Tag Archives: Belgium

BELGIAN CHOCOLATE—OH MY!

Those who subscribe to author Terry Moore’s chocoholics 12-step program—“NEVER BE MORE THAN 12 STEPS FROM CHOCOLATE, ” should head to Belgium, as it has to be the most densely packed chocolate-rich country on earth. Although Belgium does not have the climate to grow cocoa beans, it does have the skill, standards and savvy to [...]

GREAT GRILL

Although it is self-designated “the smallest town on earth, ” Durbuy is large enough to have a restaurant serving what my traveling companions claim is one of the biggest taste treats in all of Belgium. Considering the nature of our trip, this is super-size praise for any size town. I was traveling with four fellow [...]

BELGIUM: FOOD SPECIALTIES

Belgium is a country of great diversity. Tucked between Holland and France, this small (about the size of Maryland) strip of a country sports a population of over 10 million and hosts not only the European Union, but also NATO and a slew of the world’s top international trade and finance companies. As one would [...]

FAVORITE WINTER RECIPES

Glorious Condiments


Cherry Stuffed French Toast


Zingerman’s Hot Cocoa Cake


Brie and Gorgonzola Torte


Buffet Dinner Party Salad


Pumpkin Bread


Heavenly Chocolate Truffles

 


Sweet Cookie Kisses


Irish Coffee

 

 

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Dijon


Rome


Tucson


Los Angeles


Bangkok


Ann Arbor


Stuttgart


Milwaukee