I read a blog post by Wrap Me in Phyllo Dough really inspire me. It’s “10 Ways to Live Like You’re Traveling”. One of the points was to think on a global scale, and one of her ideas was to eat food of a different culture, so I decided to blog about a recent girls night that I had at a local establishment in Missouri called tea bar and bites, they had a Moroccan Night with Moroccan cuisine and live entertainment, which was a belly-dancer! So I’m just going to share some photos of my friends and our delicious meal!
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Just a little insight into my life and how my friends and I made a night trip to Morocco, and never left Missouri. If only we could’ve gone to the real Morocco…
3 Comments
Kathryn
February 25, 2012 at 2:42 amLooks great and I couldn’t agree with you more on this one! I going to lunch in a local tapas bar today and tomorrow I’m cooking up a Gambian feast with some friends. Just wish the sun would come out to help me pretend I was in warmer climes!
ashleypaige4
February 29, 2012 at 4:12 pmI hope your lunch was delicious and made you feel like you were on a little mini-vacation, and I’m curious what you cooked for your Gambian feast!
Kathryn
March 1, 2012 at 6:18 amIt was, thank you, but I ate way too much! Gambian food was delicious too and I’ll be writing a post including a great recipe soon. Here’s another post on cooking in The Gambia http://travelwithkat.com/2012/02/29/cooking-with-ida-fish-benechin-from-west-africa/