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November 16, 2017 Eat / Vietnam

Eating in Northern Vietnam

Visiting Vietnam in the spring of 2016 was a dream come true. We began in the north, going from Hanoi

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November 6, 2017 Travel Resources

What I Pack

If there’s one thing I hate when traveling, it’s lugging around a ton of unnecessary shit. A typical vacation is

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Day two in Iceland found us at these little elven houses as Drangshlíð, which are part of local folklore. We also hiked on a freaking GLACIER. Read all about it on the website today.

Our first day in Iceland was spent seeing waterfalls in the rain. It’s all run down on the website, where we’ll be telling all about our trip last year. Check it out!

Finally tried out the @thepineville in Fishtown yesterday and had their Million $$$ Burger. At $15, I figured I was saving $999,985 and couldn’t pass up such a deal. It was cooked well and tasted great, though it could’ve used some sauce (maybe the remoulade from the Million $ Shrimp).

While I do love going out for a nice meal, I also love making one at home. This weekend, I made a beef wellington for @ktgoeshiking, along with gougères, green beans, and Joël Robuchon mashed potatoes. I think everything turned out well.

Want to know what made the cut for our 7 Places to Eat in Budapest? You can bet your sweet ass this cream cake from Cafe Ruszwurm did. Check the website to see where else to eat when you’re hungry in Hungary.

The delightful cebiche mixto from @vistaperuphilly. Just had a great meal there that brought me right back to the time we spent there, complete with pisco sours and Cusqueña beer. The only thing missing was the coca tea.

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Spinning, weaving round each new experience
Recognize this as a holy gift and
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