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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: November 2009

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  • Beer
  • Belgium

Is it the beer—or the pour?

I’m a little slow on the uptake, but I just learned that Avril Maxwell of New … Is it the beer—or the pour?Read more

by David•November 28, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • cheese
  • recipe
  • Restaurants
  • sandwich

Cold turkey warms to the Hot Brown

The chefs at the Brown Hotel, which has been one of Louisville’s social centers since it … Cold turkey warms to the Hot BrownRead more

by Pat and David•November 25, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • Chile peppers
  • Restaurants
  • Southwest

Duran Central Pharmacy — a prescription for chile cuisine

The drugstore lunch counter is a dying breed all over the country, but it’s alive and … Duran Central Pharmacy — a prescription for chile cuisineRead more

by Pat•November 23, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • Chile peppers
  • recipe
  • Restaurants
  • Southwest

Warming up with green chile chicken stew

El Pinto’s green chile chicken stew is a great winter warmer. I liked it so much that I got the recipe, made a few adaptations, and now make it at home.

by Pat•November 21, 2009June 29, 2016•2
Posted in
  • Chile peppers
  • Southwest

Going green (chile, that is)

After David and I spend much time in New Mexico, we develop chile withdrawal when we … Going green (chile, that is)Read more

by Pat•November 19, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • cheese
  • New England

Raclette made simple – in a grilled cheese sandwich

And speaking of cheesemongers…. We have fond memories of eating raclette–a big plateful of melted cheese … Raclette made simple – in a grilled cheese sandwichRead more

by Pat and David•November 16, 2009September 14, 2015
Posted in
  • cheese
  • New England

Cheeses that stand alone

Praise for Formaggio Kitchen, cheese monger in Cambridge, Mass.

by Pat and David•November 14, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • cheese
  • recipe
  • Restaurants
  • Spain

Cabrales – why it’s good to get the blues

We saw many more cows than sheep or even goats as we drove the twisting mountain … Cabrales – why it’s good to get the bluesRead more

by Pat and David•November 12, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • Equipment
  • Italy
  • recipe
  • Wine

Making grilled asparagus risotto

Before we bought a pressure cooker, asparagus risotto was one of the few risottos we would … Making grilled asparagus risottoRead more

by David•November 11, 2009June 29, 2016
Posted in
  • Equipment

Learning under pressure

Trial and error using pressure cooker for risotto

by David•November 10, 2009June 29, 2016

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