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How you can win a £50 voucher? All you have to do is to leave a comment in this post about what is your favourite holiday destination for culinary reason. I am staying in UK this summer so I would love to read some of your stories and imagine that I am somewhere else, eating tasty food. Write about it! Make my mouth watering. How simple is that?
The deadline is Tuesday, 20th July at midnight. I will announce a winner on Wednesday so please stay tuned; check my website so I can contact the winner to give you the full details of this giveaway.
21.07.2010 And the winner is...
Good morning!
Due to the interest and few comments that I really like I left it to a lucky dip and the winner is Scott. Please can I have you e-mail address so I can pass it over to CNS group?
Thank you all for your participation. Have a good day! :)
I love Italy! Perfect pizzas with thin bases, pasta, fresh vegetables and fruit and the most amazing ice cream!
ReplyDeleteI would say India! It is such a vast country and each part of the country has it's own cuisine and flavour profile so there's something for everyone :). In Northern India like Delhi, Punjab and Rajasthan the dishes are usually rich and very flavorful. In Bengal, the cuisine is seafood based and extremely fresh thanks to the Bengal coast. In Gujurat, the cuisine is spicy and delicious where in the South the food is rice and lentil based and purely vegetarian. Whatever part you visit in India, you are sure to embark on a culinary adventure!!
ReplyDeleteFrance is a country where eating out is a weekly pleasure, and not an occasional treat. Get beyond the Haute Cuisine, and the simplicity of French food is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat could be better than cracking open a fresh loaf or baguette and piling on the creamy cheese? French shops are filled with real food- juicy vegetables and fresh meat and fish, crying out for your full attention. And boy do the French know how to cook sauces to compliment them!
Dzien dobry Karolina,
ReplyDeleteI like the food here in Poland.
My wife is Polish and we visit each year a couple of times (you can read about the latest on my blog).
I love the fact that even the supermarkets always have a kiosk selling cakes, as well as all of the smoked sausage etc that just isn't available in England.
Do widzenia!
Crete
ReplyDeletefresh fish, delicious vegs, good feta cheese, cheap vine :)
Paris, I have to get my fix of the superb Parisian food markets & restaurants a couple of times a year, love the buy whats fresh & seasonal, cook & eat it today philosophy...
ReplyDeleteI actually really like Lebanese food - a really nice kebab with good quality chicken or lamb cooked to tenderness with garlic dip and hot fresh flat-bread and salad, not to mention proper tabbouleh with plenty of parsley and fresh fish. I love Moutabaal dip which is made by slow roasting aubergines and home-made hommous. It's a simple cuisine but very satisfying if done well!
ReplyDeleteThere are several things which would beckon me back to the Yemen and its food is ranking top.
ReplyDeleteIn the ancient days, the South Arabian people imported spices from India when combined with fresh products and millennia of experience, the result is just a foodie dream.
Yemeni people love their meat: Hanid, lamb meat cooked in typical oven with spices accompanied by flat bread and a Mocha coffee does it for me every time.
my dream is to visit Italy.my husband was there few years ago and is still in love with this country. I hope it's gonna happen next summer and I can't wait to try real italian pasta.
ReplyDeleteGood morning!
ReplyDeleteDue to the interest and few comments that I really like I left it to a lucky dip and the winner is Scott. Please can I have you e-mail address so I can pass it over to CNS group?
Thank you all for your participation. Have a good day! :)