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from: http://mobile.seriouseats.com/2012/03/snapshots-from-india-best-vegetarian-street-food-mumbai-chaat-pakoras-samosas.html
Snapshots from India:
The Best Vegetarian Street Food Posted by Jessica Allen and Garrett Ziegler
If you read a lot of Indian novels, you'll know that people sometimes use "veg" and "nonveg" as shorthand for "tame" and "sexy," respectively. But as we ate our way across Mumbai, through Rajasthan, and into central India, we discovered that when it came to food, the opposite was true. The vegetarian fare we ate was so much better, so much fresher, and so much more interesting than the nonvegetarian offerings that, after a while, we hardly even gave the meat a second glance. The best vegetarian street food—and to be honest, it was all pretty good—hits multiple pleasure centers: spicy, crispy, gooey, sweet, umami-licious. Here are some highlights from a month of eating around India: chaat, pakoras, samosas, papad, and more.
About the authors: Jessica Allen and Garrett Ziegler write the Date Night column for Serious Eats: New York, as well as the blog We Heart New York.
Definitely worth visiting this post for pictures and descriptions of all the yummy vegetarian Indian food:
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My favorite travelling hobo has written a very informative article about staying in touch while travelling. From phone to fax to Internet access on the road, this article clears everything up nicely. Here's an excerpt from the article:
Managing Life and Work While Traveling Phone, Mail, and Internet by Nora Dunn
Managing communication tools like phone, mail, and Internet is usually quite easy in the comfort of home. But it’s a different story when you travel long-term or full-time.
How do you know when you received mail from the tax-man? Where will your next Internet connection come from? And what is the most cost-effective way to make and receive phone calls? If you work while traveling, having these communication essentials figured out becomes even more important. In this article, we will explore how to manage life and work on the road easily and inexpensively.
Read the full article here: http://www.transitionsabroad.com/listings/travel/articles/managing-work-while...
