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Royal Pop-Up at Tempo Dulu
Lucky me – I’m invited to an eight-course Royal Thai dinner designed and prepared by Chef Goy Siwaporn, left, who hides a prodigious talent in her tiny frame. Best of all, the sparkling eight-course dinner is held at The Danforth … Continue reading
Posted in East Coast Travel, Food and Wine, Holiday Travel, Lobster, Magic, Maine, Maine Travel, New England Travel, Off-the-beaten-track, The Other Portland, Travel
Tagged epicurean travel, food and wine, Goy Siwaporn, hospitality, Maine, Margolis-Pineo, Portland, Portland Maine, Raymond Brunyanski, Tempo Dulu, The Danforth Inn, winter getaways
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Sustainable Urbanism By Design
Originally published © the Portland Press Herald 2012, photos by Derek Davis Intrepid homesteaders ascend Portland’s Munjoy Hill reviving once-neglected neighborhoods with creative housing concepts. Sometimes it’s co-housing. Sometimes it’s a condominium. It’s often collaborative living, but doesn’t quite conform … Continue reading
Posted in Maine
Tagged Chris Roberts, David Lloyd, Dick Reed, Jenny Scheu, John Ryan, Lin Lisberger, Macomber, Munjoy Hill, Peter Bass, Portland, Rosemont Market, Sustainable Maine, Wright-Ryan
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Nor’easter: Survival Fare
A blizzard is coming. My first thought is, “What can I not live without for 48 hours?” I head for 171 Cumberland Avenue, early, for some savory, soul-satisfying 10-10 pié. I go for the Kale Feta Savory with carmelized onion, … Continue reading
Posted in East Coast Travel, Food and Wine, Maine Travel, New England Travel, Travel
Tagged hand pies, Maine, Portland, seacoast, Ten Ten Pié, winter
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Savor the SoPo Strip
Another tasty summer DIY tour was an afternoon stroll of SoPo’s Cottage Avenue “strip.” Our mostly-walking tour begins at Terra Cotta, a gourmet market and take-out mecca saving busy people from Ramen and Lean Cuisine one delectable meal at a … Continue reading
Posted in East Coast Travel, Farm-to-Table, Food and Wine, Maine Travel, New England Travel, Sustainable Travel, The Other Portland
Tagged Elizabeth Margolis-Pineo, Elsemere BBQ, Enio's, epicurean travel, food and wine, hospitality, Italian cuisine, Otto's Pizza, Portland, South Portland, Terra Cotta Pasta
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Innovation Destination: East Bayside
My sunny summer travel series continues on this snowy day, originally published in the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram in June, July & August of 2014. After a formal “foodie tour” of Portland, I’m feeling restless. As a local, I … Continue reading
Urban Homesteading: Portland, Maine
Here are a few sunny summer stories to warm you as the snow flies, originally printed in the Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram in June, July & August 2014. Neighborhood friends came to a party with a small … Continue reading
Posted in Farm-to-Table, Food and Wine, Maine Travel, New England Travel, Sustainable Travel, Travel
Tagged Maine, Portland, Sustainable urban farming
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Top of the Crop: Harvest on the Harbor
Chef vs. Chef: Natalie’s Top Chefs Compete for Maine Lobster Chef of the Year Oh boy. Two “top chefs” from the same awesome kitchen, Natalie’s at Camden Harbour Inn, will compete for Maine Lobster Chef of the Year at Harvest … Continue reading
Posted in Farm-to-Table, Festivals, Food and Wine, Maine Travel, New England Travel, Sustainable Travel, Travel
Tagged Farm-to-table, Harvest, Maine, Portland
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Left Coast: The Other Portland
The “other Portland.” Hip, indie and arty, Portland, Oregon, is a biking city straddling the twin banks of the Willamette River. This Northwest nirvana has more than enough natural beauty for outdoor buffs, plus more than its share of urban … Continue reading
Pizza, Passion and Proust
“…the smell and taste of things remain poised a long time, like souls, ready to remind us, waiting and hoping for their moment…” I got a card yesterday from Tracy Medling. Tracy is a great painter and a great friend. … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, Travel
Tagged Amalfi Coast, Anson, artist, Columbus Green, Columbus Square park, Court Street, Doonesbury, downtown, James Beard, Little Italy, Maine, Naples, Neapolitan, New Haven, painter, Pepe's Pizza, pizza, Portland, Sally's Apizza, Tracy Medling, White Clam, Wooster Square, Wooster Street
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