FOODSTUFF

Peru’s Progressive Palette   WWW | PDF

Lima moves beyond ceviche with a refreshing menu of new restaurants and culinary approaches.





Washington Flyer | May/June 2008

RoadTrip: Hartford County   WWW | PDF

Treat your sweet tooth to Maryland’s Candy Land.





The Washington Post | September 28, 2008

Fabulous by Design   WWW | PDF

After 72 hours in Vienna, you'll be gastronomically spellbound by the café scene and the chocolate, but new twists in design will keep you dreaming about Austria deep into the summer.




Washington Flyer | March/April 2010

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Philadelphia: You Don’t Have to go far for a Vegan Treat   WWW | PDF

When my sweet tooth heard about Vegan Treats, a Pennsylvania bakery that ships its award-winning desserts to restaurants up and down the East Coast, I dicided that a vegan road trip--to theland of cheese steaks--was in order.



The Washington Post | February 18, 2011

Smart Mouth: Dining in the Dark will Keep   WWW | PDF | AUDIO

You Guessing About What’s on Your Plate  

My blind friend Travis and I were sitting in San Francisco’s Opaque restaurant, a dining-in-the-dark concept where servers are blind or vision-impaired. For the life of me, I couldn’t figure out what

I’d just put in my mouth.


The Washington Post | July 31, 2011

Eastern Shore Cooking Classes WWW | PDF

Can Add Spice to Your Cuisine

The first thing you need to know about cooking classes on Maryland’s Eastern Shore and at the Delaware beaches is that you can leave your Old Bay seasoning at home.


The Washington Post | January 8, 2012

Smart Mouth: A Date With a California Date Garden   WWW | PDF

A couple of hours east of Hollywood, it should come as no surprise to find people talking about blondes, brunettes, a movie and romance. It’s just a little disconcerting when you realize that the topic of conversation is a fruit.


The Washington Post | April 1, 2012

A Culinary Road Trip Through Appalachia WWW | PDF

Skip the fried-squirrel jokes—this region could be the next big dining destination. And a multistate road trip is the way to explore it.




The Wall Street Jouronal | October 18, 2014 | Also featured in High Country Press

Chefs and Microbiologists  WWW | PDF

Break Bread Anew  

Top chefs, artisanal food producers, and microbiologists join forces to explore new

tastes and textures.



Microbe | January 2014

Brew, Beach Time Warm the Soul in Dogfishland WWW | PDF

My friend Devon knows how I feel about beer and still didn’t miss a beat when I invited her to join me for a last-minute Dogfish getaway. She was keen on a respite from her family, and I was ready to flee my writing deadlines. Plus, the new Dogfish Inn was calling.


The Washington Post | December 14, 2014

Can you Maintain a Vegan Diet on the Road?  WWW | PDF

Although veganism has moved into the mainstream in recent years, if you stray far from major cities — even in the United States — you may find your options limited to a bowl of iceberg lettuce with a side of fries. Here’s how to keep a vegan diet while traveling.

The Washington Post | April 3, 2016

Are we Ready for a Robotic Barista? PDF

Brewing and serving coffee with precision might just be the answer to a mobile, impatient, caffeine-hungry

world.




SmartPlanet/CBS Interactive | June 2, 2013

Smart Mouth: How a Greyhound Station in WWW | PDF

Savannah Became a Hit New Restaurant

Lexington I’d heard about a new restaurat in an old Greyhound bus terminal, and knowning little more about it, the Grey earned a stop on my itinerary. The blend of historic travel depot and good food was simply too alluring to pass up.

The Washington Post | March 1, 2015 | Also featured in The Dallas Morning News

Nonprofit Pay-What-You-Can  WWW | PDF

Cafes Let Diners Pay it Forward

F.A.R.M. and Healthy World are part of a growing trend of pay-what-you-can community cafes. “Everyone eats, no one needs to know whether you volunteered, underpaid or overpaid,” said the woman who pionered the movement. “You can maintain your dignity and eat organic, healthy, local food.”

The Washington Post | June 21, 2015 | Also featured in The York Daily Record