Week 9: Australia
While Australia is the furthest country in the world from most of the US, my research made it clear that the cuisine there is quite similar to our own — a Western European base with plenty of...
View ArticleMeal 58: Fiji
We had been planning this meal with 18 Reasons, a warm and welcoming non-profit community food space in San Francisco, for almost a year. Taking the day off of work to prep and cook with my parents,...
View ArticleMeal 89: Kiribati
Move over, Equatorial Guinea: Kiribati, a constellation of a few dozen atolls in the heart of the Pacific, now holds the title of Country the Least People Have Heard Of, judging from an unofficial...
View ArticleMeal 111: Micronesia
At 1 million square miles with only 100,000-ish people, the Federated States of Micronesia is both huge and tiny. (Obviously, almost all of that square mileage is ocean.) As with much of the rest of...
View ArticleMeal 120: Nauru
If you’ve heard of Nauru, it’s likely because of the refugee detention center that Australia operates there. It’s just about the only thing going on economically there, since the decline of the...
View ArticleMeal 122: New Zealand
A little over two years ago, when our now-good-friend Deena did an NPR piece about United Noshes, someone in New Zealand noticed and I did a phone interview on Radio NZ. I promised that when we got to...
View ArticleMeal 129: Palau
Palau is another one of those low-population island countries in the vast Pacific. We’ve discovered along the way that the traditional foods tend to be quite straightforward, and that recipes are quite...
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