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Category Archives: Contemporary Food Culture

An Acadian Delight: Rappie Pie

September 23, 2019by Dwight & Lynn Furrow Leave a comment

Halifax, Nova Scotia is known for lobster, lobster and more lobster. But you can get fresh lobster almost anywhere.  The unique, distinctive cuisine in Nova Scotia is Acadian cooking. The […]

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Contemporary Food Culture

“Meh” to Toronto’s Signature Dish: Peameal Bacon

September 21, 2019by Dwight & Lynn Furrow 1 Comment

When traveling one of my pastimes is tracking down foods unique to the area in which I’m staying—foods that I’m unlikely to find anywhere else. Hawaii has its poi, Nebraska […]

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Contemporary Food Culture

Exploring Juneau

September 16, 2019by Dwight & Lynn Furrow Leave a comment

They don’t make wine in Juneau, as far as I know, . But the food is good, the culture is interesting, and the natural resources breathtaking. My excuse for going […]

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Contemporary Food Culture

Juneau: Midnight Twilight, Cruise Ships, Ubiquitous Seafood

September 12, 2019by Dwight & Lynn Furrow Leave a comment

In much of the world, dusk is usually fleeting. Light and dark briefly touch and then pull away as if feeling discomfort in each other’s presence. But here, in June, […]

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Contemporary Food Culture

All Things are Possible With Pasta, Pane and Vino

September 11, 2019by Dwight & Lynn Furrow Leave a comment

Escaping the ordinary is the goal of all recreational travel. Adventure, relaxation, novel experiences, or exploration can all be ways of leaving the humdrum behind.  But on our recently concluded […]

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Contemporary Food Culture, Italy

Under the Umbrian Sun

June 18, 2019by Dwight & Lynn Furrow 2 Comments

Vacationers heading to Italy usually think first of Tuscany. Go there if you like tour buses, hordes of curio shoppers, and high prices. If something about that doesn’t appeal to […]

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Chianti Classico in Two Styles

July 26, 2018by Dwight & Lynn Furrow Leave a comment

After a short stop in Florence, our tour headed south toward the Chianti Classico region of Gaiole with the first stop at Badia a Coltibuono (Abbey of the Good Harvest), […]

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Contemporary Food Culture, Wine Culture

A Brief Visit To Florence, Italy

July 17, 2018by Dwight & Lynn Furrow 2 Comments

Our month-long trip through the wine regions of Central and Northern Italy began in Florence where we were to meet the tour that would traverse Chianti, Montepulciano, Brunello di Montalcino, […]

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Contemporary Food Culture, Europe, Italy, Wine Culture

Texas Food Traditions: Here’s the Beef

January 31, 2018by Dwight & Lynn Furrow Leave a comment

The food traditions in Texas are all about beef. Texas is best known for smoked brisket. Unlike Kansas City-style brisket, Texans don’t drench it in sauce. In fact, at Kreuz Market […]

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Contemporary Food Culture

The Most Memorable Meals for 2017

January 2, 2018by Dwight & Lynn Furrow Leave a comment

Our travels this year took us through Southern Oregon, Southern Idaho, the Upper Midwest, Wisconsin and then south through Chicago, Kansas City, Texas and points west. When not tasting wine […]

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