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Every culinary journey is, at its core, a search for the elusive holy grail – perfection, innovation and great service. Its about finding those places where tradition meets creativity, where local flavors are elevated with out loosing their soul. In St Louis that journey led […]
Our journey west begins in Kaintuk, heading toward St. Louis, where culinary exploration meets proper boondoggle. While scouting for pools in preparation for the upcoming water polo tournament, mindful eating remains a not only a priority but an ethos – though my team, ever light […]
tea at Stone havens coffee shop is proper for any event.
For Some, tinned sardines are a humble pantry staple. For others, they are a nostalgic nod to a bygone era- one where characters like Belker from Hill Street Blues unapologetically devoured sardine and onion sandwiches. Inspired – i set to try the world of tinned […]
The Anchor hotel is one of the many must stops in Johnshaven when in Scotland.
The Anchor Hotel in Johnshaven was a treasure to behold. the menu reads like a letter to the Scotland’s coastal bounty. We start with the classic Cullen Skink. It is on the Cullen Skink tour and although our waitress would not divulge the high rating […]
The north sea whispers against the harbor sea walls. Its rhythmic cadence a story teller of ages past. The tide pulls back revealing the rocky shore and leaving the harbor boats high, Eowyn steps onto the worn cobble stones, the scent of salt and sea […]
the north Sea whispers against the harbor. the Calm before Eowyn’s arrival. the worn yet resilient path way leads us to the oldest building in Stonenhaven. The salty breeze lifts the sounds of patrons inside the TolBooth. We venture to the second floor and were delighted. a reminder that this town has stood against time, tide and storms as a gathering place. The stone walls holding centuries of stories.
the TolBooth, once that storehouse for Dunnottar Castle, now serves treasures of a different kind – plates with fine Scottish seafood, perfected by skilled hands. A reminder that history is best savored – one bite at a time.
Sheridans Cheese Monger is a delightful find in the heart of Dublin quick walk from St. Ann’s church in the hear of the city. Included duck confit, artisans pate, McCarhay’s Black Pudding to name a few. The Culinary Adventure find is the cheese shop itself. […]
