German Pork Roast Recipe German Pork Roast aka Schweinebraten is the quintessential Sunday dinner option for Germany and one of the most typical German foods you can get. Except that we eat it for lunch, not dinner. But you get my point. I grew up in Germany and I can...
Coq au Vin Recipe Today, I want to share one of my favorite French dishes with you: my beloved Coq au Vin Recipe. I have to admit that I didn’t really grew up with French food. But in my travels around the world, and as my cooking skills improved from burning...
Tonkotsu Ramen Recipe An ode to Ramen I love Ramen. Especially Tonkotsu Ramen. It is one of my ultimate comfort foods. The milky, savory broth. The slurpy noodles. The yolky egg and the crispy cha sui. All this is just the foundation for your toppings of choice. From...
Fiskesuppe – Norwegian Fish Soup Norway, my love… How you enchant me with your dark, green forests, your foggy mountain tops, your deep, blue fjords. Your trolls and magical stories still spark my imagination of stories long forgotten. And then your food....
Thai Green Papaya Salad – Som Tam Recipe Som Tam, or better known as Thai Green Papaya Salad, is after Pad Thai and Curry probably one of the most iconic Thai dishes, but can rarely be found in restaurants outside of Thailand. Unfortunately, I’ve never...
Cioppino Recipe Cioppino is an Italian inspired Seafood stew found on the West Coast of the United States. A huge bowl full of chunks of fresh fish, shrimp, clams, mussels, and crab legs and a generous serving of garlic bread to dip up the tomatoey broh. It is a feast...
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MariaAbroad is a Travel Blog to inspire you and show you cool places around the world. I'll share articles about travel, culture, and craft beer. Follow me along, as I adventure through the world, one beer at a time. Cheers!
MariaAbroad is a Travel Blog to inspire you and show you cool places around the world. I'll share articles about travel, culture, and craft beer. Follow me along, as I adventure through the world, one beer at a time. Cheers!
