Katrina Dutt
Sunny Sunday
Pablo tunes his guitar, each smooth string pluck interspersed with a strike of the church’s bell. Noon on a sunny day in January spent...
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KATRINA DUTT
Katrina Dutt
Oct 21, 20232 min read
They're Hedonists Here
The joys of coffee in a small town in Northern Spain
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Katrina Dutt
Jul 2, 20232 min read
Party in a Pueblo
It took three chomps to work my way through the bread, each bite starting with a crunch that sent a spray of crackled crust onto the...
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Katrina Dutt
Jul 2, 20232 min read
Alive
We swam in the river this afternoon, or maybe I should say that we became part of the river for an hour. We were prodded to the cold...
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Katrina Dutt
Jul 2, 20232 min read
Green
I watch as sunlight spotlights a field on the other side of the small valley, turning it from grass and trees to liquid delight. If I...
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Katrina Dutt
Apr 30, 20232 min read
In Praise of the Churro
Reflections on living in Spain and rationalizing eating churros
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Katrina Dutt
Mar 5, 20233 min read
Pueblo Life
This Saturday, we saw a part of Andalucía that most tourists don’t get to see thanks to Paco, a colleague of my partner who offered to...
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Katrina Dutt
Jan 5, 20232 min read
Dripping with Drama
The lights dim, the audience slowly quiets, and then three men dressed in black take the stage. A talented guitarist, practically a kid...
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Katrina Dutt
Oct 19, 20222 min read
A Pot of Home
Once settled in a place with a kitchen, it hardly takes long for me to make a pot of beans. I like beans because they are meant to be...
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Katrina Dutt
Oct 9, 20221 min read
Crumbs and Fireworks
Migas: a dish I could't figure out. A tapa made of corn? flour? couscous? It turns out to be made of bread crumbs (migas means "crumbs"...
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