Let Them Eat Gulab Jamun With My City Cuisine

Laura’s Team Pick:

Whether you’re on a business trip to Boston or on vacation in Lisbon, chances are you will probably have to eat at some point. Instead of employing my tried-and-failed technique of picking the most hilariously named item on the menu (butifarra amb mongetes, per exemple, ended up being a thoroughly unappetizing combination of two of my least-favorite foods of all time) or going with the old standard (asking the waiter 800 questions about every single dish) a quick pop over to My City Cuisine can help you figure out exactly what to get. It might even clue you in to local foods that you would’ve missed without a proper guide.

If you’re anywhere where ordering gulab jamun is a possibility, you should obviously do so.


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Laura

Laura is a tiny girl who wishes she were a superhero. She likes talking to her grandma on the phone and making things with her hands. Strengths include an impressive knowledge of Harry Potter, the ability to apply sociology to everything under the sun, and a knack for haggling for groceries in Spanish. Weaknesses: Chick-fil-a, her triceps, girls in glasses, and the subjunctive mood. Follow the vagabond adventures of Laura and her bike on twitter [@laurrrrita].

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10 Comments

  1. Laura! i have loved loved loved gulab jamun since i was a wee little girl. one of my closest friend’s mama’s would make them for us growing up. they were little balls of goodness.
    thank you for this piece!

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