HeyJaredKevin Revolinski
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How an Immigrant From Honduras Became a Top Chocolate Maker in America (opens the original)
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A young girl in a rural village in Honduras had an idea: She could make caramels in her mother’s kitchen and sell them to her fellow grammar school students. This modest but clever idea began a lifelong journey of entrepreneurialism. That little girl couldn’t have imagined she’d end up in the Big Apple as a gourmet chocolatier with an international presence. But such is the story of Maribel Lieberman, the founder of MarieBelle New York, whose knack for finding opportunities and taking chances la
The Trick to Making Delicious Thai Grilled Pork (opens the original)
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Juicy grilled pork is tossed in a savory-sweet marinade and served with a Bangkok-inspired dipping sauce. From time to time, I see deals on pork shoulder, the large cuts of 10 or more pounds of meat. I have often passed it over, thinking only of the pulled pork option for preparing it, and wondering how much freezer space I have for the leftovers after my wife and I have our fill of it. Then I learned to make carnitas—again, in large quantities. But when I stumbled upon a Thai cook using it to m
Hawaii’s Favorite Purple Cheesecake (opens the original)
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Ube’s mild sweetness and earthy flavor make it ideal for rich cheesecake, while the yam’s unmistakable violet color makes it impossible to overlook. Ube is a purple-colored variety of yams. Yams are not to be confused with purple sweet potatoes, which have thin, smooth skin that is edible, as opposed to the skin of ube, which is thicker, rough, and inedible. The sweet potato is sweeter and denser, while ube brings an earthy, nutty flavor, and the sweetness is milder. You will find people, and ev
Rain or Shine: Finding the Hidden Wonders of Honolulu (opens the original)
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You never know when the weather can disrupt all your careful travel planning. That is exactly what happened on my first trip to Honolulu recently. Working around hotel and flight availability during spring break times in March, we ended up booking two different hotels in Waikiki Beach. When we landed, however, a Kona low settled in: a slow-moving, subtropical cyclone that forms to the west or northwest of Hawaii, bringing seemingly endless gray skies and heavy rainfall. Would all plans be ruined
Don’t Sleep on Zaragoza, Spain’s Overlooked Gem (opens the original)
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The Baroque-style Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, a famous pilgrimage site with a shrine to the Virgin Mary, sits in the center of the city. (Sami Auvinen/Getty Images) Then there’s the city’s UNESCO World Heritage listing, which celebrates its examples of Mudéjar Architecture, unique to Spain. From A.D. 711 to 1492, much of what is now modern Spain was under Muslim rule. At its farthest expansion, this extended into Aragon. After Aragon’s reconquest by Christians from the north, Muslims who
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