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As you can see (this picture was taken two Thanksgivings ago, at my house), desserts are a BIG deal at Thanksgiving in my family. Big. My mom usually makes about six (or more!) different pies. Yes, six. Two pumpkin, two pecan and most importantly, two but

Dairy lover. Butter fiend. Milk addict. Friend of cheese. Yogurt connoisseur. Go ahead. Call me names. They're all true. I am a dairy lover, deeply committed to my glass of chilled milk at bedtime and my 5 o'clock plate of cheese bites. And don't ge

As a variation to the traditional Filipino snack or ?merienda? or ?kakanin? called ?banana que? (referred to as ?sundot saging? in the Province of Batangas, Philippines and other nearby Provinces), ?kamote que? (can this be called ?sundot kamote??) was

When I saw this recipe on the Martha Stewart show, I started following Whisk Kid's blog . She does amazing layered cakes. The idea that you can make a cake (and keep it secret what is inside), sounded fun. So I decided to do this for Marcus. He is ha

When you read a typical South East Asian recipe, especially Thai curries and Nyonya based dishes, the Kaffir Lime Leaf is actually quite essential. The fresh ones have a deep green colour to it and evokes a fresh lime essence when you smell it. Even dried

Baguette is one of my favourite restaurants, and recent winner of Australia s Most Popular French Restaurant award in the Lifestyle Food Channel 2010 I Love Food Awards . My boyfriend and I love it so much we ve become regulars over the past 2 years.

Ok, so I have been carried away lately with fondant cakes, but I'm back to my, sort of, comfort zone. I was, at first, thinking of making some kind of chocolate banana mousse concoction dessert; however, as I was about to purchase the bananas I saw a glow

A very Special Happy Deepavali Greeting from Malaysian Delicacies to all friends and fellow bloggers . Three festive dishes for all to try out this Deepavali. 4 cups basmati rice or raw white rice 2 tomatoes(chopped) 2-3 lemon grass(crushed) 2

Okay. I admit it. I'm not a fan of Halloween. Well, not quite, but I don't go quite as all-out as everyone else does. I mean, I do on the baking end (obviously). But I didn't even go out for Halloween this weekend. I think it has something to do with how

Prostate Cancer has no ribbons. Testicular Cancer has no large walks for charity. They have no pink shoelaces, pink hockey sticks, or pink fire trucks. Lets be honest, they really don't get as much attention as their female counterparts. I guess no one wa

This post is a quick shout out to my brother, who amongst the mashed cauliflower and quinoa salad recipes, begs that I include some good old fashion American fare. ... But of Course! Here's a burger he and his friends call, "The Lumberjack

In Brazil, any time you walk along the line of dishes at a buffet, whether it's a wedding reception, a birthday party or even a standard self-service restaurant, one dish you can assume you'll find among the choice of salads and cold dishes is called sal

We had a Halloween Fall festival at our house last night with some youth from our church and I thought it would be fun to do something a little different with the drink. After surfing the web for ideas here is what I came up with: Kids will stare

I recently made siopao (steamed pork buns), my 2nd time to make them from scratch. I didn t even realize it s been well over a year since the first time I tried my hand at siopao making. So how did my 2nd attempt go? I d say better than the first but

This is one of the outlets I had meant to blog about a month ago, but for some reason, we always went on a day that they were either sold out or closed. Undeterred, we finally managed to get there on a Saturday morn (very early indeed!) to try out thei

?? Taco + VW Combi = Tacombi Dario Wolos knows how to one up the current food truck craze: bring it indoors. Not just the concept, the entire truck . The Monterrey, Mexico native recently moved to NYC to open Fonda Nolita . And brought hi

I love chips. peanutbutter ? and my daughter, ykaie loves them too. We eat chips as a snack, whenever we watch tv or movies or even when we're just talking. As we all know chips are not healthy because they are high in fat, sodium and MSG. I'm glad I a

Living on the Central Coast of California, our change of seasons happens in a very subtle way. Ground snow doesn't happen in my part of California. Instead, our golden hills begin to show signs of life again with patches of bright green grass. In our b

After taking two really good classes from Kathy Lehr at the Western Reserve School of cooking, I just had to sign up for the multi-grain class. Everything that she has taught so far has translated into direct and significant improvements in my bread and b

I have invited the ' wild boar ' to be my guest writer again for I know he enjoys sharing his cooking adventures with all of you. Well...he did cook something great on my birthday...a special treat for me :) I would like him to share his cooking adven

I?ve had the best Japanese experience in Manila just this month! After talking much good stuff about Seryna, I feel I have yet to taste a lot of Japanese foods in the Philippines before actually saying that it?s the best. Although Seryna is really good, p

Hello friends! I'm back! I feel like I have left you all hanging in what has been a hectic whirlwind October with so little baking...which I am not happy about! I have been traveling for 12 days straight, to Chicago, Cincinnati and San Francisco with hote

There are culinary properties of chicken and coconut cream which when combined together in cookery will result to a rich, flavorful, sometimes oily, but nonetheless truly satisfying dish. This is so true in the case of ?ginataang manok? or chicken braised

In my last post I wrote about an Oktoberfest party that our friends threw, and in addition to cheezy beer dip , I also brought along this German Apple Cake from The Joy of Vegan Baking . It was my first time making this, and unfortunately I didn t hav