When traveling there are some things that just elevate the
experience. They move and delight you, change you as a person almost, especially
in a very spiritual place like India. I love a
good party and a festival even more so. All that happiness and positive energy can’t
fail to get you in a jubilant mood.
Filmore and Union Brunch Review in Beverley
Tuesday 19 April 2016
There are two trends which are aces in my book and seem set to stay for a while. They are Scandi decor and healthy versions of yummy foods. Filmore and Union have bucketfuls of both.
I first visited Filmore and Union when I spotted it in another city years ago and even commented to the Manager that Beverley would be a great location, mainly for my own selfish purposes.
I first visited Filmore and Union when I spotted it in another city years ago and even commented to the Manager that Beverley would be a great location, mainly for my own selfish purposes.
Labels:
Beverley,
food,
lifestyle,
restaurants
A Bohemian Outdoor Pizza Feast
Tuesday 12 April 2016
Gastro Goa: My Top 3 Foodie Picks for Herbivores and Carnivores Alike
Saturday 9 April 2016
It’ll come as no surprise that when we were researching our
trip to India, the food was one of the major attractions. One of the major draws
from my point of view was that 50% of the population or more is vegetarian,
meaning that being a herbivore, India is possibly one of THE best places to
visit. Secondly, the herbivore (me) and the carnivore (him) are massive spice
fiends, often lacing even the dullest foods with enough chilli to sink a ship!
For those of a sensitive tongue disposition, you’ll be glad to hear that our
trip to India taught us that it’s not all about heat, though, as it’s all in
the layering. Those seductive, evocative spices creep up on you and build on
the palate, providing a taste sensation.
Labels:
food,
India,
restaurants,
travel
Sailing The Secret Backwaters of Goa:
Friday 1 April 2016
I went to India seeking balance, as many do. I knew just the
place I should go to find my equilibrium – the land of Susagade; a Goan word roughly
meaning contented, relaxed and slower living. I wanted to immerse myself
in the culture and discover the unexpected in Goa, known mainly for its amazing
beaches. One such offbeat and little known part of Goa is its backwaters –
canals that connect to the magnificent and abundant Mandovi River.
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