Baltimore’s a great town for beer, and for a beer tour.
I had a great time during my few days of foraging through Baltimore discovering some of the best local brews and breweries thanks to the knowledgeable folks at City Brew Tours. Continue reading
Fiz Sparkling Wine Bar
Fiz is a 10-week pop-up and London’s first sparkling wine bar, Alexandra Kalinowski reports.
Unpopular opinion but prosecco is not life. Neither is Champagne unless it’s Veuve Clicquot. I guess it’s because I’m not a massive white wine drinker. That is until you plop a bit of Riesling from the Mosel in front of my gob. So you can imagine my scepticism when visiting London’s first sparkling wine bar landed in my diary. Continue reading
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#TasteBaltimore: Phillips Seafood
Diving into a bag of steamed blue crabs, cracking each open with a wooden mallet and going at it with hands-on, finger-licking abandon may seem like a far cry from fine dining. But for full-on Chesapeake flavour and a moreishly memorable Maryland meal, there’s no finer way to savour the best of Baltimore than with a visit to Phillips Seafood.
So Maryland is famous for its crabs. And after my decidedly tactile and especially carnal experience, I understand what the fuss is all about. If you love seafood – and don’t mind getting your fingers deliciously dirty – I can’t recommend Phillips enough. Continue reading
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Mazi Mas: Empowering Migrant and Refugee Women in the Kitchen
Alexandra Kalinowski attends a Mazi Mas dinner and reflects on her own relationship with her Oma.
For those of you who know me, you’re familiar with the turbulent relationship I had with my Oma, my German grandmother. Growing up she meant the world to me; a world she handcrafted through play, cooking and a deep sense of love from an ocean away. It was her cooking that drew all of us time and again to the kitchen and table, and I’ve yet to be able to find a replication of her craft. It’s her meals, hospitality, and my now ingrained passion for food that have helped me overcome that time when her spitefulness towards our loved ones turned them weak. Those memories around the table have given me peace. Continue reading
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#TasteBaltimore: Modern Cook Shop
Breakfast. It’s the most important meal of the day. And my first full day of my Baltimore tour started with a great one at Modern Cook Shop.
Market, bar, and restaurant all-in-one, Modern Cook Shop in the historic yet still really very happening neighbourhood of Fell’s Point was an ideal spot for breakfast. Continue reading
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Death’s Door #Gindependence Pop-Up Dive Bar
Alexandra Kalinowski discovers some American spirit with #Gindendence in Dalston.
Missing Fourth of July for us Americans is like missing Thanksgiving (sorry I’ve wracked my brain for some sort of British holiday anyone could empathise with to no avail). It’s soul destroying to know that the rest of your family and friends are on the beach, barbecuing and watching the fireworks, while you watch the rain dribble down your work window. Sometimes I even go out and buy red cups just to pretend I’m having a grand ole time … Continue reading
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Oh Say Can You #TasteBaltimore?
Big on flavour but convention not so much, Baltimore served up just the sort of yummy fun I love to write about.
Edgar Allen Poe, John Waters, David Simon: Baltimore has spawned and inspired some of America’s greatest storytellers. I mean even The Star Spangled Banner – penned by Baltimorean Francis Scott Key – was written as a poem about an especially wild night out on Baltimore’s harbor as much as it was an anthem of national pride. Continue reading
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Something’s Brewing: Pour Over Coffee Maker (espressoCrazy)
Good morning! I’m back for a second round of coffee brewed at home.
Following up from my last (and I’d say largely successful) attempt at brewing coffee with a drip coffee maker, I’m sticking with the same basic filter method but using a different, more basic device: a pour over coffee maker.
Read my complete post at espressoCrazy.
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Hej! Here’s How to do Stockholm for $100 a Day (Going Places)
Stockholm is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and a favorite destination for travelers seeking a friendly, clean, and virtually crime-free city where they can enjoy traditional Scandinavian charm mixed with contemporary cosmopolitan culture.
