Supper in South Philly with the Connoisseur of Comfort
Some call me the connoisseur of comfort. Especially in culinary crevices. For sometimes, even the food transforms and evolves from a perishable role into one of more promise when placed […]
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Inhaling Life in Sepia Hues
Sometimes I wish I could live life in sepia hues. There is something so alluring about familiar vintage glam. It seems to be a more calm, collected living, one in […]
Going Greek with a Love Story, from the Mediterranean to the Pacific
Story telling is an art, and sometimes you can paint it via words, other times through food, and sometimes merely through a vision. But the most memorable of stories are […]
Late Nights with the Egyptian Goddesses of Hollywood
Only in the darkness can you see the stars. Which is why, in all its light, the Hollywood stars don’t dazzle me. Literally, as well as those littered on our […]
This Red Medicine Hypnotized Me, and I’ve been Creatively Untidy Since
“Creativity is intelligence having fun,” said Albert Einstein. Little did one know, he could be describing gastronomy done well. Gastronomy is an art. It transcends sensory and logical barriers of […]
Mosaics of a 10 course Midwestern Meal: Part 2
“Well begun is half done.” Aristotle’s prophecy of sorts rang true to any lengthy tasting menu, where a preparatory, palette seducing beginning was the best pedestal to a fascinating finish. […]
Mosaics of a 10 course Midwestern Meal: Part 1
What’s stronger than Tokaj wine, I once thought? And I was introduced to Tokaj syrup. In the same way, the vicarious expectation from food Makes me swoon to to delusional […]
An Artist’s Italian Flight on the Magnificent Mile
I have often viewed inventiveness in culinary worlds as a skill, not a gift. For akin to the faux but enlightening Chef Gusto of Ratatouille de Paris, anyone can cook, but […]
Studded in the Sultry Bay
Fall for this illusion, And you will never rise. Some nights, you just got to give it to the curvy architecture of iconic cities for dripping in romanticism with the […]
A Girl, A Goat, A Predator and I
Sometimes, having no plan is the best plan ever. And no planning can often lead to a recurring series of behavioral patterns that dictate a way of life. One such […]
3FS Lifestyle: Food Fashion Frameworks 