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Thailand Travels to Kitchens in Castles with Alison Kent

Episode 8

Alison spends her life following what she is curious about and has built herself a personal toolbox that now allows her to live the life of her dreams.

A typical day in the office for Alison can look a little like this: traverse Thailand and stay with local families in their villages so her son can be immersed in learning about Thai cuisine, consulting on a kitchen design project for a castle in France, finally for dinner on a Tuesday whip up a beef tongue sous vide for taco Tuesday.

This episode has a surprising layer to it, life lessons to share with the youth in your life, my favourite from Alison:

"Support your kids passion in the moment and encourage them to follow what they are curious about and build their own toolbox."

This episode includes:

  • An in-depth look into a foodie's travels in Thailand

  • What traveling with intention really looks like.

  • Tips on how to find your own unique culinary adventures when traveling.

  • How kitchens from around the world influence Alison's own kitchen designs.

  • Listen carefully and you will get some great parenting advice on how to encourage curiosity in our children.

  • Alison't recipe for a traditional Thai dish:  Wing Bean Salad

I can’t wait for you to hear all that Alison has to say. This is an episode to really savour, sit back, relax and enjoy!

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