The Swedish capital also has a reputation for being a pricey place. As with its Nordic neighbors, lots of things that Americans take for granted as cheap cost considerably more in Sweden. But anyone who’s been to Stockholm will tell you it’s definitely worth visiting and there are plenty of ways to experience it on a shoestring without feeling like you’re missing out on what makes the city such a special place.
Read my complete post at Going Places.
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Graze Across Galicia: Bullish on the Best of Galicia
My end of April graze across Galicia to help a friend with a bit of recon for an upcoming foodie endeavour was a delicious way to delve deep into one of Spain’s most bounteous and beautiful regions.
To help you browse all the posts in my Graze Across Galicia series, here’s a list with links to all of them: Continue reading
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Good Stuff #67
Good stuff and lots of it!
Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip, savour and more (though with respect to this particular post just to sip) – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Graze Across Galicia: Árbore Da Veira
The last of my Galician dining adventures (until the next go round, which I hope will be soon) was an artfully presented lunch at Árbore Da Veira, an upscale Michelin starred restaurant in A Coruña.
Chef Luis Veira’s frisky if restrained approach toward haute cuisine highlights immense culinary talent and an especially inventive palate through a light-hearted approach that refrains from straying beyond the bounds of elegance and formality. Continue reading
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Win a Pair of Tickets to Brockmans Gin’s #PressForGin Pop-Up Bar
COMPETITION IS NOW OVER AND THE WINNER HAS BEEN CONTACTED. THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING TIKICHRIS. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR LOTS MORE FUN AND FREEBIES TO COME!
Love gin? Love a party? Love a unique venue? The next Brockmans Gin #PressForGin pop-up at the ArcelorMittal Orbit on the 27th of July is for you.
Time Out tickets for it go on sell 27 June for £35 each, and if things turn out like last time, the event is bound to sell out quick. But guess who’s stashed away two tix for one lucky tikichris reader? Yep, that’s me looking out for your and your social agenda. Continue reading
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Graze Across Galicia: Casa Rita
I only had time to spend one afternoon in A Coruña, which was a pity as it was my first time to visit this fascinating city. Perched dramatically upon a craggy and elevated spit of land thrust out into the Bay of Biscay, it was great place for a scenic (if hilly) stroll. And considering the remit of my Graze Across Galicia, I was glad to discover it’s an ideal destination for excellent food and drink as well.
First stop in A Coruña? The bar – and Casa Rita in the heart of town turned out to be a good one. Casa Rita is a rustic and “típico gallego” tavern, with a touch of Art Deco in its décor and a few homey and cheeky embellishments here and there. Continue reading
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Mermaid Toast at East Village Market
Zay Ahmed has a crisp and colourful breakfast at East Village Market.
This weekend I popped down to the East Village Market, curated by Alistair Maddox (of Broadway Market fame) and treated myself to Instagram’s latest food trend, magical Mermaid Toast. Continue reading
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Graze Across Galicia: Casa Marcelo
For fine dining that’s as fun as it flavoursome, Casa Marcelo in Santiago more than fits the bill as I was pleased to discover during my Graze Across Galicia.
To the best of my knowledge, Casa Marcelo is the only Michelin starred restaurant in Santiago and one of about a dozen across Galicia. Soon into my meal, I could see why it had received such a prized honour; service was swift and polite, the setting was tasteful, upscale and comfortable, the wine list was exquisite and – most importantly – the food was phenomenal. Continue reading
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Rubies in the Rubble Surplus Food Pop Up in Selfridges
Alexandra Kalinowski heads to Selfridges to check out Rubies in the Rubble Surplus Food Pop Up.
This whole clean/guilt-free eating that’s been popularised in recent years with the rise in health-food bloggers turned cookbook churners is dying a slow death. Now, instead of spending a fortune at the grocery store on alternative sugars, proteins and organic fruit & veg, we’re starting to see a more realistic approach to wellness. One we never should have lost sight of in the first place: sustainability. Continue reading
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Graze Across Galicia: O Gato Negro
Similar in feel to other Spanish cities renowned for their tapas such as San Sebastian and Madrid, Santiago de Compostela has its own classic collection of old school bars and taverns serving small plates of regional dishes.
