Everyday Fare With Extraordinary Flair
Royal Tea at Peacock Alley in the Waldorf Astoria Orlando is an elegant, relaxing way to spend a Sunday afternoon!
Afternoon tea is one of the most relaxing and elegant ways to spend a Sunday afternoon. It’s full of beautiful girly things, like pretty teapots and cups, dainty sandwiches, and two-bite sized sweet treats that are almost too pretty to eat.…
If you’re planning a trip to Paris for the first time, you’re probably thrilled, slightly overwhelmed, and maybe even a bit baffled as to where to begin. This travel guide is for you. My husband and I recently got back from a 12 day stay there and I’m sharing all....
I fell in love with Thai food while working at my first real job after college. There was this little hole-in-the-wall Thai place downtown near where I worked; it had absolutely no ambiance, but without a doubt, the food was amazing. I would go there with a friend – who was just as much a fiend for Thai food as I was – at least once a week. At that time, I never guessed that one day I’d actually be eating Thai food in Thailand!...
As a blogger, I usually have my camera at the ready on a daily basis. When mealtime rolls around, my family knows not to touch a crumb before I’ve photographed it, lest they risk a slapped wrist and pb&j for dinner instead of whatever I’ve cooked. (Kidding! About the pb&j anyway. ;) ) So when I’m on vacation, I like to take a vacation from absolutely everything work-related, including my camera. Instead I generally give in to the iPhone’s ease of use and portability, which takes pictures decent enough for capturing memories, but typically not blog-worthy. But on our recent trip to Thailand, I couldn’t help […]...
If you follow me on Instagram, you probably already know that we recently went on vacation to Thailand. What you don’t know is that we mostly planned this trip for Mike, who is an avid tiger-lover, to get to see tigers up close and personal (more on that in a later post!). But in all honesty, I think I came away from the vacation with a deeper love and respect for Thailand than even my husband did…...
A couple weeks ago, we spent a long weekend in Dubai. Even though the weekend was a long one, I wish we had had triple the amount of time because if you want to cover most of what Dubai has to offer, you’ll need 10 days at least....
Can you spot the floating glass? :) I had the chance to organize a few more of my pictures from our Middle East vacation and I wanted to share some random food pictures with you. It truly is a feast for the eyes....
Mike and I recently had the pleasure of celebrating our 5th wedding anniversary…I really can’t believe how fast time flies. These past 5 years have been the happiest, most fulfilling years of my life and I’m looking forward to a lifetime of anniversaries with my wonderful husband. For our anniversary we wanted a little weekend getaway, not too close to home but not too far to drive. We decided a bed and breakfast in Ithaca, NY would be perfect. Ithaca is a quaint college town (home to Cornell University) located in New York’s Finger Lake region. On the drive to Ithaca… The Ithaca Commons… Part […]...
We had a wonderful time with my family in Florida. Even though the weather was a little chilly (only averaging in the 50s) it was still much warmer than New York…and the best part is we didn’t see a flake of snow! Here are some of the highlights… When we left New York… When we got to Florida…the ocean… My law school alma mater… Orlando and its theme parks… I recently received the Beautiful Blogger award from Dorothy at Kitchen Koala. If you haven’t done so yet, be sure to check out her blog. Dorothy is a fantastic cook (and baker!) and she’s got […]...
I’m Faith Gorsky, the writer, cook, and photographer behind An Edible Mosaic. My goal is to inspire you to get in the kitchen and try something new! Feel free to email me with questions or comments.
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