Toast Topper #11: Allspice Peach Butter (#SundaySupper)
Updated: 2012-09-30 07:21:11
Kiwi is short for kiwifruit. This luscious fruit with light green flesh wasn’t always known by that name. It had many names in different countries (it still does, actually). It became “kiwifuit” in a branding attempt by New Zealand commercial exporters. You know, to associate the fruit with the country where kiwi, a bird, is [...]
photo taken by my iPhone. I love the quality! I have this group called “San Ge Ren Cher.” It’s in Chinese, and it means ” three people eating.” In that group, we’re only two. Me, and my friend. But the servings that we usually feast on, are good for three! I will tell you more [...]
Hello hello, everyone! I’m baacckk!! After a year’s hiatus, here I am again, trying to chronicle my happy food adventures. Aside from being a beauty blogger, I am known, amongst my friends at least, for being passionate with food. You would actually laugh at me whenever I would eat good food, sigh, sing Hallelujah, and [...]
Time for stews. Tradition says beef and red wine go together; I say it’s a ridiculous rule. You can cook beef in white wine to make a delicious stew. And this is the proof. But why is it exactly a time for stews? It normally doesn’t get this cold until late in November. But, for [...]
Karaage is a class of Japanese dishes made primarily with breaded fried fillets of meat or fish. The fillets are cut into bite-size pieces, marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, citrus juice, rice wine and ginger, dredged in flour then fried. This chicken dish was cooked in exactly that manner and I’d post the [...]
Sam doesn’t eat beef but she likes nachos. She’s been requesting it for two weeks and I finally cooked a no-beef chili dish that we had last night with tortilla chips, lettuce and a special sauce in lieu of the traditional sour cream. We also ate dinner in front of the TV — a practice [...]
Well, if the fish is actually a Korean fish-shaped ice cream sandwich… You get wafers with ice cream and red bean paste filling. Delicious!
Before objecting violently that native pechay is not exactly bok choy, read this. That said, know that I have neither the time nor the inclination to engage in a discussion-going-nowhere about the intricate world of Chinese cabbages. I’ve a lot of writing to do tonight. There’s this recipe and two other articles — one on [...]
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Penang food always goes with trend. There were once everybody in Penang was into German food where German pubs and restaurants are at every corner in Penang. There are also times when Penangites were craving for Thai food. There were Thai stalls and Thai restaurants popping up just everywhere. As for recently, now is the trend [...]