.  …

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Ajiaco at Bururake

Ajiaco at Bururake

  After our little swim at the waterfall and the red clay rub, we headed to have lunch in Minca. We stopped at Bururake, a colorful place with a nice terrace with views to a river. Everything was super delicious, we started with some patacones…

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The Best Chocolaty Pudding

The Best Chocolaty Pudding

During the recovery from my eye surgery, the doctor said I could not watch TV, read, nor stare at the screen for too long; I could not exercise nor cook; I could not go to the movies either and I still cannot go to the…

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Arepas at Hermanos Moya

Arepas at Hermanos Moya

The arepa is probably Venezuela’s most famous traditional dish. It’s made with cornmeal and it can be backed, grilled, or fried depending on your own taste and it can be filled with anything from scrambled eggs, cheese, ham, beef, pork, chicken, beans or a combination…

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Red Snapper at Bohio de Doña Carmen

Red Snapper at Bohio de Doña Carmen

The best meal we had in Isla de Coche was hands down the dinner at Bohio de Doña Carmen. The place is small and colourfull, with an open hall with views to the sea. It’s very clean and the has also good service. They serve…

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