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The Last Stop: Cabot Cheese Visitor’s Center
Our final stop on our way home from Burlington, Vermont was at the Cabot Visitor’s Center. After a beautiful ride through scenic Vermont farmland, while digesting our Ben & Jerry’s samples, we stopped to see how our favorite cheese is … Continue reading
Vermont Road Trip: Ben & Jerry’s
On our way home from Burlington, we made several stops to break up the trip. The first stop was breakfast at Penny Cluse Cafe, which would become my breakfast place of choice if I lived in or near Burlington. Their … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben & Jerry's, Lake Champlain Chocolates, Penny Cluse Cafe
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Burlington, VT: Red Onion
On our way home from Montreal, we decided to spend a day in Burlington, Vermont. We wandered and explored for a while before deciding to have a late lunch at The Red Onion, a small bakery and cafe on Church … Continue reading
Spicy Peanut Butter Cookies
I was given a jar of The Heat is On peanut butter a couple of weeks ago, and finally got around to making something with it. The spice seems mild at first, until after the cookie has been completely consumed… … Continue reading
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It’s Fiddlehead Time!
My uncle makes the best pickled fiddleheads. This time, however, he surprised me with a large bag of fresh fiddleheads!
Vermont Road Trip
On our way home from Montreal, we decided to take a route through Vermont that would allow us to spend a day exploring Burlington. We enjoyed lunch at The Red Onion, then wandered around the city, eventually stopping at the … Continue reading
Bagels in Montreal
Before diving into a Montreal bagel story, I should probably start with my New York bagel story… On my very first visit to NYC, my first meal was a bagel and lox at a diner not too far from Penn … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Bourdain, Fairmount Bagel, La Maison du Bagel, St-Viateur Bagel
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Tired Feet in Montreal
The picture below is one of the few indoor pictures we took while visiting Montreal. In fact, it might be the ONLY indoor picture taken with my camera due to extreme camera shyness brought on by the event described below…
Cajun Crab Stew
I found this recipe about a month ago, and have made a variation of it (see below photo) twice already due to its wonderful flavors and easy preparation.
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Dad’s Jambalaya
One thing I failed to experience in New Orleans was jumbalaya. Fortunately my dad made a batch for a family gathering the very next weekend! This recipe is a family favorite, and it is terrific for potluck meals.