Restaurant and Food Blog August Archive

I Want To Taste That Brazilian Beef

08/30/10 07:40

That's a terrific idea for a restaurant. I wish I could go there and taste that Brazilian beef. By the way, what's the name of the restaurant? And I think that's not really too much for you to pay $5-$6 for a sumptuous meal. I work here in Argentina and I agree that the beef here is not really that good tasting. Well, maybe just a so-so. And mind you, it's quite costly to dine out here. Maybe I haven't just found a nice restaurant so far.

Link: Expat: Brazilian Beef, Brazil forum

Ta3mini Interview

Name of your website?

Ta3mini

Your name?

Cathy Tabet

Your Location (city, etc)

Beirut

Description

It's a site collecting reviews of restaurants. It's open for everyone to publish reviews of restaurants and give their opinion about them.

Read more: Ta3mini Interview [click]

Restaurant Tandory Is My Next Stop

I've stayed here in Montevideo, been in some r5estaurants and have heard about Restaurant Tandory a lot of times already. But personally, I have never been there. From the stories of my friends, I could sense that they enjoyed the food, and they commend the waitresses and the waiters of that restaurant because they are so courteous and very accommodating. One of these days, I'm going to go there and see it for myself. My husband loves spicy foods so I might as well bring him there, too.

Link: Life: Restaurant Tandory, Uruguay forum

El Dorado is Panama's Chinatown

Where can I find a listing of all the Chinese related businesses, retailers and restaurants in El Dorado ? I am visiting there next month, and want to find an old friend of mine who is running a business there. I am not sure if he has a restaurant or a shop.

Link: Going Chinese in El Dorado (chinatown); Panama Expat an

Mokaflor Interview

Name of your website?

Mokaflor

Your name?

Andrea Bernini

Your Location (city, etc)

Florence

Please give us a short summary of your website?

The web site presents the Mokaflor company, giving information about products and our commercial network. A large part of the web site describes our mission and the way we make "coffee culture" to improve the knowledge of coffee: from the origin to the cup!

Read more: Mokaflor Interview [click]

Coffee Sipping in Colombia

There are lots of reasons why tourists are flocking the country of Colombia, its natural beauty, the people, nature, history and more. And probably one of the must try in the said country is their coffee.

Your trip to Colombia would not be complete if you do not try their local coffee. Go to some coffee shops there and see for yourself.

Check out the link below to read more about this matter.

Link: Export: Coffee, Colombia forum

Pizza Dough Recipes

Do you have the recipe for the bread dough for the Figazza ? I would like to make this sometime. I found the Google translation very funny, but it does sound delicious and very easy. I would rather fry the onions slowly in olive oil instead of boiling them, as they will lose flavour if boiled won't they ? Yes, and definitely lots and lots of olives. Calamata olives are soft and juicy, and are the best on a pizza.

Link: Recipes and Food: Figazza, Uruguay forum

About Cook Island Doughnuts

Maybe its just a coincidence to name such like "Cook Island" to have their own variations on food.

One of these unique and can only found in Cook Islands is what they cal "Cook Island Doughnuts. This doughnut has very good smell because of the nutmeg.

The recipe of this rare doughnut is nowhere to be found online, making it more for us to visit Cook Island. Folks that know how to make such treats don't share their secrets to preparing it.

Link: New Zealand, Recipes; In response to Cook Island doughn

Pregnant Woman Looking for Cook Islands Doughnuts

I've heard a lot about this Cook Island doughnuts. I have a friend who went home from New Zealand. During our calls she would brag how delicious and great tasting these doughnuts are!So she brought me like a dozen of it just to prove that those doughnuts are great. And the first time I ate it, it was really mouth-watering and irresistible. I ate like three of them! Nowe, I'm just wondering, do we have it here abroad? Specifically in the Philippines. I want to buy it no matter how much it costs. I'm pregnant and I'm dying to eat it! Please help me.

Link: New Zealand, Recipes; In response to Cook Island doughn