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Archive for the ‘Memorable Meals’ Category

New Orleans Notes: Dinner at Chef Scott Boswell’s Stella!

New Orleans Notes: Dinner at Chef Scott Boswell’s Stella!
Every time I visit New Orleans, I visit old favorites – and then try something new. This trip, I finally made it to Restaurant Stella!, the French Quarter restaurant by Chef Scott Boswell.Stella opened right before I left in 2001, and I never got to try it. I have to admit that the exclamation...
March 14th, 2011 | Memorable Meals | Read More

Chilean Cuisine, Pescetarian style

Chilean Cuisine, Pescetarian style
By Michael K. Lavers, Contributing Writer I became a pescetarian nearly a year ago because I wanted to adopt a healthy diet that facilitated my weight loss. Traveling overseas can certainly prove challenging to anyone with dietary restrictions, but Chile’s nearly 4,000 miles of coastline provided...
February 26th, 2011 | Chile, Memorable Meals, South America | Read More

Aloha, Lana’i: Hawaiian Poke = Fish Fabulousness

Aloha, Lana’i: Hawaiian Poke = Fish Fabulousness
When I set off for my week as a New Media Artist in Residence on the Hawaiian island of Lana’i, one food goal superceded all others: eat as much Hawaiian poke – fish salad prepared with raw seafood and marinated in soy sauce, sesame oil, seaweed and other condiments   – as possible.Our...
February 7th, 2011 | Memorable Meals, USA | Read More

Ojai, Oh My: California Cuisine, Ojai Valley style

Ojai, Oh My: California Cuisine, Ojai Valley style
By Andy Hayes, contributing writer You’re likely familiar with Los Angeles’s big league food and drink scene – some of America’s most famous restaurants are here, not to mention see-and-be-seen bars and celebrity haunts.  But if you’re a foodie looking for the latest trends in California...
February 2nd, 2011 | Memorable Meals, USA | Read More

Travels 2010: Best Meal (Michelin restaurant edition)

Travels 2010: Best Meal (Michelin restaurant edition)
As far as gastronomy goes, I’m not sure I’ll ever top the sumptuous multi-course tasting meal I experienced in March at Guy Savoy, the celebrated chef’s three-star Michelin restaurant in Paris.Sponsored by the journey planner ViaMichelin, the dinner brought together several well-known...
December 27th, 2010 | Memorable Meals | Read More

Thanksgiving Orphans: When You Can’t Go Home To Family

Thanksgiving Orphans: When You Can’t Go Home To Family
Updated Thanksgiving 2011: We’re orphans again this year, happily. We’ll be spending the day on the Olympic Peninsula with one of my old friends and her husband, who I have yet to meet. I’m excited to see her again, as she’s one of my New Orleans bunch, a group of friends that...
November 24th, 2010 | Memorable Meals | Read More

Sans Steak: Feasting at Cava de Cano, Mendoza, Argentina

Sans Steak: Feasting at Cava de Cano, Mendoza, Argentina
By Natalie Pompilio, contributing writer To put it nicely, my husband and I are healthy eaters, so we fully expected our two week trip to Argentina to feature steak, steak and more steak. So imagine our surprise when our favorite meal of the entire trip — Jordan says the best meal of his lifetime...
November 11th, 2010 | Argentina, Memorable Meals, South America | Read More

Food at Safeco Field, Seattle: Top Chef approved?

Food at Safeco Field, Seattle: Top Chef approved?
Last night marked my first visit to Safeco Field, where Seattle’s Mariners play professional baseball. I’m not a huge fan, but my friend and fellow blogger Meryl Pearlstein and her son are on a mission to see games in every stadium across the country. They scored a free ticket for me. Apparently...
August 31st, 2010 | Events, Memorable Meals, USA | Read More

Victoria day trip: Tea at the Fairmont Empress

Victoria day trip: Tea at the Fairmont Empress
I’m not going to lie: If I had my way, I’d live in hotels full-time. And if I’m really honest about things? My hotel of choice would be one of the sprawling Victorian fantasies built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late 1800s. Now run by Fairmont, the CPR hotels were created...
August 6th, 2010 | Canada, Memorable Meals | Read More

Salumi: Cured meat goodness in Seattle

Salumi: Cured meat goodness in Seattle
On a cloudy Seattle summer day, a coworker and I took our lunch break in Pioneer Square. Not only did we see the inimitable New Orleans musician Trombone Shorty play at Occidental Park, we made a stop at the city’s famed sandwich shop, Salumi. Photo courtesy of Kitchen Wench (Flickr Creative...
July 2nd, 2010 | Memorable Meals | Read More