I was planning on making soup in Cartagena, but since it was a million degrees when we got there, I pulled an audible. We didn’t have any spices or ingredients in our Airbnb, so I wanted something with few ingredients. Since it was so hot and only our bedroom had AC, I wanted something that …
Germany has a special place in my heart. It was the first foreign country I traveled to in high school, it’s the only country where I’m somewhat capable of speaking the language, and it’s the only country I’ve traveled to multiple times. Germany has some great vegetarian options. The rahmschwammerl (creamed mushrooms and bread dumpling) will …
My husband hates salad. He hates that as a vegetarian, people think that salad is valid meal option. He also hates lettuce, which is included in salad, but his hatred extends to lettuce on sandwiches, tacos, burgers, etc. I have managed to trick my husband into eating salad for a few years now by calling …
One of my best tips for cooking while traveling is to cook local foods. Not only does this let you participate in a country’s food culture without spending money on going out to eat all the time, but it also allows you the opportunity to cook new foods that you wouldn’t or couldn’t cook at …
I’m excited to share my first post for a new series on Lattes & Runways: Recipes from the Road. In this series, I’ll take you into the Airbnb kitchens we find ourselves in and the meals we make in them. I’ve found fairly little information about this topic around the travel community, and I’m hoping …