Gothenburg Files: Meeting legends at Kometen
She didn’t have to tell me that she loved this place. I could read it all over her demeanor. That timelessness that Kometen (“The Comet”) has which always invokes nostalgia.
Latvia Files: Exploring Riga in photos + video
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West Sweden Files – Biking the Göta Canal
One of the largest construction projects in Sweden’s history, the Göta Canal happens to be Sweden’s third most visited attraction…
West Sweden Files – Local food producers around Kvänum
While traveling around with the Culinary Academy, I got to spend time with local food producers and brewers around Kvänum to learn about slow food in West Sweden…
Introducing the West Sweden Files
I’ve been writing a lot about West Sweden lately. Mostly because it has the strongest fishing culture in the entire country, and whereever there is solid seafood, I’m there. Plus I’ll be heading over to Grebbestad in early May to cover the Nordic Oyster Championships as well. For Travel Channel’s Best Culinary Destinations for 2016, I was …
Postcard: Feskekörka in Gothenburg #CulinarySweden
A historic landmark and market since 1874, Feskekörka (“Fish Church”) is an iconic fish market in Gothenburg where you’ll find fishmongers peddling whole salmon, giant chunks of tuna, cod fillets, langoustines, crawfish, fresh crabs, pickled herring, and anything else that once swam or scurried across the ocean floor in an old church building…