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India

Stories of food and culture from our travels around India.

Food Sutra – a book review

November 17, 2020 by Tim Leave a Comment

food sutra

a memoir of the foods of India I have always enjoyed books that mix storytelling with delicious recipes. Food Sutra – a memoir of the foods of India is one of those books. Don’t get me wrong, it is not a “recipe book” in the typical sense; although you will learn about many dishes and […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, #honestfoodtales, food, India, review, sponsored post Tagged With: book review, foods of india, memoir, shalabh prasad

8 of our favourite tropical fruit

December 2, 2015 by Nat & Tim 10 Comments

jackfruit

We’ve had the privilege of spending time on Maui a few years in a row and had the opportunity to eat and cook many different types of tropical fruit. Some we were already familiar with, others were new to us. You will recognize some of these, and hopefully you’ll learn about a few new fruit […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, #worldfoodtourism, food, Hawaii, Maui, United States, US, USA Tagged With: acerola cherry, avocado, breadfruit, fruit, guava, Hawaii, jackfruit, lychee, mango, Maui, sapote, tropical, tropical fruit, United States, US, USA

Top Ten Indian Street Foods

August 18, 2015 by guest post Leave a Comment

sambar

India is home to a wide variety of aromatic foods that are known throughout the world for being some of the most delicious. Whether you’re visiting India on business, to explore its rich history, or specifically for its delicious foods, the huge range of dishes available will have foodies rubbing their hands with glee, but for the […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, #worldfoodtourism, food, India Tagged With: akki rott, chole bhature, dabeli, food, idli sambhar, india, kachori, litti chokha, paho jalebi, panipuri, vada pao

48 hours in Glasgow – Day 1

May 13, 2015 by Nat & Tim 28 Comments

Glasgow

Day One Continuing on our off-season themed travels, we headed over to Scotland in mid February. We arrived in Glasgow under the cover of night, having planned to stay a quick 48 hours before heading out on a road trip to the Isle of Skye. We had a carefully curated itinerary to get through after […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, Europe, Glasgow, Scotland, Tourism, UK, United Kingdom Tagged With: A Play A Pie and a Pint, George Mewes Cheese, Glasgow, Kember and Jones, Mister Singh's India, Oran Mor, Ryan James, Scotland, Two Fat Ladies at the Buttery, UK, United Kingdom

Honest Food Tales – Masala Herb

March 21, 2014 by Nat & Tim 7 Comments

goa, market

Agra, India Years ago I remember standing, lost but excited, at a junction in north India, Agra. It was a dream or so I thought, it was unreal, as if time had stopped flowing all together. The amount of action in my environment was completely overwhelming and although I had prepared my mind for the […]

Filed Under: #honestfoodtales, food, India Tagged With: goa, india, masala herb

Drinking Tea in North America’s Tea Capital

February 29, 2012 by Nat & Tim 2 Comments

Victoria Tea Festival We aren’t tea connoisseurs by any means but we do enjoy a good cuppa once in a while and if you want to learn anything about tea, what better place than the Victoria Tea Festival in Canada’s tea capital, Victoria, British Columbia.   North America’s largest public tea exhibition The Victoria Tea […]

Filed Under: #foodtourism, Canada, food, Tourism, travel Tagged With: north america's tea capital, victoria british columbia, victoria tea festival

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