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Bringing the tastes of travel back home

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Hungry Travelers is a casual record of our travels, the tastes we encounter, and our efforts to recreate them at home. Thanks for joining us on the journey.

Month: December 2009

Posted in
  • Equipment
  • General
  • Spirits
  • US Customs
  • Wine

Tips for packing food and wine in a suitcase

safe packing for liquids in checked luggage

by Pat and David•December 30, 2009June 29, 2016•2
Posted in
  • Cookies
  • recipe

Sonoma Christmas cookie

I like California’s Sonoma County because viticulture and winemaking haven’t yet overwhelmed traditional farming. Almost everything … Sonoma Christmas cookieRead more

by Pat•December 20, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • Grocery stores
  • Italy
  • US Customs

What to buy in an Italian grocery store

Since so many of the regional Italian cuisines are based on food that is fresh, fresh, … What to buy in an Italian grocery storeRead more

by Pat and David•December 18, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • Italy
  • Meat

Meeting the master of meat

Master butcher Brono Basseto of Treviso, Italy, set a Guinness World Record in crafting a sausage more than 7 kilometers long on October 11, 2009. Visit his shop to try his salamis.

by David•December 14, 2009June 29, 2016•1
Posted in
  • Chile peppers
  • General
  • Grocery stores
  • Spain
  • US Customs

What to buy in a Spanish grocery store

We love visiting fresh markets when we travel. But except for dried herbs and spices, most … What to buy in a Spanish grocery storeRead more

by Pat and David•December 9, 2009June 29, 2016•3
Posted in
  • cheese
  • Chile peppers
  • General
  • US Customs

Bringing food through US Customs

Sometimes you can’t bring the taste of travel back home. We learned the hard way by … Bringing food through US CustomsRead more

by Pat and David•December 7, 2009June 29, 2016

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Thames Street Oyster House in the Fell's Point qua Thames Street Oyster House in the Fell's Point quarter of Baltimore's Inner Harbor is definitely the place to go for Chesapeake Bay seafood. https://hungrytravelers.com/taste-the-chesapeake-at-thames-street-oyster-house/ @thamesstreetoysterhouse @visitbmore #baltimorerestaurants #baltimoreseafood #chesapeakeshellfish
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