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Batali, Bastianich & Baudelaire
The New Orange Briefcase We are back in New York City for our annual art and tasting tour. My friend’s sturdy briefcase is a warm and sophisticated shade of orange which makes it easier than eve… more →
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Batali, Bastianich & Baudelaire
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wrote 4 months ago: The New Orange Briefcase We are back in New York City for our annual art and tasting tour. My friend … more →
Access All Areas – Epicurean Travel Experiences
wrote 5 months ago: If your idea of the perfect holiday combines luxury hotels, chauffeur driven vehicles, fine dining, … more →
Paris Bars and Cafes
wrote 8 months ago: Paris is divided into different arrondissements that radiate out in circles from the centre. Each of … more →
An Epicurean Feast in Paris
wrote 8 months ago: Le Galopin, 34 Rue Saint Marthe (10th Arrondissement) My husband and I went to Paris for the long we … more →
Brunswick - Town & Gown
wrote 1 year ago: Why is there always something so special about a college town? Whether it’s the bookstores and … more →
Gator Gastronomy
wrote 2 years ago: Here at last are tasting notes from Lake Charles, where the food soars from down home to upscale wit … more →
Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouller
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wrote 2 years ago: Fat Tuesday at Last Harold – musician, dance teacher and mad crush Cajun music is thumping and grind … more →
Throw Me Something Mister
wrote 2 years ago: Day 1 at Mardi Gras in Lake Charles, Louisiana, home of the shiny, beaded and fried (pronounced … more →
A Vieques Valentine
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wrote 2 years ago: Ah, Puerto Rico, at last! Gorgeous, noisy, humid and wild. We are determined to taste and savor all … more →
Sibling Rivalry
wrote 2 years ago: Went to a restaurant in Boston called Sibling Rivalry on Tremont Street in the South End. The menu i … more →
Mr. Poggi's Gift
wrote 2 years ago: A mysterious package arrived by post yesterday from our friend Mr. Poggi in Monterosso Al Mare, Cinq … more →
Epicurious Old Quebec
wrote 2 years ago: Auberge Saint-Antoine Canada’s most festive city is easily navigated with parks, public market … more →
