Time to wander around the web for a weekend again with my next instalment of Weekend Wanderings. As it happens, I’m feeling a bit peckish so I decided the theme of this weekend’s Wanderings should be FOOD.
Picking my favourite food post from the archives was quite tricky. After considering my giant okonomiyaki and my very sweet Brazilian brigadeiro, I finally settled on my post on Colombian ajiaco soup. This soup scores high on the sentimental value points since we eat it every winter with the same special friends, and on top of that, it is truly delicious.
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| Super-delicious ajiaco |
So check out your own blog’s back list and link up below with your favourite post about food. I can’t wait to travel the world through your cuisines … although I will try to do it on a full stomach lest your posts make me want to go off and eat way more than I should!
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People keep talking about okonomiyaki and I’d never even heard of it till this week. I had obviously better try some!
Yes, you must, it’s delicious! It’s funny, though, because there is so much Japanese food on offer outside Japan, and okonomiyaki is usually loved by every foreigner who tries it, yet it’s rarely sold in Japanese restaurants. What a shame!
A little late to the party, but have to wholeheartedly agree with your assessment of ajiaco. Mmmmm. Off to look at your okonomiyaki now. Have you ever been to Okonomi-mura (like okonomiyaki village) in Hiroshima? If you’d like to check it out, we’ve got an interview series over on our blog about food, culture, and travelers views on both. http://turtlestravel.com/food-for-thought/
Oh my goodness Tamara, no I never heard of the Okonomi-mura but I will definitely go and read about it (and I already want to go!!).