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  • Gouter, The French Snack
    France

    Gouter, The French Snack

    ByEva Hamori March 4, 2017

    Follow your dreams, work hard, practice and preserve. Make sure you eat a variety of foods, get plenty of exercise and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Sasha Cohen Look around. The French are not overweight. Ok some are. But on a whole, they are generally; on the slim side, healthy, and happy people. Despite the fact that…

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  • Hungarian meat stew
    Food

    Traditional Hungarian Beef Stew with Smoked Paprika

    ByEva Hamori March 4, 2017

              Traditional Hungarian beef stew, or Marha Pökölt is made like most pörkölt or paprikas, but I decided to try something a little different and used smoked Hungarian paprika in place of traditional mild paprika and added mushrooms. I served this with jasmine rice and a sweet and sour lettuce, both…

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  • korma curry with lime, potatoes and ginger
    Food

    Traditional Korma Chicken Curry with a Lime Twist

    ByEva Hamori March 3, 2017

                      Traditional Korma Chicken Curry with a Twist of Lime  Blending spices for this dish was super fun. I gentle roasted them in a pan, let them cool and ground them in my coffee grinder. Little did I know it would stain my counters and my white appliance,…

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  • Navet Farm
    Food | My Expat Life Series, FR

    My Expat Life – Causses Navet de Pardailhan

    ByEva Hamori March 3, 2017March 16, 2017

    And God looked down on the Earth he created and said, ‘ I need a caretaker for this world I created.’ And so God Made a Farmer. Paul Harvey What the heck is a Navet? It is a black turnip with a white flesh, and a nutty flavour. These rare large turnips go for a pretty penny,…

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  • bike friendly Budapest
    Budapest | Hungary

    Canadian Expat Gives Insight On Budapest

    ByEva Hamori March 3, 2017

    It is one of those things, Canadians seem to know what Canadians like when travelling. We expect things to be a certain way when we travel. I like to think we are not only open and kind while we visit different countries in the world, but like to find the off the beaten track pearls,…

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  • Milano Last Day
    40 Before 40 | Italy

    Milano Last Day

    ByEva Hamori March 2, 2017

    Mom and I started off our last day waking up to snow. My cold kicked my ass, so we decided to take it easy and stick to the bus tour. We bundled up and made our way to the centre of town, via bus and then metro. For the most part, this line shows you…

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  • Szamos Cafe rules the block
    Budapest

    Three Cheap Food Finds In Budapest Hungary

    ByEva Hamori March 2, 2017

    There are three little places for good cheap snacks and food that I have to share from my last trip to Budapest Hungary.   #1 Cool Café is a coffee shop in the winter and an ice cream stand in the summer that conveniently opens onto the street. This is on route to the Danube River and…

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  • Locals sing with Eva Hamori in Capestang
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    Locals sing with Eva Hamori in Capestang

    ByEva Hamori March 2, 2017

    Alain Beurrier, a friend and local musician who plays the accordion and sings from the group L’art a Tatouille heard me sing at a local fair and asked me if I would like to sing with him. That was the start of another dream come true to sing with a band on stage. I wanted…

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  • The Hamoris Eva and Alfonz
    Business | Homestay Business | Our Journey

    Homestay Family Hamori – Business Update

    ByEva Hamori March 1, 2017

    Once upon a time a Canadian family decided to go on a one year sabbatical in hopes to find a new life in Europe that centered around the idea of spending more time together. They searched Europe looking for viable business opportunities. They looked in different countries to find the right combination of tourism and culture…

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  • Milano Bus Tour – A Line
    40 Before 40 | Italy

    Milano Bus Tour – A Line

    ByEva Hamori March 1, 2017

      Milano has a hop on hop off bus tour like Barcelona and Budapest. Without a car, we decide to try the two day tour for 20€. Pleased to start off at Piazza Castello where the Sforza castle is located, we walked around the castle before the bus picked us up. A well preserved castle…

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