twin cities eats
| Blog URL: | http://www.twincitieseats.blogspot.com/ |
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A Culinary Excursion through the Twin Cities (and occasionally beyond) focusing on non-chain eating spots and the life of a self-proclaimed foodie |
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| Located: | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Tags: | restaurants, food, cooking, books, Minneapolis restaurants, markets, foodie, culinary, gastronomy |
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Les Musees on Mar 19, 2010 in I need to remember my time in Paris so here I capture a few thoughts on the museums I visited this week:A walk early this week took me over to the Cluny/Middle Ages Museum sitting quietly next to the Sorbonne and near the yoga studio I have been freq...
A Food Show in Paris on Mar 17, 2010 in It might be the fancy new under eye cream I bought right before leaving the states, but I think that those dark circles have truly started to look better because of all of the fresh air. Here is Paris, I am walking miles, not just because the streets...
Observations on a Paris Weekend on Mar 15, 2010 in There are some odd things in Paris. Here are a few that I note in the context of my weekend: - You can buy a week-long pass for the Metro and even though the cards are very high tech, regardless of this, the week starts on Monday and ends on Sunday.
The Bobo Palette: New Trends in Parisian Gastronomy on Mar 14, 2010 in My friend AM dropped in to Paris for two days (literally just two days from the US East Coast!) and so we signed up for a tour, but not your typical highlights of Paris tour or even the now normal Chocolate Tour of Paris. This tour, The Bobo Palette...
Oooh.... fancy on Mar 12, 2010 in I have spent time in Paris in the past so in time on my own, I am doing the rather more random Paris tourist activities. Today I decided to go to the Musee Baccarat, the self-promoting museum of Baccarat crystal.I know some people find crystal unexci...
Montparnasse on Mar 11, 2010 in Montparnasse is known for its theaters, cafes and historic literary influences. Given the touristy nature of the area I wandered, it is questionable whether today that literary nature extends further than the walls of the extremely interesting Montp...
