Culinary TravelSeptember 7, 2015

A bush escape from Durban to Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Park

When you’re in Durban and need a getaway, going ‘wild’ — and to a bush camp — is an easy option. Story and pictures by […]

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Culinary TravelJanuary 4, 2015

Travel to Poland: Welcome to Warsaw

Culinary travel and feature writer Wanda Hennig, the daughter of a Pole, goes to Poland to explore her roots. She starts her trip and her blog in Warsaw.

Culinary AdventuresMarch 1, 2013

Taste for Travel: 20 Tips for Culinary Travel Adventurers

A foodie panel talks Culinary Travel at the Bay Area Travel & Adventure Show. If you’re a seasoned culinary traveler, a culinary travel wanna-be or […]

Culinary AdventuresSeptember 9, 2012

Going Dippy with Durban’s Dino

Discovering the delights of Dino Constantinou’s Mediterranean kitchen. Story and pictures by Wanda Hennig First published in the Sunday Tribune, May 27, 2012   When […]

Culinary AdventuresOctober 18, 2010

Culinary Kenya: Tough old bird doesn’t cut it; Molo lamb does

Story and pics: Wanda Hennig   I didn’t go to Kenya for a culinary experience. I went with a commission to write about a nonprofit […]

BuddhismJuly 12, 2010

South Africa has it all. But — what is this?

There’s surf, sunshine, scenery, wildlife — adventure. And when you get tired of the tourist scene, there’s Buddha, dharma and sangha. Prepare to be enlightened! […]

Culinary AdventuresFebruary 25, 2010

Berlin celebrates currywurst. So what about poutine and bunny chow?

I thought I knew all about Germany food, sausages included. Bratwurst, bockwurst and leberwurst were on my family’s snack menu from when I was a […]

CoachingNovember 6, 2009

Sex, Social Media and New Zealand (3): Blogs & Vlogs

Blog posts on this link were published on my San Francisco Culinary Travel Examiner link. The link was deactivated along with the site by Examiner.com […]

BuddhismOctober 28, 2009

The Zen of Food

It’s sometimes fast, always Slow, deafeningly quiet and a metaphor for life.
Story and Pictures: Wanda Hennig First appeared: East Bay Edible

“In Zen practice we want our intuition — our universal self — to come forth,” says Berkeley Zen Center abbot, Sojun Mel Weitsman Roshi. “When you’re doing simple tasks [like peeling broccoli or breaking lettuce into bite-size bits], your body, mind, the broccoli, the knife, your hand, the breath, are all involved. When you keep bringing your attention back to what you’re doing — when you are simply one with your activity — it’s the same as sitting zazen.”

Culinary TravelSeptember 8, 2009

Eat Thiebaud, drink Blue Bottle, see Avedon at SFMOMA

Richard Avedon Photographs, 1946 – 2004, runs July 11 to November 29 at SFMOMA. James Freeman’s newest Blue Bottle coffee shop is located high above […]

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