Travel
- Back In Seoul (part 2)
Sunday morning, we were up at about 8:30am. June's mom made breakfast, and what a meal it was! Not used to eating that much food at that hour, and some if it was a little different for us. There was squid, and seaweed soup. I found the soup a little...
- It Was The Coffee!
Our regular readers know that we don't eat any food containing gluten. Ruth has been eating that way for about four years now, and the twenty years worth of associated problems essentially disappeared. I've only been eating that way since last...
- What Do We Eat?
A couple of weeks ago, we posted our grocery bill. Many of you have questions about our gluten free eating habits, so Ruth thought it would be good to show you exactly what she makes with all that food and how it fits into our daily intake. So here's...
- Ruth's Best Gluten Free Bread Recipe
A little off topic for a travel blog, but because many of you know that Ruth eats gluten free we're often asked about eating that special diet. When we're not traveling, Ruth makes a lot of food from scratch and bread is one of the more popular...
- Helpful Flying Tips For Holiday Travelers 2010
Helpful Hints for Holiday Travelers 2010 Helpful Hints for Holiday Travelers Checklist (printable .pdf) "Traveling with Food Everyone has favorite foods from home that they want to bring to holiday dinners, or items from their destination that they want...
Travel
6 Great American Food Festivals You Should Experience At Least Once
Eating is one of the simplest and most reliable pleasures human beings experience. From infancy onward, the act of filling our bellies and satisfying our palettes plays a central role in our daily lives.
From Thanksgiving spreads and food truck tacos to Michelin-starred restaurants and fresh-shucked oysters, when the food and atmosphere are right, eating can easily remind us why being alive is such a precious gift. When eating meets traveling, the gift expands exponentially.
Eating and traveling are such perfect bedfellows that traveling in order to eat makes perfect sense. If you love to experience a place through its aromas, spices, kitchens, and food culture, then taking in a food festival now and then is a great way to get away from it all. For an easy weekend full of culinary surprises, here is a look at some of the best food festivals in the United States.
- Back In Seoul (part 2)
Sunday morning, we were up at about 8:30am. June's mom made breakfast, and what a meal it was! Not used to eating that much food at that hour, and some if it was a little different for us. There was squid, and seaweed soup. I found the soup a little...
- It Was The Coffee!
Our regular readers know that we don't eat any food containing gluten. Ruth has been eating that way for about four years now, and the twenty years worth of associated problems essentially disappeared. I've only been eating that way since last...
- What Do We Eat?
A couple of weeks ago, we posted our grocery bill. Many of you have questions about our gluten free eating habits, so Ruth thought it would be good to show you exactly what she makes with all that food and how it fits into our daily intake. So here's...
- Ruth's Best Gluten Free Bread Recipe
A little off topic for a travel blog, but because many of you know that Ruth eats gluten free we're often asked about eating that special diet. When we're not traveling, Ruth makes a lot of food from scratch and bread is one of the more popular...
- Helpful Flying Tips For Holiday Travelers 2010
Helpful Hints for Holiday Travelers 2010 Helpful Hints for Holiday Travelers Checklist (printable .pdf) "Traveling with Food Everyone has favorite foods from home that they want to bring to holiday dinners, or items from their destination that they want...