Unlike the aforementioned destinations though, Santiago’s rustic little cubbyholes for casual drinks and local cuisine tend to be a lot less touristy (save during Semana Santa when pilgrims and sightseeing descend upon the city en mass).
I would have loved a Santiago bar crawl while in Santiago. But alas I was in Galicia for a graze across the region not a crawl around town. Schedule and funds allowed only for one bar session. I was fortunate my research and instincts led me to O Gato Negro. Continue reading
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24hourlondon Meets Social Media Influencer tikichris (24hourlondon)
I sat down for a cold pint and a cool chat with Emma Hartley of 24HourLondon recently. Emma was interested in interviewing me about being a “social media influencer” and such.
Emma’s free to download 24hourlondon app for iPhone and Android helps you locate venues near you that are open late or never close.
“I’m not a twenty-something blonde girl,” Chris Osburn tells me in his soft American accent.
Read the complete interview at 24hourlondon.
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Graze Across Galicia: Mercado de Abastos
Santiago de Compostela may be best known as a city of architectural excess in the name of Catholic grandeur. But just as key to what makes it such a fine destination for any sort of pilgrimage is the humble foodie action happening on the ground of this historic town.
My Galician Graze continues with a browse along the hundreds of stall of Santiago’s Mercado de Abastos. Continue reading
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Where and When Your Selfie is a No-No (Miles Away)
We all love taking a selfie now and then. It’s a fun way to share special moments and to create personal keepsakes from our travels. But it’s not always such a smart idea to take a selfie of everything that catches our eye – no matter how amazing or photogenic the scene.
Here’s a look at some situations and locations when you’ll have to allow your own imagination or a postcard to provide the memories because a selfie would just be too rude or dangerous.
Read my complete post at Miles Away.
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Graze Across Galicia: Benboa
Next stop on my Graze Across Galicia is Benboa at the pretty little port of Corrubedo.
Benboa is a large venue split into four spaces: restaurant, tavern, bar and fish shop with deli. It’s got a nautical (but not too kitsch) theme throughout with plenty of outdoor seating with views across Corrubedo’s port stretching toward the area’s famed giant dunes across a small bay. Menues are seasonal and created with a focus and commitment to sustainably sourced local products. Continue reading
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Something’s Brewing: Drip Coffee Maker (espressoCrazy)
For my first look at different ways to brew coffee at home, I’m going to start with one of the simplest: using a drip coffee maker.
Brewing drip or filter coffee involves pouring hot water over ground coffee beans and having the run off strained through a filter (most usually paper). The quickest and most fuss-free way to prepare coffee this way is with a drip coffee maker, which heats the water up and channels it through to the ground beans in a filtered receptacle to a pot on a base to catch the freshly brewed coffee.
Read my complete post at espressoCrazy.
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Graze Across Galicia: La Bodeguilla de San Roque
I’m back with the first report from my Graze Across Galicia to share the highlights of a casual dinner at La Bodeguilla de San Roque in Santiago de Compostela.
For classic Galego fare in homey digs, San Roque is a safe and savoury bet. Continue reading
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The 7 Best Family Friendly Cities You Should Visit This Summer (Miles Away)
Summertime means family time. But you’re probably wondering about which city can make for the best summer family vacation.
Don’t worry — here’s our roundup of seven of the most family friendly cities in the US. Happy holidays!
Read my complete post at Miles Away.
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Graze Across Galicia with Vaca y Marela
I spent the end of April grazing across one of my favourite foodie regions of Europe – Galicia – helping an amigo get a little closer to making his dreams a reality and discovering why this picturesque and verdant corner of northwestern Spain is an ideal setting for what he’s cooking up.
The visit was my third to Galicia. To my knowledge, it’s one of the best places in the world for fresh seafood and downhome cooking and is increasing becoming a smart choice for upscale and fine dining. So yeah, I love it there. Continue reading
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Preview: The Greatest Spectacle of Lucha Libre, York Hall, Bethnal Green
Zay Ahmed is looking forward to catching this weekend’s lucha libre action in Bethnal Green.
