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Liquor Ruins Country, Family, and Life

By Avi Kramer on March 27, 2009 in Asia, India, Photos

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Other than water, Indians do not typically drink while they eat. If anything besides water, it's a soft drink. There are many fresh-squeezed fruit juices, fresh lime sodas (seltzer + fresh lime juice + sugar), and...

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Iranians Know How to Throw a Party

By Renee Blodgett on March 20, 2009 in California, North America, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

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A friend of mine came into town recently for an engagement party - his niece who is half Pakistani and half Iranian is marrying his nephew who is Indian. What an amazing blend of traditions...

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Cooking from the End of India

By Avi Kramer on March 19, 2009 in Asia, India, Photos

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[Note: I'm catching up from the the last few weeks -- this post, as well as those from March 15th and 17th, originally took place earlier this month, but I've just published all of them...

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Tomato Curry in Southern Kerala

By Avi Kramer on March 15, 2009 in Asia, India, Lodging, Photos

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Thirvanathapuram, more commonly known as Trivandrum, is nearly on the southern tip of India. It is Kerala’s business capital with booming shopping and many Indian tourists who come south on vacation. To get to Trivandrum from northwest Tamil...

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Dulce de Leche – A Delicious National Obsession

By Paula Crerar on March 4, 2009 in Argentina, Photos, South America

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If beef is the national dish of Argentina, dulce de leche is undeniably the country’s sweet treat -- the average Argentinean eats 6 pounds each year. Dulce de leche is a creamy, silky dessert made from...

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Half-Century Old India Coffee House to Close

By Avi Kramer on March 3, 2009 in Asia, Bangalore, India, Photos

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Over the last ten days I’ve covered southern Karnataka (Bangalore, Mysore, and some surrounding villages), northwest Tamil Nadu (Ooty and Pudumundu), and now southern Kerala (Trivandrum and Kovalam) and Tamil Nadu (Kannyakumari and Nagercoil). I’m...

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A Place Called Ooty

By Avi Kramer on March 1, 2009 in Asia, India, Photos

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Early last week I spent a few nights in the rural Tamil Nadu town of Ooty. There’s a horse racetrack in the town center and quiet villages in the surrounding hills. In a very small...

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Kitchen Policy: No Shoes

By Avi Kramer on February 27, 2009 in Asia, India, Photos

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[Note: This is an older post written on 18 Feb in Jaipur]On Station Road (below) the busiest restaurants serve the Rajasthani specialty, Dal Batte Churma.The Dal portion of dal batte churma is of course the...

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Avi Kramer

Avi Kramer is a freelance writer and editor. He has lived in Chile, China
and India and currently resides in Portland, Oregon.

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Liquor Ruins Country, Family, and Life

Iranians Know How to Throw a Party

Cooking from the End of India

Tomato Curry in Southern Kerala

Dulce de Leche – A Delicious National Obsession

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