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Quick and Delicious Hostel Kitchen Meal Ideas

Jon Summers010 mins
Cooking in the hostel kitchen presents a unique set of challenges: limited pans and utensils, few basic ingredients (if any at all) and overcrowding at meal times. How does a traveling foodie plan meals with those limited resources? After all, nobody likes living on a steady diet of pasta and red sauce. Here are a few easy hostel meals that are budget-friendly, space-aware, and easily customizable based on your location. Now, let’s put those minimalist culinary skills to work.
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Top Vegetarian Restaurants in Buenos Aires

John Doe010 mins
Known as the steak capital of the world, Buenos Aires has a reputation for choice cuts – but there’s more to the city than meaty menus. A new wave of Buenos Aires vegetarian restaurants are opening alongside the traditionalparrillas(barbecues), carving a new culinary identity for the city. Many restaurants will provide a vegetarian option, but the trendy barrio of Palermo is where you’ll find the biggest batch of plant-based options. Between the street art and the French-style architecture, there’s everything from New York-style bagels to seasonal small plates. So whether you’re craving some vegan ice cream or want to sample the local sourdough, here’s our guide to the best Buenos Aires vegetarian and vegan restaurants.
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Explore Travel with Parkrun: Free and Fun Running Events

Barbara Griffin09 mins
Free and open to everyone,parkrunhas captivated millions across the globe since its inception in 2004. Consequently, every Saturday morning, approximately 250,000 participants eagerly line up to start their timed 5km run in over 1700 different locations across 23 nations and five continents. As a result, a growing number are using these events as a reason to travel worldwide. Will you soon be among them?
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Top Vegetarian Restaurants in Budapest for Delicious Dining

Jon Summers08 mins
Budapest is not the easiest place for vegetarians: pork dominates the menu, and even if something looks veggie-friendly, chances are it’s cooked with pork fat or sprinkled with fried pieces ofszalonna(Hungarian bacon). Until recently, vegetarians in Budapest were pretty much limited to a diet of salad, fried mushrooms or cheese, while being vegan probably meant you had to survive on bread and a tin of chickpeas.
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Top 25 BBQ Spots in the United States

David Davidson05 mins
The Oxford Dictionarydefines barbecueas “a meal or gathering at which meat, fish, or other food is cooked out of doors on a rack over an open fire or on a special appliance.” However, in the U.S. and especially in the South, the definition of barbecue is much more intricate than merely cooking meat outdoors. Barbecue is a cultural staple, emphasizing the art of cooking meat ‘low and slow,’ resulting in tender, flavorful dishes.
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Top Egyptian Dishes and the Ultimate Guide to Discover Them

David Davidson011 mins
If you know where to look, you’ll find that there is much more to Egyptian cuisine than the triumvirate of kebab, falafel, and shawarma. Sure,shish tawooq(grilled chicken) and kofta (grilled meatballs) are ubiquitous on menus, and falafel and shawarma are street food big-hitters. However, dig a bit deeper, and you’ll discover culinary traditions that often stretch all the way back to Ancient Egypt.
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Top Vegan Dining Spots in Cape Town

Melissa Sullivan08 mins
There’s an old joke that in South Africa, chicken is classed as a vegetable. This is a country where the braai (barbecue) is a national symbol and meat plays an important role in all of the country’s cuisines. However, as people seek out a healthier lifestyle and look for ways to reduce strain on the planet, vegan living is gaining ground – and the Mother City is not one to be left behind when it comes to culinary trends. Here are some of the best vegan restaurants in Cape Town.
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