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- While wandering the back roads of Hawaii
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- Florida in its Quincentenary Year
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- White sand and oysters on Alabama’s gulf shore
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- Dine with history along Wissahickon Valley Park trail (Photos)
- On April 5-7 the Shawnee Inn will be a crime scene
- At Chestnut Hill’s Roller’s Restaurants, Paul whirls like a focused dervish (Photos)
- Mount Airy’s Trolley Car Diner redefines the hash house (Photos)
- Dining al fresco at Philadelphia’s Audrey Claire is as natural as their menu (Photos)
- Marc d’Entremont: Food & Recipes Examiner
- Savory stuffed lemongrass from Tamarind Cafe, Luang Prabang, Laos (Photos)
- Two Moroccan side dishes that enhance any meal (Photos)
- Moroccan Crispy Chicken with Preserved Lemon and Olives (Photos)
- Recipes from Florida’s oldest B & B, St. Francis Inn, St. Augustine (Photos)
- Two easy Laotian appetizers from Luang Prabang (Photos)
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Dear Mr. d’Entremont,
After reading your blog on Evansburg, I am curious to know if you are the chef at Osteria or do you have another local connection? I live “down the road” in Arcola, in a stone farmhouse with the wrap-around Victorian porch. We think the first owner of our house was John Rees, miller, whose wife was the daughter of Frederick Mulhenberg, first Speaker of the US House of Representatives, who lived in Trappe. There is a Quaker meeting house on Black Rock Rd. an Upper Prov. Twp. website places the establishment of this meeting house at 1740.
Unbelievable how well-wirtten and informative this was.
Thank you Magdelina for your nice comment. Please tell your friends about my blog and suite101 articles. I’d enjoy more readers such as yourself.
Dear Daniel,
Sorry for not seeing this much earlier but, for some reason, your comment did not show up on my dashboard or email. No I’m not the chef at Osteria. I retired from active kitchen work at the end of 2008 and have devoted full time to establishing a freelance cultural travel and food writing career. Besides international travel, I’ve always been interested in our local world, and we certainly have history in this area. I’ll certainly check out the Meeting House, being a member of Abington Meeting myself. I’ve just returned from a press trip to Missouri and will be publishing articles both on-line and in print media. Take care and thanks for your interest!
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Hey Mark!
Think we should do a culinary tour to Cuba? Why not? BTW- the plane is direct to Havana from LAX, via Continental. Flights from Mexico have been cancelled. Americans are welcome.
Maybe we can work with IFTWA and make it a reality
Sounds terrific! I did not know that the USA had allowed direct flights.
Hi Marc! Would you do me the honour of accepting the Kreativ Blogger Award? Details in my post http://restlessjo.wordpress.com/2012/05/22/kreativly-tagged/
Thank you very much. I’ll work on the details.
Dear Johanna,
I don’t believe I didn’t respond to your generous offer. Please forgive me as I’ve been swamped with writing and planning a major series of trips that start in two weeks. I’ve read your blog on the award, and I will return the favor, but it may be a couple more weeks due to deadlines.
Take care,
*Marc*
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