La Boqueria Market Sant Josep Market, now known as La Boqueria Market, was once an open-air market that got covered and made into an indoor market back in 1914. It is located in the heart of La Rambla and is the most famous market in Barcelona. Open 8am-8:30pm Monday- Saturday, La Boqueria is a huge tourist attraction and a […]
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Egypt’s neighbouring countries have influenced Egyptian cuisine with hummus, falafel, kebab, and shawarma. Still, legumes, vegetables, and rice lay the foundation for the Egyptian diet. I love food and discovering its origins, so what better way to do that than an authentic cooking class. I embarked on a culinary experience to explore traditional Egyptian food
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Learn to bake bread like a Bedouin on your trip to Wadi Rum, Jordan. Imagine sitting in the desert, surrounded by dramatic sandstone formations, goats running by, enjoying local tea, and baking some warm traditional Arbood bread with Bedouins. Well, that’s what I got up to on my Wadi Rum cooking adventure, read on to
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