Amigos! It’s time again for Mexico’s masked superheroes to fight it out in an epic battle of Good vs Evil at Bethnal Green’s York Hall. Continue reading
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Summer Cities That are Great for Seniors (Going Places)
Reaching retirement age doesn’t mean resigning yourself to the rocking chair for the rest of your life! For many, the golden years are their most active and offer a chance to embark upon all those adventures they put on hold while building a career and raising a family when they were younger.
We took a look around the US and found these seven cities to be among the very best for chasing your dreams and enjoying your travels as a senior this summer.
Read my complete post at Going Places.
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You Don’t Have to Pay a High Price for Great Wine
How’s your summer going?
Mine’s been pretty awesome. From teaming up with Wines of Bordeaux to host a Twitter Q&A about summer food and wine pairings to touring vineyards in Friuli Venezia Giulia in northeastern Italy (more on that to come) to simply enjoying a chilled glass of white in my East London back garden at the end of a surprisingly sultry day – this season has been one filled with great wine. Continue reading
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Preview: Children are Stinky at Underbelly Festival
Acrobatics coupled with highbrow toilet humour? I’m in and very much looking forward to checking out Children are Stinky at Underbelly Festival.
Following a sell-out run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016, which earned them the Children’s Choice Award 2016, Circus Trick Tease are delighted to announce that they are bringing their critically acclaimed family friendly show Children are Stinky to Underbelly Festival Southbank this July. Continue reading
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A Local’s Guide to London: What to Do, See, and Experience (Miles Away)
American born, I’ve lived in London for over a decade. Although I’m fairly well settled in, this city never ceases to surprise and delight me. Even as a longtime resident with no plans to leave, it’s still one of my favorite destinations.
With this post, I aim to share some of my top tips for experiencing the dynamic British capital at its authentic best. With so much to see and do and such a rich history to tap into for your itinerary, it should be easy peasy lemon squeezy (as they say here) to get a proper feel of the real London and return home with a strong sense of what living life in London is all about. Or, if you’re like me, you might just find yourself making plans to extend your visit and calling London home.
Read my complete post at Miles Away.
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Win the Complete Range of Jack Daniel’s BBQ Sauces
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For a sweet taste of Tennessee, check out this opportunity to win the complete range of BBQ Sauces from the one and only Jack Daniel!
There are six flavours in the Jack Daniel’s BBQ Sauce range including Smooth Original, Sweet Smokey, Hot Pepper, Tennessee Honey, Full Flavour Smokey and Extra Hot Habanero. Continue reading
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Sweet Life with Splenda?
Have you ever tried baking with Splenda as a no-calorie alternative to sugar? Me neither, but now I’m going to give it a shot.
Have you been watching GBBO? If so, then I’m sure you caught Bake Off’s new judge Prue say that she would like to see healthier recipes on the show. The folks at Splenda® Brand Sweetener couldn’t agree more with Prue’s comments.
They got in touch with me recently to see I’d like to help them spread the word that replacing sugar with Splenda can lead to healthier eating. Assuring me that a compromise-free sweet life is possible, they wondered if I’d like to have a go at cooking with Splenda and sharing my thoughts about the experience here on my blog. Continue reading
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The Great Architectural Bake Off
Alexandra Kalinowski attends The Great Architectural Bake Off with designs on admiring (and devouring) the edible architectural marvels on display.
If I had to pinpoint two things I’ve got from my dad, it’s how to stuff massive amounts of sugar in my gob, and a love of architecture mixed with urban planning. So when I caught wind of The Great Architectural Bake Off, I nearly galloped to Fitzroy Square. Continue reading
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Our/Summer at Our/London Vodka Distillery
Enjoy a special Saturday with Alexandra Kalinowski at the Our/London vodka distillery.
Saturdays in East London are special. Maybe that’s just because when I first moved here Broadway Market was just a short 20-minute walk from my new home. And a good Saturday is now synonymous with a walk along the canal and trip to the market. Continue reading
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