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Lisa T.E. Sonne has braved Arctic cold and remote jellyfish waters for Intelligent Travel. Now she faces her “inner chef” and finally learns to cook in savory Morocco.
Comfort Food in the Republic of Georgia
Posted by Intelligent Travel on December 29, 2010 Jenny Holm offers us a taste of the Republic of Georgia. I arrived in Batumi on an August afternoon so hot the buckling pavement shimmered. The coach bus that had carried our group of fifty English teachers from our orientation site in central Georgia to our new home base on the country’s Black Sea coast…
Tuscan Cooking School
Posted by Intelligent Travel on November 11, 2009 Friend of IT Barbara Fallon is just back from Italy, where she took cooking classes and explored life in the Tuscan hills. Housed in an old Tuscan farmhouse in Mercatale di Cortona, nine female friends from around the U.S. are gathered for a week of Italian cooking classes with chef Faye Hess. She’s already…
Cooking in Julia Child’s Paris, Circa 1950
Posted by Janelle Nanos on August 11, 2009 Catherine Barker, avowed Francophile and fellow blogger over at NGM Blog Central, was inspired by the release of Julie and Julia to look back through our archives and learn exactly how Julia Child went about “Mastering the Art of French Cooking” back in Paris in the 1950s. She uncovered a story, “Home Life in Paris…
