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Mastering the Art of Eating Hanoi Street Food

Mastering the Art of Eating Hanoi Street Food

by Deborah L. Jacobs | Mar 21, 2019 | Food, Vietnam

The genius of Vietnamese street food is creating something delicious from simple, inexpensive ingredients.

The Whole Bonito on Budget Travel

The Whole Bonito on Budget Travel

by Deborah L. Jacobs | Nov 5, 2018 | Food, France, Spain, Travel

Any way you slice it, I went overboard with an impulsive – and bargain – purchase. Here’s how I tackled the culinary challenge.

Four Périgord Markets That Are Worth the Journey

Four Périgord Markets That Are Worth the Journey

by Deborah L. Jacobs | Oct 16, 2018 | Food, France

For those who value freshness, giant French supermarkets are no competition for weekly outdoor markets. Here’s how to shop like a local in the Dordogne.

In France, Doing a Reverse Julia Child

In France, Doing a Reverse Julia Child

by Deborah L. Jacobs | Oct 9, 2018 | Food, France

When an Alsatian butcher handed me a free pork shoulder, I didn’t know what to do with it. But I wasn’t about to let it go to waste.

Sniffing Out a Restaurateur’s Cheesemonger

Sniffing Out a Restaurateur’s Cheesemonger

by Deborah L. Jacobs | Oct 6, 2018 | Food, France

A cheese store worth a detour is just a quick hop from Vichy, France, famous for its thermal waters, Art Deco buildings and role in World War II history.

Eating Like a Grape Picker in Alsace

Eating Like a Grape Picker in Alsace

by Deborah L. Jacobs | Sep 28, 2018 | Food, France

The harvest is a festive time, with celebrations in wine-producing villages and food stores offering seasonal concoctions. I tried my hand at baeckeoffe.

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