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Category Archives: International Cuisine
The Pass at The Pass & Provisions
Beef at The Pass The Pass at The Pass & Provisions may be the most ambitious restaurant ever opened in Houston. Am I late to this? I had not really followed the two chefs when they did the “Just August” … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Food for Thought, International Cuisine, Photos
Tagged Seth Siegel-Gardner, Terrence Gallivan, the pass & provisions
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Tagged Seth Siegel-Gardner, Terrence Gallivan, the pass & provisions
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The House near Ventorros de San José
House near Ventorros de San José, Spain. Click above for larger image, then scroll left-right to see it all. If you wanted to get twelve of your best friends together somewhere in the world, maybe in the south of Spain, … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Only, Food, International Cuisine, Photos, Travel
Tagged algarinejo, alhambra palace, antequera, garmin, granada, movistar, nutella, priego de cordoba, scolopendra, spain, vacation home, Ventorros de San José
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Tagged algarinejo, alhambra palace, antequera, garmin, granada, movistar, nutella, priego de cordoba, scolopendra, spain, vacation home, Ventorros de San José
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Friuli-Venezia Giulia: World-Class White Wines from Italy
I Clivi Friulano The day began with our van trundling up a steep gravel path to the top of a hill where a weathered stone house sat among vineyards sprawling down the surrounding slopes. This morning was misty and dense … Continue reading
Posted in Favorites, Houston Chronicle, International Cuisine, Italy, Photos, Print, Print Features, Travel
Tagged colli orientali, Ferdinando Zanusso, fogolar, Forum Iulii, Friulano, friuli-venezia giulia, i clivi, Mario Zanusso, Paolo Rapuzzi, phylloxera, Ribolla Gialla, Ronchi di Cialla, schioppettino, Tocai
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Tagged colli orientali, Ferdinando Zanusso, fogolar, Forum Iulii, Friulano, friuli-venezia giulia, i clivi, Mario Zanusso, Paolo Rapuzzi, phylloxera, Ribolla Gialla, Ronchi di Cialla, schioppettino, Tocai
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A Few of My Favorite Things in Friuli – Part 3
This is my third and final post on my favorite things in Colli Orientali del Friuli. You can also view the first part and the second part. Asparagus Souffle at Terra e Vini Terra e Vini lunch. We had a … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Only, Food, International Cuisine, Italy, Travel
Tagged aquila del torre, colli orientali, elda felluga, friuli, giovanni dri, grappa, il roncat, livio felluga, michele ciani, Ramandolo, ronco del gnemiz, schioppettino
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Tagged aquila del torre, colli orientali, elda felluga, friuli, giovanni dri, grappa, il roncat, livio felluga, michele ciani, Ramandolo, ronco del gnemiz, schioppettino
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A Few of My Favorite Things in Friuli – Part 2
I just returned from Italy and I’m still processing all the wines, foods, conversations and experiences that flowed from the COF2012 project. In a previous post, I cataloged my most memorable experiences in the first half of our trip. And … Continue reading






