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Farm to Table New Orleans

A Trio of Personal New Orleans Farm-to-Table Restaurant Favorites

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May 6, 2020

New Orleans offers an embarrassment of culinary riches. Where do you begin? Do you stick with the tried and true favorites that have stood the test of time, or venture out to experience newer options by a host of ambitious, creative younger chefs? We tried to do…


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Architecture Farm to Table Oklahoma Tulsa

Top 10 Art Deco Architectural Jewels in Tulsa Oklahoma

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April 15, 2020

Tulsa has a substantial Art Deco architectural heritage, springing from the wealth derived from the oil industry.  Oil barons like Waite Phillips built new skyscrapers in the 1920s from oil monies using the then fashionable Art Deco style.  The name Art Deco is derived from the French…


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Farmers Markets Nice

A Three Day Sojourn in Nice, French Riviera Beauty

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April 7, 2020

Queen of the French Riviera, Nice has been soothing travelers for several centuries with its languid climate, beautiful sea, delicious Niçoise cuisine, lively markets and cultural scene. English tourists en route to their European Grand Tour discovered the charms of the city, and began flocking to the…


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Farmers Markets Farms Savannah

A New Breed of Farmer Supplying Savannah Restaurants

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March 23, 2020

They are young, dynamic and well-educated. A new generation of young farmers that care deeply about the quality of food they eat, and what gets put on area tables. And Savannah restaurants are benefitting from this new breed as the farm to table concept takes off and enriches…

Tuscany Val d' Orcia Wineries

Savoring Brunello di Montalcino at Fattoria dei Barbi

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February 21, 2020

The narrow roads begin climbing as you near the historic hill town of Montalcino, south of Siena in the wonderfully scenic Val D’Orcia in Tuscany. Montalcino is surrounded by rolling hillsides with vineyards producing the area’s famous red wines, most notably Brunello di Montalcino and Rosso di…


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Museums Paris Starred Chefs

Great Art and Gastronomy, A Tale of Two Parisian Arrondissements

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December 20, 2019

The grand former railway station loomed before us, framed against a bright blue Parisian autumn sky. We were here in the genteel 7th arrondissement, on the left bank of the Seine, to pay homage to the world’s best collection of Impressionist art, the Musee d’Orsay.
Paris is divided…


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Paris Starred Chefs

Delightful Rambles in Paris’s Le Marais

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December 19, 2019

Paris rewards deeper explorations of its various arrondissements, if you have been able to sample its greatest sights on previous excursions.  We chose to base ourselves for a weekend in the Marais district and enjoy its unique atmosphere, history, food, shopping and sights through walking its streets…


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New Orleans Traditional Dining

New Orleans Dining Grandes Dames Sure to Please

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August 20, 2019

Part of New Orleans’ rich historical tapestry is its having been governed under six flags, imparting a vibrant culinary diversity. A host of restaurants that have met the standard of excellence by being long-time customer favorites deserve your consideration as you sample the amazing food scene. Here…


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London Tasting Menus Unique Lodging

Discovering London: A Tale of Two Neighborhoods

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June 29, 2019

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Farm to Table Pennsylvania

Farm to Table Cornucopia in Western Pennsylvania

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April 30, 2019

The warm glow of the inviting wooden farmhouse drew us up the side road in Bedford, Pennsylvania, a serendipitous stop off the turnpike as we headed west. Like a desert mirage, the Horn O’ Plenty restaurant appeared out of the darkness of a cold winter…