The Year That Was in Food Porn on Serious Eats
Last one. The Year That Was ends here. It's been real!
Snapshots from Italy: Spremuta, Anyone?: Gina DePalma on fresh-squeezed orange juice in Rome.
Photo of the Day: Pastel de Choclo, Chilean Corn and Meat Pie: A baked corn and meat dish commonly found in Chile.
Snapshots from Chile: Hot Dogs and Sandwiches at Rapa Nui: The completo, a hot dog topped with sauerkraut, avocado, chopped onion, and mayonnaise.
Market Scene: Spring Greens in San Francisco: Pea greens from the farmers' market in San Francisco.
Beer Cola-Can Chicken: Joshua Bousel's recipe for chicken grilled atop a can of cola.
Snapshots from Asia: Tropical Fruit Feast, Pulasans and Rambutans: Rambutans and their pliant, spiky shells.
Snapshots from Asia: Why Are Italian Noodles So Much Pricier than Chinese Ones?: Fresh noodles in Hong Kong.
Snapshots from Asia: Will the Real Shaved Ice Please Stand Up?: Millefeuille-like shaved ice from Snow Miracle in San Jose, California.
Photo of the Day: Shopsin's Taco-Fried Chicken: Shopsin's deep fried chicken battered in crushed tortilla chips.
A Visit to London's Borough Market: Nick Solares' tour of Borough Market, London's heaven for food lovers.
McDonald's Filet-O-Fish: Yea or Nay?: Love and hatred for McDonald's fish sandwich.
Snapshots from the UK: Parma Violets: A British candy that tastes like flowers.
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