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Category Archives: Eats
Hey, peeps: Make your own Easter Peeps
That recipe and more, straight from a fancy bakery that has locations in Beverly Hills and Nu Yawk. Or if you don’t feel like going to all that trouble, just go out and buy some. Either way, enjoy.
Living up to the title of America’s coolest street
Ever heard of Abbot Kinney? He’s the person behind the street that’s the coolest block in America, according to GQ magazine. This L.A. street was a favorite hangout of mine when I lived there. I don’t anymore — and miss … Continue reading
Posted in Eats, North America
Tagged Abbot Kinney Boulevard, coolest block in America, GQ, Joni Mitchell, Los Angeles, Venice California
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Why Iceland food’s not so hot
For me, half the fun of going to a new country is trying out the food. With every place quickly becoming like every other place, it’s sometimes the only way you know you’re in another country. Besides the language, of … Continue reading
Posted in Eats, Europe
Tagged Anthony Bourdain, Blue Lagoon Iceland, horse meat, Iceland, Iceland butter, Iceland cheese, Iceland food, Iceland hot dogs, Pink's, Reykjavik, War Horse, whale watching, whaling
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Hate veggies? This Apple eatery may change your taste buds
Back from Iceland with a bad cold. Have a nagging suspicion I might have caught it from someone at a Christmas party who calls himself the Frank Sinatra of Iceland. I tried to keep my distance when Frank air-kissed me … Continue reading
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Tagged Dirt Candy, graphic novels, Iceland, Mac, memoirs, Microsoft India, New York, vegetarian cookbooks, vegetarian restaurants, Windows 8
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Why travel, when the same food’s better at home?
A while back, I announced I was going to be conducting a taste test of one of my favorite comfort foods: pho. That great Vietnamese soup just like my dearly departed Jewish grandma used to make. Well, not quite. But … Continue reading
Double your pleasure this Hanukkah
Remember the ads for the KFC Double Down Chicken Sandwich? You know, the one where the bread’s been replaced by fried chicken? Or the Tracy Jordan Meat Machine on 30 Rock, where meat was the new bread? This Hanuakkah, latkes … Continue reading
Posted in Eats, TV shows
Tagged 30 Rock, Hanukkah, latkes, Philadelphia cream cheese
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Let’s Paws: A Very Dachshund Thanksgiving
Wanted to take time on this Sunday before Turkey Day to stop with my Asia escapades for the moment and talk what I think are some cool Thanksgiving dishes. (Read on, vegetarians; there’s one for you.) Sending it out now … Continue reading
Posted in Eats, Let's Paws: I break for critters
Tagged Dachshunds, dog coats, food, Noodle and Friends, North Carolina, old dogs, Pets, soul food, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving recipes
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Asia Chronicles: Managing to stay out of trouble in Singapore
I’m not trying to be funny. Everything I knew about Singapore — the jumping off point for my recent adventure aboard the Eastern & Oriental Express – was what everyone else seemed to know, too. That American kid who was … Continue reading
Bangkok: But boss, I want to stay on de train
It’s over. My magic carpet ride, so to speak, on the Eastern & Oriental Express train. Started in Singapore, ended in Bangkok. Three days and two nights. (Are you keeping score? Because I’m losing track.) Bangkok is where I’m at … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Eats, Trains, planes and ferries
Tagged Bangkok, desserts, Eastern & Oriental Express, food, Singapore, train travel
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Gearing up for my Great Noodle Soup Taste Test in Vietnam
No, I’m not talking about my Bubbie’s matzo ball and noodle soup. But there’s another soup I’ve come to adore that’s almost as good: Pho, Vietnamese noodle soup. It’s a big bowl of steaming rice noodle soup with whatever you’d … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Eats
Tagged food, Ho Chi Minh City, Jewish grandmothers, Lancaster PA restaurants, matzo ball soup, Pho, travel, Vietnam
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