Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Favorite Posts


A list of my most thought-provoking, hard-hitting, boundary-breaking, over-hyphenated posts. Well, not really. But if you were only going to spend five minutes on this site, this is the direction I’d point you in:

TRAVEL

A Thousand Words
A collection of favorite photos from my travels

Learning the Basics at Pum Thai Cooking School
On those chance cloudy days in Phuket, coop up at Pum Thai for some curry and tom yum soup.

Bicycling through Angkor, Cambodia
Forget the tuk-tuk — by bicycle, all of Angkor is yours to explore

The Ghosts of Family Past: Phnom Penh and the Khmer Rouge
Visiting Cambodia 30 years after my parents escaped

The Best of Thai, the Worst of Thai: My first — and last — elephant ride
“Wait, you fell off an elephant?!”

Bargaining in Asia: Tips & Tricks
Observations and experiences from the travelogue

FOOD

The Culture of Comp
Drawing the line between free and freeloading

Daniel and the Art of Fine Dining
Experiencing art through food

I went to Delfina, and all I got was this lousy photo
When you’re expecting miracles, anything less just isn’t good enough

Playing Hard to Get: Baracoa’s Arroz con Pollo
All I wanted was this one dish…

Squirmy & Squeamish: Raw Octopus & Monkfish Stew at Masan
“It’s still moving!”

Gimme Mo-Chica: Discovering Peruvian Cuisine
A look at one of the world’s oldest fusion cuisines

Bradley’s Summer Garden Ratatouille
A recipe for summer’s quintessential dish

MARKETING & MEDIA

Beginner’s Guide to Building a Professional (looking) Website
Tips for the amateur

This Blog Is Brought to You by Sprint
The latest in integrated advertising

Gourmet Food Trucks: Innovation or Fad?
Just another cupcake or froyo trend, or a revolution in the dining scene?

Thank You for High Fructose Corn Syrup
Examining the Corn Refiners Association’s recent campaign for HFCS and its parallels with Big Tobac-, I mean, Thank You for Smoking

Liable for Libel? Lawsuits aren’t always the Answer
Before you cry, “Get a lawyer!”, understand the difficulty of libel lawsuits and explore the other options for dealing with a critical review

My Mini-Obsession with Murphy-Goode’s “A Really Goode Job”
Comparing and contrasting social media campaigns, exploring controversy and a three-part Q&A series with the three L.A. finalists

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