My Argentinian friend and Volleyball teammate, Naomi Morandi (@naomi.morandi), takes over my kitchen to make these delicious vegetarian Argentinian empanadas.
You read it right — they are vegetarian!
Empanadas are usually made with meat, but this healthy variation makes it more exciting: lots of cheese, onion, mushroom, and more cheese.
Are you #TEAMWIFE or #TEAMHUSBAND?
Who do you think is better in guessing the prices of certain key essential grocery items such as a bag of garden salad, plain flour, sugar, eggs, kitchen towel, oyster blade steak, and a litre of Dettol Shower Gel?
Join this fun Spanish couple, mi amigos, Gema and Victor, in this quirky guessing game using household items I bought last 16 May 2020 at Coles Supermarket Australia.
FOODIE TEST!
I love feeding my friends. But before I indulge them, unfortunately, they need to do my Ultimate Foodie Challenge first.
What’s a #FOODIETEST?
They have to guess the names of the SNACKS I bought from various grocery shops in Adelaide, South Australia and they have to tell me the COUNTRIES where they originated from.
Easy-peasy?
Well, they have to be blindfolded while eating these snacks.
Guess the snack name, you get 1 point. Guess the country you get another point.
Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDapMgUvl6U
NOTE: If you haven’t watched the first part yet, follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhyHE…
Are you good at guessing the names of international snacks and determining where are they originally from, even with your eyes closed?
I recently challenged my foodie friends in Adelaide to test their knowledge and taste buds on various snacks (ranging from noodles to chips) that they might be unfamiliar with, but are apparently easily accessible and can be easily bought in shops here in Adelaide, South Australia.
When it comes to unfamiliar food, how do you react to a strange dish in front of you? Do you easily get scared like Mo, or do you try it with gusto like Marzieh, or do you savour it and indulge on it like Joel?
Here’s Part 1 of this yummy video — featuring snacks from #Portugal, #SouthKorea, #USA, #Mexico, #SouthAfrica, #Turkey, #Thailand, and of course #Australia.
I brought my Spanish friend, Javier Jimenez Lerate (23 years old) to Chinatown in Adelaide to let him try Asian food (more specifically, Japanese food) for the very first time.
Javier is from Seville, Spain and is currently in Adelaide with a work visa.
In this vlog episode, Javier shared what is it like moving from one country to another, what are the differences between his hometown and Adelaide, and how does he usually spend his free time in this new city.
As it’s his first time eating Japanese food, will he like sushis and sashimis served with soya sauce and wasabi? Watch to find out.
Do you know that Australians call “afternoon” as “arvo,” “football” as “footy,” and “barbecue” as “barbie”? If you do, then good on ‘ya mate!
But what about these words: “woop woop,” “bogan,” and “sheila”? Do you know what they stand for? I bet you “defo” had a hard time.
I recently visited one of the first few mates I’ve made in Adelaide, Adam Cannella, who also runs his own gym and personal training (Adam – Movement Therapy) inside his own house. In our vlog challenge, Adam taught me some of the most commonly used Australian slangs while also teaching me some essential workout tips.
WATCH FULL VIDEO on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/OrRhs2cHKFs
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What are the most essential items you need to learn & do when you migrate to Adelaide, South Australia?
In this vlog episode, I tag-teamed with my housemate & best friend, JP Quitco, to share with you some of our firsthand insights, knowledge, and experiences as temporary permanent residents (Visa 489) in Adelaide.
We’ll be sharing with you some tips on:
We might have missed out on other important information, so feel free to comment below and share us your thoughts.
Hi there and thanks for visiting my channel! I’m Paolo Avis, founder of HeyPaolo.com, and I migrated to Adelaide, South Australia last March 2019.
Still fresh off the boat, I decided to create this lifestyle blog/vlog in order to help my fellow migrants to learn and discover what it is like living in this festival state and city of churches.
The next vlog episodes lined up in my channel will bring fun and exciting interviews with friends (featuring local Australians, foreigners, and migrants).
In this channel, I aim to provide migrant tips, to share local recommendations (e.g. restaurants, cafes, recreational spots, etc.), and to feature exclusive life stories of the people I meet.
I do hope you will take time to subscribe to my Youtube channel (click here) and I do hope you can also spread the word.
My aim is to help one person at a time and for everyone to see that it’s also fun living in Adelaide City!
See you around, boys and girls.
Cheers,
Paolo
Over the weekend, we checked in at the 42-tent suite property of The Canopi in Bintan, Indonesia. We’ll share our hotel review very soon.
In the meantime, do enjoy our quick video tour of the resort.
Whenever I travel, I love taking photos as well as videos. I usually take time in each place to admire the beauty of the surroundings with my very own eyes, then eventually my mind starts wearing a moviemake’s hat: what can I capture here–at this very moment–so that when I head back home, I’ll be able to share the same bliss I experienced in that particular destination?
Turkey has always been on top of my dream destinations. It has always been a country I’ve wanted to tick off from my bucket list before I hit the age of 30.
I was never disappointed from day 1 that I’ve set foot in this Istanbul and the two days I spent in magical Cappadocia. There was just so many things to do, see and eat in this country full of history and modernity.
P.S.: Can someone bring me back to Turkey soon, pretty please?
