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Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
One of the two-person tablesCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
An amuse boucheCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
Etched water glassesCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
Peeking to the next dining car during serviceCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
"duck ham with eucalyptus leaves essence, jam corn, crispy chili skin"Credit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
"Leek and potato emulsion ith purple kiwicha, olive oil, toronjil-lemon"Credit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
Some MalbecCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
Parfait de ChirimoyaCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
"Maras's beef with confited root, peanuts from Quillabamba, white grape and myrtle tartar"Credit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
Tiny desserts, after dessertCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
A single coca leaf floats atop coca teaCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
Just when dinner's over and you're getting bored, a tray of Pisco Sours appearsCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
Cheers, to this CusquenaCredit: Cynthia Drescher -
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express
The bar car after dinner -- packed!Credit: Cynthia Drescher
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The Hiram Bingham Orient-Express: The Food and Service
Onboard the Hiram Bingham Orient-Express train from Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu) to Poroy (Cusco). What we ate.
October 22, 2012 08:47:19 PM EST

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