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Author Archives: Carol
Week #21 Southern Thai
Back in the fall I discovered Northern Thai cuisine, which is quite different from what you find in your average Thai restaurant. Now it’s time to head south, to where the flavors are bolder and the peppers hotter. Southern Thai … Continue reading
Week #20 Islamic Chinese
Did the name of this blog entry make you do a double-take? We did one the first time we found mention of Islamic Chinese food. Himself and I were amazed when we discovered this cuisine a few years ago, but … Continue reading
Week #19 Cuban
I think Cuban food is destined to become another of my favorite cuisines (How many times have you heard me say that about a food in the course of this 52 Cuisines project?!). Himself and I visited Mambos, a little … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 Cuisines in 52 Weeks, Aguacate Fernando, black beans, Cuban food, empanadilla, maduros, mamey, plantains, roast pork, tamale, tostones, yuca
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Week #18 Israeli
Another Mediterranean cuisine? Well, yes and no. One blog entry could never do justice to what is considered Israeli cuisine. While Israel is seated on the eastern edge of the Mediterranean, generations of Jews scattered across the globe and returning … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 Cuisines in 52 Weeks, Israeli food, Israeli salad, kabab, laffa, malabi, portobello, Romanian kabab
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To resolve or not to resolve?
These are all books I began reading last year–the ones I haven’t finished yet. They perch perilously next to my pillow. I live in danger of a wee-hours earthquake bringing them down on my head. The stacks of books on … Continue reading