Roasted Jerusalem Artichoke and Walnut Salad with Ricotta
As I was catching up on my favorite food blogs the other day I felt so awful for Bren who described how she broke her camera during an event. I also got a bad gut feeling. Well exactly one week later I broke my DSLR lens. I could not believe it. In such a stupid and...
Caldo de Papas y Cilantro – A Canary Islands Soup
When I discuss ethnic food with people there are always the usual suspects that come up: Italian, Asian, Middle-Eastern and the occasionally more exotics fares like African for example. But sometime I love to research really small destinations to see if they have a...
Momofuku’s Big Apple in NYC: Fuji Apple Salad Kimchi Bacon and Maple Labneh
Time for another trip down travel memory lane. This time I will reminisce about the Big Apple, NYC. My favorite time was going during a Canadian long weekend at the end of May. Its is the perfect time to go because the city is pretty quiet (for NYC standards), the...
5 Star Makeover: Thai Butternut Squash Chilled Soup
The 5 Star Makeover group is back this month with a very season appropriate type of dish: chilled soups. Who would want to eat a hot soup during a heat wave? Not me. And I was pretty sure neither would my guests I received this past Saturday night, at the end of a...
One Armed Tom Yam Wonton Soup
Broken wrist in cast update: today is day 31. 12 days to go! I cannot wait for April 30th. I saw my GP so I got a prescription finally that is stronger than ibuprofen. I am getting a bit of strength back in my fingers very slowly. Three fingers are still a bit numb...Welcome to CulturEatz! I am Evelyne and I am obsessed with making dishes from around the world and traveling. You can read more about my exotic journey here.
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