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First it was Tiger Wood. In our backyard, we've got Jerk Jack Neo. These scandals had got me wondering secrets that people keep. Haha, lucky for my friends, I am only interested in their kitchen secrets. That day, I was chatting with to my mal

I've got a secret...do you want to know what it is? Well I don't know if I can tell you just quite yet, but I will leave you with a few hints so you will have to check back at the end of the weekend when the secret is revealed! I've been working on a real

It's been a long while since I had a real, good tasting cookies . The kind that's finger licking good to the tiniest of the crumbs. A lot of household names had evolved in making their own cookies world recognized. Among the leading ones are Mrs. Fields

There is ?something? in pizza that could really make me drool. When craving hits me, it is really difficult to ignore or resist such a desire. While the ?probably best pizza restaurant? in Sri Lanka which I featured before in my post ?Best Pizza in Sri L

Here's a hearty St. Patrick's Day meal. Lots of green (under cover) This recipe is from the good old days when the CASSEROLE reigned in it?s glory. It really is a great one-dish-meal though - in spite of the bad press the

I LOVE Christmas morning for SOO many reasons. Curling up together first thing and reading Luke 2, seeing the looks on my girls faces when they see the gifts under the trees, the smell of hot coffee, and one of my favorites.. Our Christmas morning

Story: I love Kakori!! I have never even been there but I love it! I can't think of any other city in India that has its name linked to famous freedom fighters and super-delicious kebabs! Until I tried this recipe from SK guruji the only thing I knew

I love cookbooks. I have a VAST selection of cookbooks, and I mean massive. Over 100 cookbooks (on the last inventory). I m one of those PEOPLE that mossy over to the local bookstore, pick up about 10 books, sit at the caf and drink tons of overpric

Like a lot of small, densely populated metropolitan Asian cities, traffic, both human and vehicular, is a daily fixture in Manila. If you have been to Bangkok, then you have a very good idea of what traffic is like here in Manila. The traffic here is so

Os cupcakes estao ficando populares por aqui. Acho que sao os efeitos da globalização. A receita de hoje é sobre a cobertura.Os cupcakes sao versáteis e bonitos e podem ter coberturas varias, como fondant,creme batido ou esta cobertura de cream cheese q

I can t believe that Elia is turning 18 today!! My little girl has grown into a beautiful woman, who will soon be going to university, she will have the right to vote, etc., etc., but she will always be our little girl. Happy Birthday Elia!! T

Banana is among the most important fruits of the world. In terms of production tonnage and trade volume, fresh banana remains in the top slot and probably will continue to lead over other fruits in many more years to come. While banana is native to tropic

The folks at Live Gourmet must be doing something right with their marketing as I'm convinced these are fresher than the ones sold individually. Aesthetically, the Live Gourmet butter lettuce are more appealing with their roots attached, and a bit of sa

Hi, this is the twenty second post about Italian cooking. In the last post we spoke you about an easy winter menu composed by three courses all made with winter ingredients. Today we d like to tell people who live south the Equator. Summer is going t

In Orthodox religion during the 48 days of Lent, which is the fasting period, no animal products are allowed to be eaten. Fasting doesn t have to be boring or a torture, so I am always trying to create something out of the usual. I was inspired

Yesterday was my first day at BITC for cake principle module. I was rather excited as this is a kind of new experience for me. Unlike my Uni time, the reason why I attended this course was solely due to my passion. I really was eager to learn about the th

Lorna demonstrated this Creamy Seafood Udon recipe in the Gilmore Park Community Kitchen the same day Minoo made the Walnut Balls. This Creamy Seafood Udon is loaded with scallops, squids, mussels, shrimps, imitation crab meat, fish balls and vege

Let?s have a history lesson. I was always a good student. I was one of those kids that did well in almost every subject (notice I said almost?numbers still elude me). But numbers aside, history was/is particularly delicious to me. Cooking has an

I had Tom yum spaghetti for dinner tonight. I havn t cook this dish since I finished my last bottle of Tom yum paste. The other day when I was in Plymouth, I went to the chinese store to top up some goods, where I bought my Tom yum paste, this time I boug

Hi, this is the twentieth post about the authentic Italian recipes. The last post was about pasta e broccoli . Now it s time to show you another recipe with more ingredients: pasta with broccoli and crab meat . The recipe is easy-to-do and very ta

My colleague asked me, why is my post so outdated now? I replied her that I haven't been baking lately. Actually it's only half true. I did bake...except that it was a repetitive bake that didn't warrant much attention. Lately, I've been so comfortable of

Posted by Lyndi I am in constant search of butter that is unpasteurized. Why the obession? Because somewhere tucked away in the back crevices of my cranium a quiet voice is saying, ?Eat as naturally as possi

Last week, a reader who goes by the initials V.T., e-mailed me about this particular Filipino mussels soup dish that I forgot about. As I have said to V.T., this is one of my favorite classic Filipino dishes. Unlike a lot of Filipino dishes, this is one

It's been great to see E.A.T. World taking off across the blogs, and I've enjoyed travelling with everyone! Our ongoing mission: to explore new food worlds, to seek out new ingredients and new recipes, to boldly go where I almost certainly have not gon