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Meghan and Prem have moved on. You can now find Meghan writing at Small Bag Big Appetite, and Prem at Disquiet. Thank you for being with us on our journeys!

Looking Back: 1 Year Anniversary

May 22, 2016

It’s been a little over a year since we put our idea of a blog to action and exactly one year since our first blog post.

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In travel highlights Tags travel, food, vietnam, mexico city, brae, bogota, colombia, asia, red clover tattoo, recipe, colombian fruits, blog
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Sporadic Bursts of Instant Gratification (or, The Most Memorable Bites of the Year), 2015 edition

December 28, 2015

I enjoyed recapping my most memorable eats of 2014, and to start a new tradition, I've looked back at this past year to once again record them...

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In travel highlights Tags food, travel, proust, idli, brahmin's, bangalore, india, garam doodh, bhajanlal dairy farm, bombay, l'air de temps, eghezee, belgium, terrine, rockpool, sydney, australia, francois pralus, chocolate, tobago estate, bread, brae, birregurra, victoria, duck, uni, momofuku ko, new york city, pump street bakery, grenada, crayfish bay estate, dalencay, cheese, linden dale farms, lancaster, pennsylvania, sonora beef, casa virginia, mexico city, mexico, mole, pujol, congee, sang kee, hong kong, goose, yat lok, mango, granadilla, bogota, colombia, foie gras, the modern, sai-ua, chiang mai, tartine, sole, duck liver, amsterdam, bord'eau, paan, singapore, fish ball noodle soup, tiong bahru, zagreb, broccoli rabe, sausage, croatia, miyazaki, wagyu, kokage, eggs, slow-scrambled, prosciutto di parma, bacon, usa, the netherlands
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L-R: Gustavo Rodríguez, Lala Herrera, Tatiana Castillo and Beatriz Castrillón, four of the five partners at Taller de Té

Maker: Taller de Té, Bogotá, Colombia

September 18, 2015

During our recent visit to Bogotá, we happened upon this adorable tea shop, a few steps away from our apartment. We spent a lot of time here, drinking tea and reading our books in the cozy and homey space.

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In maker series Tags maker series, travel, colombia, taller de te, bogota, south america, tea, interview, maker
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Streets of Bogotá, La Candelaria neighborhood

Bogotá Highlights

August 21, 2015

Colombia - the land of corn, coffee, fruit, fútbol and friendly people. We were fortunate enough to experience a little bit of it all even while spending most of our time in one city: Bogotá. A few days of cold rain at the start of our trip meant taking Ubers everywhere, but the sun and warmth on our last few days meant spontaneous stops for buttery arepas from street vendors or tasty coffee at outdoor coffee shops.

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In travel highlights Tags travel highlights, travel, colombia, bogota, south america, restaurant, bar, food, colombian, tamale, la puerta falsa, ajiaco, casa vieja, mercado de paloquemao, leo cocina & cava, el chato, rafael, azahar, amor perfecto, cafe cultor, taller de te
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Farmers' Market Finds: Fruits of Colombia

August 3, 2015

Close your eyes, think New York. Images you might conjure up may include hot dogs and skyscrapers, and if you've been keeping up with the times, bicycles and beards in Brooklyn. When I think back to our vacation in Bogotá, I think of fog (does he have a name?), hills, arepas and... fruits! You can't walk a block in Bogotá without encountering a fruit stand, or (more likely) a jugo — juice — vendor.

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In farmers' market finds Tags farmers' market finds, travel, food, colombia, fruit, bogota, farmers market, south america
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