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The Chile Doctor, aka Jessica's Dad, has a doctorate in Chemistry and a passion for cooking. He travels extensively in the course of his consulting, and is always on the lookout for a great, spicy meal. This year, he's found tasty eats in Australia, Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Slovakia and home.

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A Wintry Time Was Had By All: The Texas Renaissance Festival

We made opening day (October 10) at the Texas Renaissance Festival this year. We hadn’t done that in a decade or more! We went prepared fore wet weather, as a cold front passed by during the night. We didn’t have any rain all day, though. There was quite a bit of water in the low [...] Read more »

Thank You, Underground Readers!

Break out the funny hats and the cheap champagne! Cook up some salsa and snacks!! It’s Party Time at the Underground!!!
Unbelievably, The last few months have been amazing here at the Chile Underground. Readership went up 37% in September alone, continuing a trend over the last four months that has seen visits increase by over [...] Read more »

Salmagundi, a Special Sunday Edition

With the month about to wrap up, I thought I’d bring in some “short bites” that won’t make a full article for the Underground:

The Austin Chronicle reviews a new book by a local author, Ms. Gesine Bullock-Prado: “Confections of a Closet Master Baker.”
If you’re in the Austin area, check out some of the food events [...] Read more »

The Leaving of DC and the Long Ride Home

Today’s the day; the day the best damn calorimetry team you ever heard of packs up and leaves Washington DC for home…
One more breakfast in the small dining room at the Comfort Inn, elbowing our way through the crowd of eager tourists all stoking up for the long day of walking and touring. Juice, coffee, [...] Read more »

More Sightseeing in Washington and Eating at the Hamlet

Tim and Derek had seen a lot of stuff on Tuesday, but they were ready to see another full day’s worth of sights today. We grabbed breakfast at the motel, then squeezed into the shuttle van with about a dozen other brave souls tourists headed downtown and hung on for the five-minute screaming session ride [...] Read more »

Great Science and Mall Walking in Washington

Today I visited with my sister-in-law, Dr. Liz. (I’d give you her full name, but since she got married I can’t remember all her last names.) I know, that nickname makes her sound like some sort of relationships therapist or something, but actually she’s a gim-crack polymer scientist working in tissue engineering. She’s also a [...] Read more »

John Carey, Tour Guide Extraordinaire

I’ve mentioned John Carey, our driver in Ireland, quite a bit the last few posts. Time to pay him his due in writing. The short version: He did a phenomenal job for us, and we’re grateful for his active assistance in forging strong memories during our trek.
I’ve known John for a few years now. I [...] Read more »

Home Again, Resting and Remembering

Today was very hard. Just getting out of bed, after yesterday’s mad dash (and six extra hours due to time-zone relocations), is Very Hard. Realizing we’re not in Ireland anymore, well, that’s the Hardest of All…
It was fun, though. Grand, glorious fun! All the tasty pub grub; touring around Dublin, then travelling most of the [...] Read more »