On The Town

Almonds are estimated to have first been cultivated circa 4,000 BCE. Brought to Spain by the Moors, almonds arrived in the New World from Spain at the beginning of the…

When I was five, my mother took me out for ice cream, but I wanted the cream of broccoli cheddar soup instead. Not much has changed; a big, savory bowl…

When you’re cruising, part of the fun is enjoying great food in ways you would normally never eat at home. On some cruises, there is a flip side to that…

Throughout COVID-19, people across the world have had to stay home and stay safe from the virus in an effort to slow the spread. For us travelers, this has meant…

A relatively versatile fish, salmon makes its way across the globe in many delectable forms! Salmon is relatively easy to cook. Its flavor goes well with many different kinds of…

When you think “festival,” you’re most likely picturing rows of sunburnt teenagers flailing about to impossibly loud music. But there are plenty of festivals across Europe where people congregate for…

The Passover Seder is a Jewish family tradition steeped in tradition. There are many fine points that must be followed for your Seder. But when it comes to choosing the…

Coffee has been such a hit to the human race that it’s made it to every single continent on the planet. Yes, even scientists in Antarctica like to enjoy a…

Mark Twain once wrote that travel is fatal to prejudice. But for all its benefits, it does drain your wallet. One of the priciest expenses you face on the road…

Spain is a gastronomic delight, culinary heaven and a foodie’s paradise. Spain has one of the most unique yet one of the most popular cuisines in the world. Read to…