Lettuce Wrap with Roast Pork and Kimchi Slaw – Food and Wine Must Tries

By Sarah Dingman | October 28, 2012

Lettuce Wrap with Roast Pork and Kimchi Slaw $3.25

I’m kind of obsessed with lettuce wraps so of course I have to head to the South Korea booth to try this one!

Lobster and Seafood Fisherman’s Pie – Food and Wine Must Tries

By Sarah Dingman | October 27, 2012

Lobster and Seafood Fisherman’s Pie – $6.00

We have to head over to the Ireland booth and pay homage to our Irish ancestors! This “pie” combines lobster with other various seafood (haven’t heard much on what it is exactly) with a creamy sauce and topped with real creamy mashed potatoes. Sounds like some comfort food if I’ve ever heard it!

Escargots Persillade en Brioche – Food and Wine Must Tries

By Sarah Dingman | October 26, 2012

Escargots Persillade en Brioche $5.25

Ok, I’ve said I’m an adventurous eater, so I guess I gotta prove it with Escargots from the France booth!

Hurricane Class 5, Florida White Sangria – Food and Wine Must Tries

By Sarah Dingman | October 25, 2012

Florida Orange Grove Hurricane Class 5, Florida White Sangria $3.25

Found in the NEW Florida booth, this is a blend of several Florida Orange Grove wines and is reportedly uniquely refreshing as well as their best selling wine!

Top Ten Must Tries at Food and Wine

By Sarah Dingman | October 24, 2012

Our Walt Disney World trip is QUICKLY approaching! We could not be more excited! We planned this trip around Epcot’s International Food and Wine Festival as I’ve never been (insert shocked face here) and Mark has been dying to share it with me. Always having been an adventurous eater, nothing is off limits; I will try it all! But with there being 29 unique booths (24 countries or regions and 5 specialty items or beverages) this year, it will be quite the challenge to try something from each; challenge accepted!

Disney World, Here We Come!

By Sarah Dingman | September 29, 2012

5 weeks until Walt Disney World!!! Let the countdown begin (as if we hadn’t already been counting)! Mark and I have been in planning overload mode. Meticulously planning every day of our trip and even going so far as to plan “relax” time! Yes, we have an excel sheet of our plans; where we will go at different times of each day, dining reservations, which parks have extra magic hours when, projected crowd levels for each park each day. Yep, we’re those people. Not ashamed, just prepared! Here’s a quick rundown of the experience highlights we will have during our trip!