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• Finding Mario Bollag

  
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  story + photos by Michael Housewright Brunello di Montalcino is perhaps the finest wine produced in Italy. It is made entirely from Sangiovese grapes, grown just outside the hilltop town of Montalcino, in Tuscany. It was the first wine I ever loved. I met Mario Bollag  at a wine bar I curated in ...
  6 days ago

• Review – Rouge Tomate, Healthy Fine Dining by Central Park in New York

  
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  Rouge Tomate serves refined, fresh and healthy fine dining gastronomy in a much too large space. By Kalle Bergman Rouge Tomate is a Michelin starred New York restaurant that prides itself on serving healthy gourmet cuisine. Situated on 60th Street, just by 5th Avenue, it is one of too few restaurants in the ...
  1 week ago

• Hike, Taste Wine, and Picnic at Bartholomew Park Winery in Sonoma, California

  
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  My three favorite things to do in my leisure time as a resident of Sonoma Valley, California are hiking, wine tasting and picnicking. There is one place in the Sonoma Wine Country where I can do all three at one location. Bartholomew Park Winery in Sonoma offers miles of hiking trails on their 37-acre winery ...
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• Culinary Travel: Jonell Eats her Way through Paris in June

  
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  [[Show as slideshow]]     There’s no better time to eat your way through Paris than in June. It is abundant with local fresh fruits and vegetables, sunshine and flowers. It’s a sensual experience that one must experience at least once in a lifetime. This slide show gives you a glimpse of just how beautiful ...
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• Video – Restaurant Marchal at D’Angleterre Hotel in Copenhagen

  
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  Honest Cooking visits Restaurant Marchal at D’Angleterre Hotel in Copenhagen, the new home of Executive Chef Ronny Emborg. By Kalle Bergman The D’Angleterre Hotel in Copenhagen is arguably one of the most famous luxury hotels in Northern Europe. This grande dame first opened up its doors in 1755, and ever ...
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• Culinary Travel: Jonell Takes a Jaunt to Petite France in Strasbourg

  
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  Culinary Travel: Jonell Takes a Jaunt to Petite France in Strasbourg Husband Peter and I recently took a jaunt to Strasbourg with our German “family”, the Joerchels, to eat in a cozy little bistro in the heart of Petite France, the canal district of Strasbourg. Here’s a sample of the architecture and atmosphere ...
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• Eating Out – Pearl’s Diner at Felixstow, Adelaide

  
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  Pearl’s Diner is the baby of Burger Theory and La Waffle. The former being a food truck (and WHAT a food truck, when the mere mention of it brings joy), the other a wholesale business. By Celeste Wong Burger at Pearl’s Diner It was launched a while ago, but word spread like wildfire and when I was there ...
  2 weeks ago

• Some of the Best Seafood in Town at McLoone’s Pier House – National Harbor, MD

  
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  If you’re ever in the area and have a hankering for seafood, be sure to check out this gem at the National Harbor. By Chassis Hawkins Younger Photo by Mc Loone’s Pier House I should start off by saying that I didn’t really eat by the sea , hence the quotation marks. I ate by the Potomac River. Still, ...
  2 weeks ago

• A Lovely Lunch at the SLS Hotel in South Beach, Miami

  
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  Even though the SLS is an upscale establishment, the food is pure simplicity prepared in an extraordinary way. By Brenda Benoit On a Tuesday afternoon, I picked up my eldest daughter for a mother-daughter lunch. We headed to South Beach because for some reason it is a good place to make memories, as it is so ...
  2 weeks ago

• Planning The Perfect Picnic (Food Poisoning Not Included)

  
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  Filed under: Biking , Climbing , Arts and Culture , Hiking , Paddling , Food and Drink , Europe , North America , United States , Camping , Budget Travel Trey Ratcliff, Flickr The solstice may be a few weeks off yet, but lets not kid ourselves: summer has begun. A favorite warm weather pastime the ...
  2 weeks ago

• East Hampton – Summer Flavors at The Living Room, c/o The Maidstone

  
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  Chef Mathias Brogie’s summer menu at The Living Room in East Hampton brings a combination of upscale bistro food and Scandinavian flavors. By Kalle Bergman Arctic Char en Papillote by Chef Mathias Brogie c/o The Maidstone, the eclectic inn on East Hampton’s Main Street is one of Honest Cooking’s ...
  2 weeks ago

• An Interview With Romy Natalia Goldberg, Author Of Other Places Travel Guide, Paraguay

  
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  Filed under: Arts and Culture , Learning , Food and Drink , Stories , South America , Paraguay , Ecotourism , Budget Travel , Womens Travel , Travel Security Courtesy of Romy Natalia Goldberg Since April, Ive been writing about my adventures in Paraguay . Gadling sent me there for the exact reason most ...
  2 weeks ago

• Places We Love – Tabesh Restaurant Jifna, Palestine

  
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  Tabesh restaurant and park is a family friendly restaurant just outside of Ramallah in the town of Jifna. By Katie Beck I say family friendly because there is a park with a little playground in the restaurant’s outdoor area that proves to be very popular with the little ones. But it’s the chicken that ...
  2 weeks ago

• Dream Diary - May 30

  
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  This weekend I have the school ball on Thursday and on Friday, a Bollywood party held by a frenchman to go to. Ill be spending the daylight hours in the pool for what may be the last weekend, as we cannot convince our landlord to put a chiller in.  Sadly Ive cancelled my trip to Beirut, so Im still on the lookout for ...
  3 weeks ago

• Alder – Not Your Daddy’s Gastro Pub

  
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  Mitch tries out newly opened gastro pub Alder, in New York City. By Mitch Weinstein Congrats are definitely in order for any number of NYC chefs/food people who won Beard awards in early may. But my tip of the hat goes to Wylie Dufresne, who won Best Chef NYC (and of course his whole team, because a chef ...
  3 weeks ago

• Culinary Travel: Top Ten Must Have Paris Foods and Drinks

  
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  Now that I’ve shown you what to eat in Paris to satisfy your sweet tooth , I want to tell you the best ways to whet your whistle and please your palate the French way! 1. Croque Monsieur More than just a ham and cheese sandwich, a Croque Monsieur is a ham and gruyére cheese sandwich slathered with ...
  3 weeks ago

• El Pasos Best Mexican Food: Of Car Washes And Cemeteries

  
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  Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Food and Drink , North America , United States , Books , Budget Travel Laurel Miller, Gadling Confession: With the exception of far too many layovers at DFW, Id never been to Texas prior to two weeks ago. Despite having traveled all over the rest of the Southwest, ...
  3 weeks ago

• Knysna and its Oysters!

  
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  Knysna and its Oysters! Knysna, found nestled along the N2 Highway, is the ultimate destination for eating oysters in South Africa .  Visits that include it on their itinerary during the month of July will be even more memorable. Welcome to Knysna Knysna is a ...
  3 weeks ago

• Dream Diary - 23 May

  
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  Im starting a new series of posts on The Hedonista. Just a quick note to share some of the information in my inbox. Maybe you will be able to do what I cant always fit in. In a perfect world, where money is no object and there are 48 hours in a day, this is what I would be looking forward to right now: UAE:   ...
  4 weeks ago

• A Fabulous Fiesta in San Antonio

  
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  This girl appreciates when a city can throw a good party.  Crowded streets and noisy parades?  Bring it.   I live for that stuff. When I was invited to San Antonio for their annual Fiesta , of course I jumped at the chance to go.  An entire weekend of Mexican food and margaritas?  I mean really, who would say ...
  4 weeks ago

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