Buenos Aires – Not a return to Barrio Chino, but the name of a local restaurant here in Barrio Norte. China Town is at Uriburu 1755, which basically places it right outside the back of the Recoleta Cemetery. For some reason this area is home to numerous restaurants. Visiting the dead is hunger producing, I [...]
Buenos Aires – In my continuing quest to make my breakfasts interesting, since I’m still not being allowed a solo cup of coffee, I’ve been playing with eggs. This morning’s venture was one of the better turnouts, and it photographed well, so I thought it’d be worth sharing. I used to love getting baked egg [...]
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