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Cassava cake is another all-time favorite dessert in the Philippines. It is made from grated cassava which Filipinos call kamoteng kahoy or balanghoy . Desserts made from cassava are very popular because cassava is easily grown anywhere in the coun

My husband loves tuna salad. Mainly because it s good and he can claim that he has eaten fish. Okay. He makes sandwiches with lettuce and tomatoes on visibly charcoaled toast; chaque un a son gout. I m posting this for him because he said he made s

The Indochine Kitchen blog is my very favorite blog at the moment. Jun is a great cook and her photography is awe inspiring. I ve got to take better pictures! I wonder what kind of camera she uses This was a wonderful dish. I don t think I got

Om Namo Namahshivaya ..! Brahma murari surarchitha lingam Nirmala basitha sobitha lingam Janmajadukka vinasana lingam Thath pranamami sadasiva lingam Devamuni

Soups are important in most traditional Chinese household. This is one of my favorite as it is nutritious and easy to prepare. It is good to have this soup any day of the week as it is energizes the Qi and nourishes the body. The herbs can be found in Chi

After checking the net for prawn recipes, I was attracted to this Prawn Balchao since it has unique name and something I never heard before. This is a classic Goan recipe using dry chili and vinegar as its ingredients. They can be served as appetizer or

It's time for some sour and spicy dish to whet the palate after consumimg so much sweet meats and high calorie food over the past few weeks ...... 'Tomyam steam fish' Very basic ingredients - Tomyam paste, bunga kantan, big onion and kaffi

Pesarattu is a breakfast food of the andhra region . It is mainly preapared using moong dhal and the rice is added to ensure crispiness . Traditionally , it is served with onion topping ( no toppings for me, since VJ has a stable cold..)and ther's this ch

Ingredients: Radish / Muli/ Mulangi - 250 gms or 1 1/2 cup (Chopped finely) Eggs - 4 ~5 Onion - 1 (small, chopped) Tomato - 1/2 (small, chopped) Green chili - 1 ( small, chopped) optional Ginger Garlic paste - 1 tsp Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp Red chili p

My husband's birthday is between the 28th of February and the 1st of March this year. He is one of those unfortunately born on the 29th day of February, so his birthday is not an annual thing. He is not big on celebrations and would probably just forget h

Day 61. I love Greek Falafel and I love Indian food...so, when I got black-eyed peas in my CSA box, I dreamed up Indian Falafel. I'm excited about the possibilities here. I'm serving them in naan instead of regular flatbread. I'm drooling a bit thinkin

F atayer is an Arabic Pie stuffed with spinach, cheese, chicken, lamb or za'atar and like Shawarma it is a commonly available street food across the Arab world. Here at a walking distance from our flat there is an Arabic restaurant from where we regularl

These wonderfully romantically named cookies are so called because the meringue like cookies are put into a preheated oven which is then switched-off and the cookies left overnight, forgotten about until morning. I had intended to make these beautiful sn

I've been reading a lot of novels lately. Modern novels, like the cozy genre of culinary mysteries that I so enjoy, seem to contain much more information about food than in times past, including baking methods, detailed instructions, and recipes. Not on

One recent frigid day I was leaving school with my daughter and her friend and they wanted a snack. We ended up at Zabar's Cafe on the corner of 80th and Broadway. They ordered their stuff and just for giggles I asked the counterperson if any of the sou

Its one of the easiest favourite cake for me. Couldn't resist doing it over and over again because the whole family loves purple Japanese sweet potatoes. There is a shortage of supplies of the purple potatoes in the market since 2 months ago. I was so t

K erala style fish curry could be made in millions of ways because each household has a recipe of their own! How diverse can we get ? :) This recipe is the way Amma makes Fish Curry at home so it has the Alleppy- Kottayam- Changanaserry style in it and it

I am not one to wax poetic about a meatloaf...but as far as meatloaves go this is a very, very, good version. This is not something I make often because my kids despise meatloaf. I am not sure why, but they have a thing about meat...formed into a loaf...

These turned out perfectly. As in, I had not a single issue. Being that these are macarons we are talking about, I say this with much pleasure and pride. The first time I made macarons was about year ago and I tried David Lebovitz's safe, trusted and t

Again I push back this posting until the last day of submission...! And thank to one of my beloved readers who left a comment on my previous posting and reminded me that the closing was approaching. For August 2010 edition, we gotta share recipes of GRILL

Who has never heard about Bali? Someone asked me before, when I said I am from Indonesia.."Where is Indonesia? Is it close to Bali?"..Oh my..I was speechless for a moment, trying to find a nice way to explain without insulting. Well I am not gonna explain

I was supposed to write this Christmas count down post 3 days ago, so that I could fit to my 12th day before Christmas version. But I hardly find time to sit and type on my computer, an excuse of having frozen brain..**blame it to the weather, the heater

Wow..Christmas is less than a week away. And on the 5th day of Christmas, I would like to share these 5 croquettes filled with chicken ragout. These are good for afternoon tea snacking during our cold days. Ingredients: - oil for frying - bread crumbs/pa

It was two hours before Christmas' Eve, when I wrote this post...and I had to type 2 posts at once and set the schedule for the second post for tomorrow. Yes, we are going away for Christmas. We'll have a little family reunion in Calgary, about 3h driving