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Tag: recipes

Food

Blueberries: From North America to the World–and a Fresh Blueberry Pie Recipe!

August 25, 2019 Food, recipes Comments are off
Blueberries are native to North America. When they became cultivated, the whole world got to share!

Summer means blueberries. Yes, we’re fortunate that we can get them all year round, but there’s an undeniable thrill when they appear at the local farmers’ markets or grocery stores in mid- to late-summer. Maybe you have a place...

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Greek Salad: Fresh & Easy!

July 21, 2019 Food, Greece, recipes 2 Comments
TravelSmart Woman's Best Posts of 2019: Greek Salad

Whenever you are lucky enough to find excellent tomatoes, immediately change the day’s menu to include a Greek salad. Yes, you’ll have to pay for a few other ingredients, but it would be crazy to pass up the opportunity...

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Greek Coffee Frappé: Your Cold and Bold Summer Drink

May 15, 2019 Food, Greece, recipes Comments are off
Greek Coffee Frappé...the cold, satisfying and inexpensive coffee drink.

Greek coffee frappé? (In Greek: φραπέ, pronounced frah-PEH.) Let’s agree that it does not sound like something Zorba would drink. I expected strong, stiff coffee when I went to Greece. So strong, that a pound of sugar is necessary to...

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Chocolate Cake and the Development of the Atomic Bomb

February 27, 2019 Food, history, New Mexico, recipes, U.S. Destinations Comments are off
Edith Warner's chocolate cake kept the Manhattan Project scientists happy.

When you think of the origins of the atomic bomb, chocolate cake as an important contribution to its success probably doesn’t come to mind. Think again. If Edith Warner’s famous dessert hadn’t fed the isolated scientists working on the...

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Beecher’s Mac & Cheese: Recipe for Seattle’s Ultimate Comfort Food

February 3, 2019 Food, recipes, Seattle, U.S. Destinations Comments are off
TravelSmart Woman's Beat Posts of 2019: Beecher's mac and cheese is Seattle's comfort food!

How good is Beecher’s Mac & Cheese? Ask Oprah. It made her “favorite things” list. Now you can make it at home…the recipe is below! Kurt Beecher Dammeier didn’t intentionally set out to create the best Mac & Cheese...

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Trip versus Vacation: Why I Need Both…and a “Rickshaw”

November 10, 2016 Florida, recipes, solo travel, U.S. Destinations, vacations Comments are off

Follow my blog with Bloglovin Trip versus vacation…Four days at Atlantic Beach. A delightful break from the unbearably brutal heat-and-humidity of inland Florida, where I lived, with no beach or breeze. The craziest thing I did? Too much sun....

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Worth 1,000 Words…

A labyrinth can reset our mind and intention. Can we do the same with how we travel? (Photo by Suzanne Ball)
Flower Vendor at sSeattle Pike Place Market
Seattle’s Pike Place Market is one of the nation’s treasures. (Photo by Suzanne Ball)
The World's Largest Rocking Chair in Casey, Illinois.
Going to Seattle? Of course you'll want to visit the Space Needle. Fresh from a renovation, here's what to know!
"Becoming Human" by Christian Ristow welcomes you to Meow Wolf.The flower-sniffing robot is 30 feet tell. (Photo by Suzanne Ball)
A "young man" of 70+ years leads the band in Santa Clara. (Photo by Suzanne Ball)
Sandia Peak Tram was a challenge to build.
After your selfie at The Bean, visit one of the Chicago food halls!
The passage to the stadium was once covered entirely by a stone arch roof. Today, only one section remains. It's easy to imagine how athletes felt as they ran down the narrow entry into the stadium
The wooden roof is what burned on 15 April 2019, taking the spire with it. When it was built, Notre Dame Cathedral required 52 acres of forest to complete the roof.
Loretto Chapel, Santa Fe, NM: The Mysterious and Miraculous Staircase
Better to see something once than hear about it a thousand times..
Solo travel doesn't really have many downsides
Unclaimed Baggage Center is easy to find in Scottsboro, AL.
Milwaukee Art Museum: Architect Santiago Calatrava designed MOM to resemble a ship. Given its location on the Lake Michigan waterfront, his idea was brilliant. (Photo credit: Suzanne Ball. All rights reserved.)
Peace solo travel by eating at a nice restaurant
Rome-Colosseum
U.S. Destinations-Seattle-Pike Place
Window shopping in Florence: Silk ties
The Acropolis in Athens awaits!
Craving Europe? There are some surprising European destinations in the US!

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