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An Eater’s Guide to Madeira, Portugal

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Madeira’s vibe can be a bit hard to pin down, but a good starting point is to envision a slightly less tropical, more rugged, European-influenced Hawai‘i. Its cuisine has been influenced by ingredients, people, and techniques from across the world. But the island’s cuisine has also been broadly shaped by its role as a shipping outpost.

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Foraging Classes, Wellness Yurts, and the Agritourism Fantasy

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Claire Marie Vogel Luxury farm hotels present a glamorized version of agricultural work while promising to reconnect city dwellers with nature, uplift small farmers, and impact some of the food system’s biggest challenges The hens look up at me from their nesting boxes. Wildflower Farms A child with picked flowers at Wildflower Farms.

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Where to Eat in 2024

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Then tour the Urla Vineyard Route, where centuries-old indigenous grapes are generating modern hype. UDON THANI, THAILAND You no longer have to go to a city like Udon Thani to taste the food of Isan, the agricultural region of northeastern Thailand. Start with an Aegean home-cooked meal among olive trees at family-run Asma Yaprağı.

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