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Fernet Cocktails

Fernet Cocktails

A few weeks ago, I made Fernet Boozy Brownies. Missed it? You can check it out here. Now, if you went to the LCBO or your local liquor store and picked up a bottle of Fernet, you may be thinking, “Hmm, okay, now what do […]

Instant Pot Chicken Chili Mac and Cheese

Instant Pot Chicken Chili Mac and Cheese

  Chili Mac and Cheese! Oh yes! This is pure and simple comfort food. You know those days when the weather starts to turn and you want something warm and wonderful? This Chicken Chili Mac and Cheese will do the trick! The best part? It’s […]

Fernet Boozy Brownies

Fernet Boozy Brownies

Mark your calendars! In 53 days, it will be National Brownie Day! Now December 8th is already a special day in the TravelFoodCool calendar, but since we get to celebrate National Brownie Day, it becomes doubly special! Brownies were created in the United States at […]

Tuscan Cannellini Rosemary Soup

Tuscan Cannellini Rosemary Soup

I’m not sure why summer had to leave us so abruptly. I for one was enjoying the warm weather and sunshine. I have to say, the cold weather and rain have made me want to hibernate and start making fall soups! Maybe because I am […]

The Tippler: New York City

The Tippler: New York City

  New York City’s Meatpacking District is undoubtedly one of the coolest areas in New York. This historic neighbourhood with its Belgian block (not cobblestone) paved streets and the High Line, the new and very popular urban outdoor space, has definitely had a resurgence. The […]

Cold Brew Coffee

Cold Brew Coffee

   Raise your hand if you are a fan of Cold Brew Coffee! This may be the “hottest” coffee trend. Instead of being brewed with hot water, this is steeped overnight in your fridge. People swear that it is smoother and sweeter since the cold […]

Herculaneum

Herculaneum

When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, the lava, heat, ash and smoke destroyed a city, killing its residents and burying the city under 20 m of ash. That description brings to mind Pompeii, the extremely famous site that was a must-stop for well-heeled 17th […]

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