On the Original Caesar’s Salad, Homemade
It seems to me that Caesar Salad is the most famous salad in the World. Here, a little about its history, its creation, and everything I do when I make it at home.
From the menu at Contramar to my Dining Room Table
My recommendation today is an amazing mexican cuisine book : My Mexico City Kitchen by Contramar’s cheffe, Gabriela Cámara.
Au Passage, the Parisian Restaurant Hiding in the Passageway
Going to Au Passage brought memories from my childhood while it made tons of new ones. Affordable, delicious… worth visiting.
A hidden treasure in the Marais in Paris: Soma, by Sourasack Phongphe
Sourasack Phongphe has opened Soma, a super successful and inexpensive Japanese restaurant in the heart of the Marais, Paris.
Frankly…Pizza! Frankly conquering us all
Frank Linn’s delicious pizzas have not only skillfully overcome the challenges of COVID. Today, they have twice the capacity and the quality, as always, is excellent.
On One of my Favorite Restaurants in Paris : Welwitsch
The best restaurant I have ever tried in Paris. The best staff ever, they are all so lovely, so smiley and full of passion : Welwitsch
French Cuisine History: The “Grande Table”
In a ” Grande Table “, you will celebrate the flavors of sophisticated French cuisine with unique dishes that explore the country’s culinary traditions.
Alam Méndez Returns to DC with Maiz 64
There may be many Mexican restaurants around. This one, however, is one to go to, for there is flavor, good quality, and well-known flavors one can relate to.
Greek-Inspired Cuisine in the DC Suburbs
If you’re on the hunt for the best lunch in Washington DC, look no further than The Salt Line. Oyster bar and seafood restaurant.
A Gem Found in Boulogne-Billancourt : Plantxa
Plantxa @ Boulogne-Billancourt, is a “gastro bistro” signed Juan Arbelaez where they welcome you as in Latin America.
