RecipeMuncher

Sunday there was a picnic Organized in Brussels with few bloggers. And as I had met Apolina from Bombay-Brusselles the week before I thought why not go and meet some more bloggers.It was meant to be a picnic in one of the parks there, but the weather was bad, so Corinne was kind to invite all of us to her home so that we didn’t had to cancel it.We were with eleven,plus Apolina’s daughter and

Sunday there was a picnic Organized in Brussels with few bloggers. And as I had met Apolina from Bombay-Brusselles the week before I thought why not go and meet some more bloggers.It was meant to be a picnic in one of the parks there, but the weather was bad, so Corinne was kind to invite all of us to her home so that we didn’t had to cancel it.We were with eleven,plus Apolina’s daughter and

and a “classy” NY Philharmonic concert in Central Park. Imagine sardines in a can; it was super packed with, well, the rest of New York. I must’ve spent most of the night twirling my head this way and that scanning the crowds. Let’s not forget how I could barely hear Tchaikovsky in the background. But, it’s always fun to spend time with friends on a breezy July night sitting in “nature” chomping down on homemade goods. Ann, Rommel, and I traveled down to Chelsea Market for a light lunch and a stroll around the shops to grab fresh ingredients from Buon Italia and Amy’s Bread for our picnicking adventures. On the menu for tonight: Muffuletta, Scallion Pajeon, Fuji Apples and Pan di Stelle! For those who have never heard of a muffuletta, the olive, meats, cheese, sourdough sandwich originated in New Orleans. It is a large 10″ round of bread hollowed in the middle and packed with ingredients. Please take a look at my version!

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