Even though the taxi prices in Buenos Aires are rather inexpensive compared to other world capitals, they still go up every once in a while. Well, every year to be exact. Every year since I’ve …
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I so want the Daft Punk purse.
Anyone seen these around here? This designer is from Venezuela but has some sort of connection to Buenos Aires… I WANNT!
Defo going …
ooooh! It’s been hard this week! I’m fighting a cold!! But May is the BEST month (a.k.a. BIRTHDAY MONTH!) and there’s lots of fun to be had!!! Here we go:
I’m a BIIIIG fan of Tiramisu so this week’s TWD was a nice surprise to see the “Tiramisu Cake”. Here, in Buenos Aires, it’s not always easy to find mascarpone, one of the key …
Last week’s TWD was one of those recipes that took me by surprise – just like the whole week. First of all, at the end of last week, I got engaged. That Saturday, …
It’s pretty obvious – the seasons are changing. Although it’s rather refreshing (and perhaps even tolerable) now that we’re not in the heat of summer, with temperatures soaring high and the humidity at ninety …
Take a look at this month’s most interesting bars, clubs and restaurants. Feel free to click, print and carry with you for easy reference!
On Saturday, I finished another facebook auction – I auctioned off a carrot cake. Mariana from Brasil won. She invited the girls over for some Pimm’s and cake, so I was able to try the …
So last night, I made that lovely pesto sauce that I mentioned in my last article. Seriously, if you didn’t make it to, do it tonight. I’m making another batch just to keep …
How could I possibly deny my Italian heritage living here in Buenos Aires?
Argentines draw most of their heritage from the Italian and Spanish immigrants that came to this country just a few generations ago. So …
This week’s Tuesdays With Dorie was just simply a pleasure to make. It was simple, I had all of the ingredients at my hand – and I was able to improvise without too much …
