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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.

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Off to the races at Keeneland

I was a little surprised when my friend Patti told me that I should wear a … Off to the races at KeenelandRead more

by Pat•April 2, 2011June 8, 2016
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  • recipe
  • Spain

Flying high with one of Spain’s top chefs

We give Iberia Airlines credit for hiring superchef Sergi Arola to create the menus for its … Flying high with one of Spain’s top chefsRead more

by Pat and David•March 20, 2011June 8, 2016
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  • recipe
  • rice
  • Seafood
  • Spain
  • Tomato
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Having a blast at Las Fallas in Valencia

Valencia is beginning to rev up for Las Fallas, the festival of fires, fireworks, and managed … Having a blast at Las Fallas in ValenciaRead more

by Pat and David•March 8, 2011June 9, 2016
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  • Meat
  • Slow Food

Why we are not foodies after all

Ever since the Atlantic Monthly published contributing editor B.R. Myers’ screed ”The Moral Crusade Against Foodies” … Why we are not foodies after allRead more

by Pat and David•March 3, 2011June 9, 2016•3
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  • Canada
  • Cookies
  • Cooking class
  • dessert

Mad for macarons

Montrealers have come to rival Parisians in their passion for macarons. Slowly but surely, pastry chefs … Mad for macaronsRead more

by Pat and David•February 18, 2011June 9, 2016
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  • Canada
  • dessert
  • Montreal

Pouding chômeur – dessert on a shoestring

One Quebecois comfort food that doesn’t seem to have crossed over into fine dining is the … Pouding chômeur – dessert on a shoestringRead more

by Pat and David•February 5, 2011June 29, 2016•1
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  • Canada
  • Cooking class
  • Montreal
  • potato
  • recipe

Making pâté chinois the cooking school way

In our most recent Montreal residency we were amazed by the explosion in cooking classes. Montrealers … Making pâté chinois the cooking school wayRead more

by Pat and David•January 29, 2011June 9, 2016
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  • Canada
  • Meat
  • Montreal
  • potato
  • Restaurants

Poutine, pâté chinois, and Quebecois comfort food

In the three decades that we have been visiting Montreal, the dining scene has never been … Poutine, pâté chinois, and Quebecois comfort foodRead more

by Pat and David•January 22, 2011June 10, 2016
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  • cheese
  • France
  • Holiday
  • recipe
  • Restaurants
  • Slow Food

Cooking with Comté

If you’ve ever eaten a croque monsieur in a cafe anywhere in France (my absolute favorite … Cooking with ComtéRead more

by Pat•December 30, 2010December 20, 2023
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  • Grocery stores
  • Holiday
  • United Kingdom
  • US Customs

A very Fortnum Christmas to you

Since business took me to St. James’s Street in London (mostly to visit the iconic wine … A very Fortnum Christmas to youRead more

by David•December 5, 2010June 10, 2016

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