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Adventurous Tastes was an Atlanta food blog. While we now focus on family travel with an emphasis great food, you can still find our restaurant/food content in our archive.
Way back when, I read Mirielle Guliano’s bestselling French Women Don’t Get Fat and found myself inspired. I’m too much of a food-lover to subscribe for very long to any restrictive diet. So her simple...
Read MoreThanks to Lottie and Doof for inspiring me to finally break out my new ice cream Kitchenaid attachment. I’ve been craving gelato as of late but can’t ever get Mr. AT to bring his wallet...
Read MoreI’ve been jonesing to try my handy dandy new Kitchen Aid meat grinder attachment, and now that it’s grilling season, I finally had an excuse. Always the obsessive researcher, I scoped out several articles to...
Read MoreOn my drive home tonight I was mentally cataloging what we had in our pantry and fridge to work with for dinner. At first I thought I was screwed, but then I recalled that my...
Read MoreThe Adventurous Tastes family birthday has come and past. I was over-ambitious this year, and decided that since our bday was on a weekend, we should have a dinner party. Sounded good in theory, but...
Read MoreEver since I had a jerusalem artichoke (also known as a sunchoke), at The Shed at Glenwood ages ago, I’ve been wanting to experiment with cooking them. Turns out these tubors are neither artichokes, nor...
Read MoreYou have to be rich to eat really well in Copenhagen, at least by Atlanta or even NY standards. According to the NY Times, Food & Wine, Travel & Leisure et al, Copenhagen is one...
Read MoreThis is my first ever Christmas spent in my own home, and not wanting to tempt fate, I decided to do a Christmas dinner test run. I’ve been pouring over my old issues of Domino...
Read MoreI landed at LAX, and by the time I joined my friends Paul and James for dinner it was after 9 Pacific time. My stomach was grumbling wondering why on earth I had waited until...
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