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The Windmills of Kinderdijk - AmaWaterways Tulilp Tour River Cruise | ShesCookin.com

AmaWaterways Tulip Time River Cruise – Part 2

May 13 by Priscilla 1 Comment

Tulip Time Part 2 picks up with the brief interview I had with AmaWaterways Executive Chef Gino Guadagni while on board the AmaSerena during our fabulous river cruise vacation this Easter. I closed Part 1 with visions of the delectable chocolate bar and a teaser about the excellent food we experienced during the weeklong cruise. Always with […]

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Tulips in Amsterdam | ShesCookin.com

AmaWaterways Tulip Time River Cruise – Part 1

May 2 by Priscilla 3 Comments

AmaWaterways Tulip Tour River Cruise If you’re talking about the best river cruises, certainly one has to be a river cruise that begins and ends in Amsterdam, includes viewing more varieties of voluptuous tulips than you ever dreamed existed, visiting Holland’s famous windmills, quaffing Belgian beer, sampling world-famous Holland Edam cheese, Belgian waffles, and chocolates, […]

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Musee Carnavalet, Marais | ShesCookin.com

Exploring Paris’ Arrondissements

April 5 by Priscilla 2 Comments

Let’s talk about the many deliciously fun things to do, see and eat in Paris once you’ve been to the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame, and Musee d’Orsay. This is your chance to “travel deeper” and explore the unique Paris arrondissements, or districts, and discover your favorite! The Bourse – 2nd arr Our “home base” […]

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Brooklyn Brewery Beer & French Cheese Pairin

Brooklyn Brewery and Highlights from #OmnivoreParis

April 29 by Priscilla 3 Comments

There is a lot to be said about spontaneity when traveling. My travel strategy has taken almost a 360-degree turn from planning every minute detail to virtually “winging it” until I arrive at my destination. A decade ago, I would never have dreamed of taking this free-spirited, come-what-may approach. But I can honestly say that […]

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Top 5 for Creative Foodies in Paris

Top 5 for Creative Foodies in Paris

December 7 by Priscilla 9 Comments

There is no shortage of online and old-school print resources and guides to turn to when you’re planning your eating agenda for an upcoming trip to Paris. So why do we need another? My answer to that question is always, “Why not?” I’m about to add to the scores of information on the City of […]

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Le Saotico Scallops with Risotto

Le Saotico – Paris

January 12 by Priscilla 16 Comments

After a whirlwind weekend in New York City, Don jetted off to Paris – on business, really – and I to Arkansas for a visit with my mom. His being in Paris reminded me of Le Sâotico , a charming brasserie, practically next door to his office on the rue de Richelieu, that has to […]

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Petrale Sole with Meyer Lemon Sauce

Paris Inspired

November 15 by Priscilla 27 Comments

Indulge me for a bit as I share a few images of Paris, oui? Meandering the narrow streets of Monmartre after ascending the many famous steps to Sacré Coeur, stopping to catch my breath and chuckle at the irony of a satirical poster of DeGaulle as Mickey Mouse, recalling the early  morning street protest that […]

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Postcard from Paris

October 29 by Priscilla 22 Comments

Dear Friends, I just “discovered” the Galeries Lafayette Gourmet Food store! While Lafayette Gourmet caters to Parisians, for tourists looking for delectable gifts for foodie friends, it’s a one-stop shopping destination with thousands of food products – a majority by famed French producers: fine chocolates by Jean-Paul Hevin,  macarons and pastries by celebrated chocolatier and pastry-maker […]

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Top 5 for Foodies in Brussels

Top 5 for Foodies in Brussels

June 11 by Priscilla 20 Comments

1. The Grand-Place: THE place to be for locals and tourists, and if you have only a day or two in Brussels, this is where you need to start your foodie mission; you can find everything, with the exception of a certain premier chocolatier (see #2), in the streets around the Grand-Place. Brussels’ central square […]

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The Haute Couturier of Chocolate

June 3 by Priscilla 18 Comments

This week’s obsession…. is chocolate, not just any chocolate, but the haute couturier of chocolate, world renowned Pierre Marcolini. Brussels may be known as the international capital of Europe as host of the administrative offices of the European Union and the center of international politics since World War II, but some consider it the Capital of […]

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