#local fare

[itsregalpines]

15 May - Meet @8eyedspud, fellow bespectacled buddies who run their own creative studio, and also, our featured local artists for the week! You may have seen their conspicuously cheerful, zany art around Singapore, in malls, on vans, sometimes bottles - just to name a few. Here, they’ve captured the very familiar and everyday-relatable hawker scene with applaudable fidelity.

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[celebratinancreatinbeauty]

Getting home we exhaled, unpacked, showered and made arrangements to go back into town for their last evening. Another downtown apartment booked and we determined we ought to treat ourselves to some delicious local fare. I have had my eye on the selected restaurant since I came to the island last August, so it was an easy sell for me. While primping, there was another agreement made that later in the evening we would partake in some MDMA. We got tasting menus with wine pairings, and originally sat with me next to him, and her across, by the last few courses we were all scrunched on the same side trading bites of dessert and sharing drinks. The staff was having fun coming to our table and chatting about the meals, at one point near the end, with our affection somewhat on display, a server who had not been helping us came through and asked “you guys are gonna want a photo, right? I mean I have to take a picture for you.” She was a sweetie, being out and unabashed for a premium meal, getting knowing glances from the elder guests as we ate and laughed tugged on all my heart strings. We even got complimentary lattes. He went to use the washroom and she and I moved outside -ducking around a corner to make out, then realizing we should probably step out of hiding to join our man. Collecting ourselves and walking to the apartment, we arrived at the consensus that dinner had been exquisite foreplay.

[journeyswithmaureen]

The perfect lunch-alpine fare- with latin jazz playing softly in the back ground

[noravetter]

The Local Farey Tale of the Pasty

Pasty from UP North Sandwich & Pasty Co, Richland, MI Phew! This episode marks the end of Season One! And what an episode it is! It is the l

Thrilled to have the latest episode of "Local Farey Tales" out in the world! "The Local Farey Tale of the Pasty" marks the final episode of Season 1. New episodes will arrive in 2022! Up until this current episode I was able to keep up with a monthly schedule that included, research, scheduling/conducting interviews, editing and posting on social channels accordingly. But that schedule is getting harder to maintain so I'll take a break to stockpile some episodes for the new season. Definitely not done sharing these Local Farey Tales yet!

[noravetter]

Listen: The Local Farey Tale of Berger Cookies

Episode Notes: The Local Farey Tale of Berger Cookies is told in 4 chapters (averaging 10 minutes each) baking together the voices of the fo

Berger Cookies are the featured local fare in episode 5 of Local Farey Tales. Take a listen and share your own Berger Cookie or local fare memories via Instagram or Facebook.

*This episode is available anywhere you stream podcasts or just click on the link.*

[noravetter]

Listen: The Local Farey Tale of the Date Shake

The Local Farey Tale of the Date Shake is told in 4 chapters (averaging 10 minutes each) by mixing together the voices of the following Tale

Another month, another Local Farey Tales Podcast episode!

Check out "The Local Farey Tale of the Date Shake" nearly everywhere you stream podcasts.

[noravetter]

Thrilled to announce that I just released the first episode of my new podcast, "Local Farey Tales"! Every episode will feature a fare (food/beverage) that can only be found in a certain region, state or city. The "tale" will be told by the people that know it well - Creators, Servers, Historians, Fanatics, Festival Organizers, etc.

The first episode features Burgoo and can be found on most podcast streaming options or by clicking this link. Enjoy!

Clip Quote from Patrick Bosley, Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn

Music by Anisha Thomas

Logo Artwork by Jonathan Reich

[grim-and-grin]