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pring has sprung and along
with tulips and showers
comes this latest issue
of Food & Travel. Regular
readers of this magazine may be sur-
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this spring issue. The editorial team
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and noted food bloggers in order
to gather innovative recipes which
you may enjoy trying in the comfort
of your own kitchen. Some of these
require only a few basic ingredients,
while others are far more complex
and demand a certain degree of
culinary expertise.
You’ll also discover some amazing
appetizers, such as Dungeness
Crab-Stuffed Donuts and Chorizo
Deviled Eggs, which have been
created by some of the world’s most
acclaimed chefs. These appetizers
take your taste buds on a gastro-
nomic journey that is sure to please
even the most discerning palates.
The Food & Travel team has also
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in the country, led by the exquisite
Lodge at Woodloch in the Pocono
Mountains. You’ll quickly discover
why these ten spas received this
distinction. In fact, issues that follow
will also include Top Five lists.
As always, this issue contains arti-
cles about some of the world’s most
fascination culinary destinations
where food takes center stage. Here
you’ll meet some extraordinarily tal-
ented chefs whose passion for food
reaches new heights, and they are
truly an inspiration for all aspiring
chefs.
Our mission is to provide readers
with food and travel information they
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spire foodies to experience new and
innovative cuisine. Who knows, you
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restaurant.
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Roger Sands
Editor
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