Cuisine Sojourn
Paula Torrey Mamuscia
- Location
- Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
- Birthday
- February 07
- Bio
- A passion for cooking and living life to the fullest has prompted me to venture across the globe, in my kitchen, where I will discover the flavors and spices indigenous to each region. I have set no time limit for the completion of my journey. We might spend a month in one country and a day in another.
I am in my mid-50s and have been with my significant other for three years - he looks forward this this gastronomic adventure!
I want to share this expedition with others who enjoy the tastes and cuisines, highs and lows, laughter and tears, right along with me . . .
MY RECENT POSTS
- Ropa Vieja – No hesitating
stealing off his plate this
time!
March 03, 2012 01:03PM - Woe is Me . . . I'm Unemployed
Too
February 26, 2012 01:45PM - Cuban Mojitos and Sofrito
February 23, 2012 01:35PM - The Sojourn is About to Begin
February 19, 2012 11:29AM - Grandma, Spring Greens and a
Plethora of Gratitude
February 27, 2011 09:56PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Excellent response!
Thank you for posting . .
.”
March 05, 2012 10:38AM - “Having dealt with my own
evils and depression, I'm not
at a
point where I can
so…”
March 03, 2012 03:25PM - “Courage to you, do
whatever you need to obtain
it, to keep
it. I know, easier
sa…”
February 27, 2012 01:23PM - “Thank you.”
February 27, 2012 12:49PM - “Awesome post . . . thank
you!!”
February 26, 2012 10:50PM
Paula Torrey Mamuscia's Links
Ropa Vieja – No hesitating stealing off his plate this time!
It had been a rough day and I needed a pick me up. One step inside Compare Foods and I lit up like a Christmas tree. There’s something about an international market that makes my heart go pitter-patter . . . one third of the large store comprised of fresh fruits… Read full post »
Woe is Me . . . I'm Unemployed Too
Hello, my name is Paula . . . I am unemployed. Admitting you’re one of the non-working Americans is not the beginning of recovery. It’s the beginning of a spiral, spinning you down, then further down, and when you feel you have hit the earth in a hard, crashing thump, you… Read full post »
Cuban Mojitos and Sofrito
I feel like Christopher Columbus, setting sail for the unknown but with the exuberance, fears, and excitement knotting in my stomach. It doesn’t matter what we’ll stumble upon, we’ll garner knowledge, learn lessons, and become better, open-minded people with full bellies… Read full post »
The Sojourn is About to Begin
Our sojourn is about to begin, how’d this day get here so soon? Rhetorical of course . . . It seems my mind has been all consumed about this gastric journey; animatedly talking to friends as my enthusiasm bubbles over with excitement, my brain on non-stop thinking, planning, absorbi… Read full post »
Grandma, Spring Greens and a Plethora of Gratitude
Growing up a chubby, freckle faced strawberry blond in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains in western New York State on the boarder of Pennsylvania and southeast of Buffalo, winter was the longest season of the year. You always knew spring was in the air and Easter was right around the… Read full post »
Melting More Than Cheese
I can’t remember the last time I made a grilled cheese sandwich. Not normally something that is in my ‘comfort food’ pantry. Although, I like them . . . when I’m trying to watch the fat and calories I’m consuming I shy away from them. After reading the… Read full post »
Rain and Gastric Pleasures at the Full Moon Festival
My heart was palpitating, my palms were sweaty, I was so nervous . . . the day of our second date had arrived. It was mid-July. I hadn’t had a second date in years! We’d talked endlessly about food and wine when we’d first met; it was a big passion for… Read full post »
My affinity for crustaceans started very early in life; I remember it like it was yesterday. I was five. My Aunt, who I’ve always secretly wished was my Mom, was single and spoiled me rotten. She was dating an attorney who had a son my age and we all went out… Read full post »
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