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To Cross or Not to Cross: Dining Etiquette

By garib March 8, 2010, 1:36 pm

It is so fascinating to see how people eat. Sometimes, I would rather not watch, but other times, it is quite the opposite. Growing up in Estonia, I understood that eating is like an art form – a skill you inherit from your parents and grandparents. The way they eat is mesmerizing. From the...


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Reminder, Reminder! Valentines Day is Coming!

By garib February 11, 2010, 2:40 pm

February 14, aka, Valentines Day is supposed to be the most romantic day of the year. This day is also known for blowing entire paychecks on gifts, flowers, drinks and dinners. It is a lot more romantic to cook at home for your sweetheart than it is to go through the hassle of making...


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The Armenian Café

By garib December 8, 2009, 1:12 pm

A friend and I had traveled to San Diego. On our way back, we decided to stop by somewhere to grab some fast food. Our exit led us to the “Armenian Café” that was overlooking the gorgeous beach. I wondered why such a café existed in Carlsbad? Our idea of grabbing fast food and driving...


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Thanksgiving Dinner with an Armenian Accent

By garib November 18, 2009, 11:13 am

I will be hosting a pre-Thanksgiving day dinner for my closest friends. At first, I thought it would be very interesting and extremely cultural if I came up with recipes that would incorporate Armenian and American cuisine. That’s where the idea stopped. The list of purely Armenian dishes is...


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The Best cooks…

By yere1 October 25, 2009, 4:05 pm

Women, when compared to men, and at least according to contemporary knowledge, spend more time in the kitchen . Why are all the best cooks in the world - MEN?


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