Thursday, May 5, 2016
Saturday, November 21, 2015
Free Lentil Soup & Garlic Sauce or: How to Get Your Arabic Restaurant a 5 Star Rating
When you've lived in the Middle East almost your whole life, and you relocate to a small city where burrito and schnitzel joints abound (seriously they're all on the same street), your eyes will be trained to be on the lookout for any restaurant selling food that has flavour. So when I saw that there was a new Mediterranean grill place in town I alerted my brother as soon as possible and we went to go check it out. When we came in to get some lunch, we were offered little cups of warm lentil soup and something delicious covered in garlic sauce. Pretty good first impression I'd say.
Saturday, November 7, 2015
6 Things I Forgot to Take with Me on a Desert Camping Trip
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Dos and Don'ts of finding the best Arabic food in a small city
Sometimes you have a craving that needs to be filled... with hummus. Or some other kind of Arabic dish. But if you don't live in a big city in North America or anywhere in the Middle East, it won't be easy to find. So I’ve taken it upon myself to compile a handy list to help you on your search.
Monday, November 2, 2015
How to actually help Syrian refugees
Twitter is a great place. You get to interact and engage with people from all over the world, hashtags are born, and memes are shared.
Friday, October 23, 2015
10 questions for organic farming activist Dr. Vandana Shiva
I met Vandana Shiva in the airport. When the automatic sliding doors at the arrivals gate revealed her luggage cart and her orange sari, I half expected a beam of light to illuminate her, such is the legend that surrounds her. Of course none did because Vandana Shiva is just a human being and not a saint. But what a human being she is.
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
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