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Food Consultant / Chef / Writer. Newer posts →. All about Asian, or, back in Sydney. Since arriving back in Sydney with only two knives (a Kyocera Kyotops and a handmade high-carbon paring knife, if you must know), I’ve been eating a helluva lot of Asian food. This has been for two reasons: I have missed the proper stuff big time, and I’ve been writing a whole stack of recipes for an Asian food company. Our first day in Sydney, after landing at an ungodly 5am, included dumplings. With friends at Zilver.
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Stage de formation d'animateur de randonnée pédestre S.A.2 à La ferme de la Mense à Aillon le Jeune (Savoie). Stage de formation au ". D'animateur de randonnée pédestre " "S.A.2". Du 15 au 21 septembre 2013 à La ferme de la Mense à Aillon le Jeune (Savoie). Confortablement installé à La Ferme de la Mense , établissement géré par l'organisme de vacances Les Astérides et tenu. Efficacement par Catherine et son équipe, (voir le site internet: http:/ www.lesasterides.com/. Jean pour la météo, Bertrand Matteï...
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For walking tours in Tripoli, BeBeirut highly recommends you join Mira's Guided Tours. For further information, please join her facebook group by clicking here. And let Mira know you received her details from BeBeirut. For eco-tourism and excursions into Mount Lebanon and the Chouf Mountains, we also recommend you get in touch with the following groups:. Click on the pictures above and you will be redirected to their respective websites.
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Mashed in Bolivia | Amelia Hanslow
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Food Consultant / Chef / Writer. Aged: food, not me →. Bolivia is a country famous for potatoes and salt: what’s not to love? Oh, and coca (okay, it’s probably better known for its coca). It’s not so famous for its cuisine or the quality of its football, on a continent famous for both. Neither of us had Bolivia on our travel radar until the athlete of the two us won tickets to South America – but I’m so glad we went. And several bottles of wine (including the lovely saddly 2007 Sausini. A glorious, rich ...
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Food Consultant / Chef / Writer. As I write this I am terrified of what I am about to do. I’ve just looked over, and re-looked over the plans of an apartment we might be looking to buy and move in to, and I can see … Continue reading →. Aged: food, not me. Bolivia is a country famous for potatoes and salt: what’s not to love? Oh, and coca (okay, it’s probably better known for its coca). It’s not so famous for its cuisine or the quality of its football, on a continent … Continue reading →. Post writing ab...
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Why go to Lebanon? | Amelia Hanslow
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Food Consultant / Chef / Writer. Sheep and Genghis Khan. Dissecting beef →. Why go to Lebanon? If I’d stuck to raw liver I’d have lost weight I imagine, however what with eating hommus three times a day and the myriad sweets drenched in butter and syrup, not to mention the incredible breads I did not. Oddly, the question we got asked all the time was: Why go to Lebanon? Beirut, the crazy, honking, hammering city love-child of Cairo and Berlin, is just full of great food. Tawlet. Sheep and Genghis Khan.
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lebanonroad: Touristic Sites
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Planning a trip to Lebanon. Planning a trip to Lebanon. Beirut, with its million-plus inhabitants, conveys a sense of life and energy that is immediately apparent. This dynamism is echoed by the Capital's geographical position: a great promontory jutting into the. Blue sea with dramatic mountains rising behind it. A city with a venerable past, 5000 years ago, Beirut was a prosperous town in the Canaanite and the. Export and service industries. Few shopping areas can boast a heritage that spans thousands ...
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Dissecting beef | Amelia Hanslow
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Food Consultant / Chef / Writer. Why go to Lebanon? Mashed in Bolivia →. One of the interesting things about Australian, British and American butchery is that it cuts across so many muscles, when each muscle in the bovine geography (thank you John Newton. For that term), is so utterly different from the next. After months of reading on this topic (see the Beef Compendium. I’m still interested in finding experts. In Victoria at Warialda Beef. They have been marketing a ‘new’ steak from the hee...You are c...
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