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Cupcakes by Sonja...

One of the advantages of having to work at Bonifacio High Street would be the endless (yet pricey!) selection of places to eat. Whether it be at the fort strip, high street itself, serendra or market market, there are always great places to eat. These designer cupcakes have been quite a fad for a few years now and it has been gaining reputation. Imagine a store that sells mainly cupcakes. At an upscale place like Serendra,...
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Callos ala Madrid...

For years now, I’ve noticed that some of the family traditions with regard to food are not common or rather not normal. We always serve callos, bacalao, oysters, and ham during certain events. For lenten season, since meat is frowned upon, easter lunch would always have bacalao (which is in itself a kind of fish already deep into the spanish tradition; it means dried salt cod), and osyters. As for Christmas tradition...
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Christmas and Cookies...

It started about 3 years ago. My family or even just my mother and I would start baking cookies. I would measure because she hated that aspect of baking, the measuring of ingredients, as well as my eagerness to learn worked well for both of us. We were a good tandem. Working all those late nights to push out close to 50-100 cookies for our family gatherings. Cookies then came to be associated with family. We made it...
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FoodieManila and Its Secrets...

I don’t usually buy food books, especially about cooking or baking, but this foodie book I just couldn’t pass up. I saw it only in passing while GF was paying at the cashier for the stuff that she bought. I quickly glanced over the featured books and saw it standing over there. (Those actually work!) I’ve actually heard about this book from either a relative or a friend who knew I blogged about food....
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Malcolm’s @ The Fort...

Every so often there pops out a restaurant which at first glance is full of promise. You see the eye catching buntings, streamers, and flyers, promoting the latest dishes or specialties. Your expectations are set and mind you are set high. Upon ordering the prices seem reasonable and the food looks promising as well. (thanks to a great photographer and food stylist!) This was not the case with Malcolms. Tucked away in...
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Cooking/Baking Classes Schedule: Heny Sison Culina...

A lot of friends ask me where I learned to cook. It is quite unusual for a guy my age to be actually cooking some of these great meals for my friends especially since I never took up culinary skills. You see, you can only learn so much on your own. There are just some things that someone has to teach you. Luckily, I have Heny Sison’s culinary school. They offer short courses as well as half day classes on particular...
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