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- Asia Travels
This is my first trip into Laos, but I guess it must be pretty similar to travelling in Vietnam and Cambodia. Actually the only reason I booked it is because I wanted to go away for a Posted by jessho in Worldwide Travels | May 26, 2012
- More Secrets from Casa HOY's KitchenSalsa is sauce. And Mexicans put salsa on most things. In fact, Mexican cuisine is more or less based on the assumption that the final taste will be added to any dish by the consumer; the dish, whatever it might Posted by UnMejorHOY in Alternative Travel: Volunteer Projects | May 25, 2012
- Phu Quoc IslandWhile staying on Koh Rong in Cambodia, our new friend Betty told us about Phu Quoc and the place she stayed called Freedomland. We thought if she was saying this island and resort were amazing, when we were currently on Posted by charlotter45 in Charlotte and Stephen's Adventure! | May 25, 2012
- 6 Reasons to Book a Vacation Rentals in India this summerSummer vacations are just around the corner and kids are clamoring to get away from home, you too would be thinking of taking a break. But stop before you book a hotel! Though booking a hotel comes naturally Posted by theotherhome in The India Travel Blog- The Other Home | May 25, 2012
- Discover Taste of India: South Indian FoodThe southern part of India has hot, humid climate and all its states are coastal. Rainfall is abundant and so is the supply of fresh fruit, vegetables and rice. The cuisine is mostly vegetarian, but innovative preparations of sea food Posted by theotherhome in The India Travel Blog- The Other Home | May 25, 2012
- 5 things to remember while on a home stay in IndiaThanks to The Other Home I was able to go on a much awaited trip across India. I stayed with many families both in the north and the south of India as a part of my [[http://www.theotherhome.com|homestay]] -spree, if you Posted by theotherhome in The India Travel Blog- The Other Home | May 25, 2012
- Discover the taste of India: North East Indian FoodThe north eastern part of India is perhaps the most under estimated region when it comes to food. In reality, the seven sisters, Assam, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya and Manipur, along with Sikkim, have a wide assortment of Posted by theotherhome in Discover the taste of India: North East | May 25, 2012
- Discover the taste of India: North East Indian FoodThe north eastern part of India is perhaps the most under estimated region when it comes to food. , In realitythe seven sisters, Assam, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya and Manipur, along with Sikkim, have a wide assortment of Posted by The Other Home in Discover the taste of India: North East | May 25, 2012
- Asia Travels
So this particular family trip, otherwise known as "eating sprees", was originally scheduled for my grandfather's birthday in April last year (88, lucky number), however we cancelled it du Posted by jessho in Worldwide Travels | May 24, 2012
- Strudelfest!
Welcome to our first food blog! We are going away from our typical travel entry and trying something new. This entry is entirely dedicated to food, and specifically the flaky apple filled pa Posted by mands186 in Mind The Gap | May 21, 2012
- TexasAll right, Texas, although I am this moment crossing the Continental divide, I must go back and blog about you before the memories fade.
We covered Texas in two days, which is pretty amazing given its size. After seeing Kermit Ruffins Posted by mormolyke in ROADTROP | May 20, 2012
- Chapter fifty two - PenangDay 195: Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia 11/04/2012
Another early morning start (you must all be feeling so sorry for us!) as we wait for our 6am minibus pick up to take us on to Malaysia, the fifth country of our trip so Posted by tevs in Unbelievable trekkers | May 17, 2012
- Argentine ParrilladaIt's 12:30 am and we just got back from dinner. 3 hours at an Argentine <em>parrillada</em> and I don't think I'll fit into my sleeping bag, let alone my jeans tomorrow. We've been so fortunate for this first part of Posted by UnMejorHOY in Rice and Beans, Alternative Travel | May 9, 2012
- Eating Chivitos with the ChiviteroEvery citizen is proud of their national food. Mexicans can talk for hours about their favorite food- enchiladas, mole, tacos al pastor. In this southeastern region of Uruguay and northern Argentina the regional food seems to be all meat based. Posted by UnMejorHOY in Rice and Beans, Alternative Travel | May 5, 2012
- Beijing's Famous DuckBeside all the sight-seeing and photo-taking in Beijing, there is always a word that naturally and spontaneously comes to every men mind: "HUNGRY" or "FOOD". In Beijing, there is no such thing as difficult to find an authentic Chinese restaurant. Posted by LesCrazy in Pack N Go Everywhere | May 16, 2012
- Mexico, Te Amo
I've been here a week and I keep getting that joyful, open, swelling feeling in my chest. For so many reasons! Posted by matthinc in All at Sea | May 14, 2012
- Bone-shaking roads and waterfalls===Part 5 - Magical waterfalls===
[b]It took 1 and a half hours of bone-shaking driving into the mountains to find the waterfalls but they were well worth the effort and damage to our bo Posted by margaretm in Wherever life takes us | May 11, 2012
- Slop onboardOne of the main events of any time at sea is the cuisine. Whether a container ship or a cruise ship, life almost inevitably ends up revolving around food. It is quite interesting. The QM2 was no exception. The number Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | May 10, 2012
- Too Much Rome, Not Enough Time[img= Posted by mands186 in Mind The Gap | May 8, 2012
- OK, formalities aside, let's eatThe first two entries of this blog amuse me. They are like rolled turkey on crackers, pretending to be caviar hors d'oeuvres. Let me tell you something about me. Since I was a fourteen-year old school reject, I've been fascinated Posted by findmywuwei in Flying Solo, Landing Empty | May 8, 2012
- Chiang MaiOn Sunday (days of the week don't have the same significance when you are travelling as they do back home, Sundays in Thailand seem to be exactly the same as every other day of the week as far as I Posted by seanio5 in The Other Side of The World, and Back | May 8, 2012
- Picky Eater, Part 2I have found as Bodhi becomes more mobile, now 22 months old and always on the go, he does not want to sit down and eat. Breakfast is OK, lunch difficult, dinner nearly impossible. What he [u]wants[u] is Posted by globalmomma in Momma's Hula Dance | Mar 20, 2012
- Picky Eater, Part 1My son Bodhi has always been a good eater. He latched on in less than an hour after birth, and took to nursing with a zealous flair. The kid knew his #1 priority, and he took it seriously. Posted by globalmomma in Momma's Hula Dance | Mar 10, 2012
- taste of hoi an food tourtoday we headed out on the taste of hoi an street food tour. we were greeted at our hotel by our tour guide neville and australian who has been in vietnam with his wife colleen for 2 years. he started Posted by andrewjenny in chasing vietnam | May 5, 2012
- Hoi An
Hoi An didn't feel like Vietnam at all, it felt more like France. The buildings were all cute and old and the streets were small, the food was amazing and the weather was great. We love Posted by charlotter45 in Charlotte and Stephen's Adventure! | May 4, 2012
