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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!

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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Picnic on the Plane: JFK - BOG

July 31, 2015

Our love of eating combined with our intimate knowledge of airplane food means we always carry a homemade meal when flying, just in case. Sure, we'll see what the stewards are offering from their airplane food carts, as every now and then what's behind the foil is not too shabby, but the risk of being left hungry at 35,000 feet above ground is one we're just not willing to take.

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In picnic Tags picnic, travel, food, sandwich, plane, gluten free, free bread, prosciutto di parma, quince paste, cheese, airplane
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