Tag: basque gastronomy
A Basque hamburger recipe that takes us to the heart of...
We shall never tire of saying it, over and over: the border does not divide us, but it does separate us. This play on...
The BBC and the Basque barbecuing tradition, when nothing more needs...
On June 30, the BBC Travel website published an article by Ben Underwater about the Basque tradition of barbecuing.
After reading it thoroughly, we could...
“Haizea” A Basque Breeze Taking Us from SoHo to the Zeeland...
We've said it before: there are times when it seems like coincidences line up it ways that seem to be more than coincidences. Otherwise,...
A Franciscan University in New York State is Organizing a Virtual...
A Franciscan University in New York State is Organizing a Virtual Gastro-Tour of the Basque Country
Siena College in Loudonville, New York (halfway between New...
“Buenos Aires Celebrates the Basque Country” is NOT Canceled: This Year...
The global COVID-19 crisis is affecting all aspects of life, from the terrible, tragic loss of loved ones to the horrendous economic and social...
A Key Piece of Basque History in the US has Closed:...
Quite saddening news: the Noriega Hotel Restaurant in Bakersfield, California has closed its doors for the last time, after over 120 years. This is yet...
From Toronto: a Guide to the Basque Coast from San Sebastian...
Last summer, the Toronto Guardian published an article by Julia Melcher, who is an absolute jewel. Somehow, this article slipped through the cracks, but we finally...
Forbes: Enjoying cheese, wine, and traditions in Gipuzkoa
The Forbes website has just published an article by Irene S. Levine sharing her experiences traveling in Gipuzkoa.
San Sebastian, pintxos, Idiazabal cheese, and Getaria txakoli. We're not...
A German newspaper, writing from San Sebastian, talks about what makes...
The German daily Welt has just published an article by Andreas Drouve, writing from San Sebastian, about the magic of cuisine that travelers to our Basque...
Txapela, the natural Basque cider being made in Argentina
The Argentine daily Rio Negro (which we've cited before on many occasions) has just published an article by Jorge Tanos discussing the story of...