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03/02/2008 | Location: Salvador, Brazil
The fried ball is cut in half and then filled with spiced shrimp and vatapá, a purée made from blended peanuts, cashews, ginger, hot peppers, flour, tomato, onions, coconut milk, and palm oil. To top the dish off, it is laced with some of the hottest "pimenta" (hot pepper relish) the state of Bahia has to offer.
(Photo and caption by Thushan Amarasiriwardena / LongJaunt.com)
Chiang Rai: Home of the wooden saxophone
07.19.2008 | Chiang Rai, Thailand
In Chiang Rai, our final stop in Thailand before crossing into Laos, we met Sawad Dejprakune, a builder of wooden saxophones, and got s...
Medical Tourism
07.02.2008 | Bangkok, Thailand
One of our LongJaunters was dealing with stomach issues and a high fever we feared might be a recurrence of malaria. The other ...
Sundown to sunup in the city
02.09.2008 | Buenos Aires, Argentina
On Saturday night, we took to the streets as the sun was setting to see what the locals do in Buenos Aires when they don't have to work...
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