Tracey Taylor takes you on a culinary journey around town to show you some of Maastricht’s finest cosy corners for good food and even better drinks or simply some quality time with loved ones and friends. Enjoy! Continue reading Taste Buds! Maastricht
The Broth Bar opens on the 26th of September! It’s been documented that certain foods can have a direct impact on nutritional deficiencies that can in turn lead to dental issues and health problems. It’s also been shown that foods like broth, stews and fermented fruits can help digestion. And it’s places like The Broth Bar that clearly show there is an appetite for such a concept. Continue reading A new bar in town! by Tracey Taylor
HomeHandi is a fascinating enterprise and refreshingly unique online platform. With the possibility to order a variety of dishes prepared by some rather talented cooks, this is ethnic cuisine at its best. Homemade meals lovingly prepared with a peppering of passion and a serious dash of authenticity. So for foreign nationals who have chosen to live in Maastricht, it is comforting to know that it’s possible to get a flavour of home even when abroad. Continue reading HomeHandi by Tracey Taylor
Tracey Taylor will host Crumbs! in the new season of Shout-FM expat radio. Continue reading Crumbs! on Shout-FM radio
We celebrate this official first summer day with ice cream! Not just in Maastricht city, but also across the border in Belgium… Continue reading Happy Solstice!
On Wednesday the 12th of July, specialists and industry leaders from all over the world come together at the Hotel Management School Maastricht to share their vision on the importance of flavor and tasting in their organizations. Continue reading Taste Summit for the hospitality industry
Raymond Mirrer is a conceptual artist and filmmaker residing in Amsterdam. He grew up in Maastricht city, but has his roots in the former Dutch colony, the Dutch East Indies. Raymond posted an article from Jeff Keasberry and his Dutch Indonesian Heritage Cuisine on Facebook, and since we’re enjoying near tropical temperatures this weekend, having an Indische Huzarensalade to come home to from running errands or a day at the beach, is a luxury everyone can afford. Continue reading Dutch-Indo food and hospitality (2)
If you’re not familiar with the Dutch-Indo culture yet, then stay tuned in the following weeks, because we’ll tell you all about it, starting with some ngobrol-ngobrol (chit-chatting) at Toko Jogya. Continue reading Dutch-Indo food and hospitality (1)
Hasan is studying to become a doctor, but he prefers to heal people by bringing them the exquisite tastes and fragrances of the Palestinian and Middle-Eastern cuisine. (featured image: De Brandweer, Maastricht. Apple frangipane pie) Continue reading Healing people with heavenly food!
Patisserie Blanckaert is run by two siblings Menten, Bart and Ann, who uphold the original name of the old bakery out of respect for its legacy, which runs longer than a hundred years. They belong to the top of Belgian’s finest patissiers and chocolatiers. Continue reading Oldest city of Belgium has #1 patissier!
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