Rio de Janeiro’s reputation for beach and samba culture may be worldwide, yet Brazilian food shouldn’t be overlooked because this country has some real gastronomical gems. If you have already read my first article about traditional dishes you should try while traveling to Rio de Janeiro (or anywhere in Brazil), […]
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It’s It ice cream – a legendary food of San Francisco
A long time ago, just across the Great Highway, where the land is over, and the ocean begins, there was Playland at the Beach, San Francisco’s old amusement park. On the weekend, it could draw more than 50,000 people, dying to spend a couple of hours under the flickering lights […]
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Brazil is a very diverse country, and this also reflects on its culinary scene. African, European and Indian influences are melting together with the native foods to create some delicious and unique dishes: Pão de Queijo Pão de Queijo originates from the southern region of Minas Gerais, and it’s a […]
Read MoreTraditional foods & drinks at Christmas Markets in Germany
Christmas Markets are one of my favorite places to try new festive foods and discover the culinary style of a new country; they are the perfect place to find traditional specialties, tasty dishes, and comforting foods. A mug of Gluhwein and a gingerbread cookie are not just a way to […]
Read MoreCalifornia Cuisine – famous dishes in the Golden State
California Cuisine shows the ethnical diversity of the people who make up this state. It mixes fresh ingredients, vegetables, fresh cheeses, grilled meat, fish and seafood, nuts, and various cross-cultural dishes influenced by other international cuisines: Mexican, Chinese, and European. *This post contains affiliate links, meaning I may earn a […]
Read MoreSalzburger Nockerl – the famous austrian soufflé
Salzburger Nockerl is a sweet soufflé made with eggs, sugar (a lot of sugar), flour, vanilla, and occasionally raspberry sauce. Salzburger Nockerl originates from Salzburg, Austria, and its picks of fluffy souffle represent the three mountains around Salzburg: Mönchsberg, Kapuzinerberg, and Rainberg. This special extra-sweet dessert started its culinary journey […]
Read MoreMozart Kugel – the one and only Salzburger chocolate
You have probably heard about Mozart Kugel, the traditional Austrian chocolate sweet. If you happen to visit Salzburg or any other city in Austria, don’t hesitate to taste the famous candies. *This post contains affiliate links, meaning I may earn a commission if you make a purchase, at no extra […]
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