Sunday Travel Kitchen - food from around the world

March 25 2012 , Written by thediversetraveller Published on #Broadwalk Empire, #Cocktails, #Cuban food, #Donuts, #Food, #food and travel, #Indian Food, #Spanish food, #travel kitchen, #Travel Kitchen (recipes and food stories from around the world)

Food news and tips from around the web:

1. Great Places to Eat in Spain (Source: We Blog The World)

Madrid is sometimes called the gastronomic capital of the world — a culinary gem that combines variety and quality of local produce and ingredients with a long history of culinary talent and innovation. Home to the ... click here to read more

2. Private Restaurants Try to Expand Cuba’s Menu. (Source: NYTimes.com)

Paladares, or privately owned restaurants, are bringing a dash of style to Havana’s dining scene. Click here to read more

3. India: Mumbai tiffin box recipes (Source: Travel guardian.co.uk)

As part of their Mumbai city guide, Zia Basrai showed Vendana Verma how to make some classic tiffin box receipes. Click here to find out how to make them yourself

4. USA: Boardwalk Empire inspired cocktails: Try your hand at these Prohibition Era tipples (Source: Mail Online)

To celebrate the DVD release of HBO's hit Prohibition Era crime drama, Boardwalk Empire, Marian Beke - head bartender at London's ‘speakeasy’ style haunt Nightjar - has created a selection of 1920's tipples. Click here to read more

5. Around the world: The dos and donuts of doughnuts (Source: Life and style guardian.co.uk)

Churros, beignets, fritters, donuts - whatever you call them, everyone loves a doughnut. What's your take? Click here to read more.

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The Diverse Traveller

05/03/2013 17:19

Hi Pata Negra, thanks for your question, unfortunately I don't have the answer. I am not Spanish but last year was fortunate enough to sample various dishes while three weeks in Spain. If you still need to know for your class get in touch again and I will ask my Spanish friends. If you have found out, please share with me. Hasta Luego!

pata negra

04/29/2013 06:47

What are 5 Spanish dishes that have cultural significance?<br /> I'm making a 'menu' for Spanish class and found some entrees online but I would like to know what real Spanish cuisine is all about. So, if you are Spanish or have lived in Spain, what are 5 essential dishes of Spain?