You would agree with me when I say that you can tell a lot about a person just by looking at the food they post on their blog. Right? Well, today I’m going to introduce you to Xiaolu from 6 Bittersweets blog. First she’s extremely talented. I can’t even begin to tell you about how [...]
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Guest Post: Orange Passionfruit Curd Mini Tarts from 6Bittersweets
Posted in Bake, tagged 6bittersweets blog, dessert, food, mini tarts, orange, passionfruit, recipes, sweets on February 3, 2011 | 29 Comments »
Chinese Style (Fragrant Braised) Peanuts For Chinese New Year
Posted in Cook, tagged braised peanuts, chinese food, chinese new year, food, fragrant braised, nuts, peanuts, recipes, red braised, snacks, soy on January 27, 2011 | 27 Comments »
Is January really almost gone? I really thought that things would slow down after the Christmas holidays but oh how wrong I was! With the new job, days have gone by in a blur. Most of the time I’m meeting new people, learning new systems, products and before I know it, it’s past seven or [...]
Cocido Madrileño for Kulinarya Cooking Club
Posted in Cook, El Comedor, tagged cocido, cocido madrileno, food, la bola, main, meats, recipes, soup, spanish food, vegetables on January 23, 2011 | 34 Comments »
I’ll be honest, it was a bit of a struggle to come up with a “dish that I would most like to have for my birthday” for this month’s Kulinarya Cooking Club challenge. I have been so busy with the new job and getting everything ready for the sale of our old house, I hardly [...]
Quail Scotch Eggs
Posted in Cook, tagged appetizer, food, party food, quail eggs, recipes, sausage, scotch eggs on January 19, 2011 | 32 Comments »
I was introduced to Scotch Eggs by Rie, a dear family friend. I met her through my older sister who was in the same mother’s group and over the years we’ve come to think of her as a sister too. She took the scotch eggs to a dinner hosted by my sister one night [...]
Chicken Wings With Spicy Basque Ketchup
Posted in Cook, tagged basque cuisine, chicken, chicken wings, food, gerard hirigoyen, ketchup, pinxtos, piperade, recipes, spanish, spanish cuisine, tapas on January 6, 2011 | 50 Comments »
This, my friends, is going to be a very short post. I’m not sure if you’ve noticed the lack of any online presence lately… and there’s certainly a reason for my silence. First, my parents are around for another few weeks – and family always takes priority so I am trying to squeeze in as [...]
A Very Aussie Christmas & A Very Simple Berry Pie
Posted in Bake, tagged berry pie, Christmas, dessert, easy recipe, food, nigella lawson, pie, recipes on December 28, 2010 | 41 Comments »
Coming from the Philippines where adorning homes with Christmas decorations has become a national pastime that begins in September, my first impression was that Australians weren’t very keen on Christmas. I couldn’t get used to Santa in a body suit, trading turtlenecks for singlets, or a “white Christmas” referring to spending time in Bondi beach. [...]
Easy Homemade Christmas Gifts: Queso de Bola (Cheese) Spread for Kulinarya
Posted in Cook, Uncategorized, tagged canape, capsicum, cheese, Christmas, easy recipe, food, holiday food, peppers, pimiento, queso de bola spread, recipe, recipes, toasted cheese on December 20, 2010 | 34 Comments »
Because the holiday season is already so stressful, there are some things that you should never do in December. Getting married is one of them. This of course is from first hand experience when eight years ago, three days after Christmas, I said “I do.” When I got engaged my then fiancé said “pick a [...]
2011 Food Trends & The Spotted Pig’s Deviled Eggs
Posted in Cook, tagged deviled eggs, food, food predictions, food trends 2011, holiday, holiday entertaining, ipad food app, pies, recipes, spotted pig on December 14, 2010 | 38 Comments »
If 2010 was all about local and sustainable food, I’m hearing that 2011 will be all about the Pie. At least this is the prediction from Andrew Freeman & Co, a US based firm that consults on marketing to hotels and restaurants around the US. In their 2011 Trend List, pies were listed as the [...]
Slow Cooked Beef Ribs with Chorizo
Posted in Cook, tagged beef stew, chorizo, dinner, dinner recipes, easy recipe, food, recipes, spanish on December 12, 2010 | 32 Comments »
They say, necessity is the mother of invention. These last few weeks, I would say that moving is the mother of improvisation. As we countdown to moving homes, I find myself limited as to what I can cook because I’ve either packed something away or I’m trying to use up miscellaneous ingredients that have been [...]
Easy Tapas: Pinchos Moruños
Posted in Cook, tagged chicken, food, kebab, pinchos morunos, recipes, skewers, spanish, tapas on December 10, 2010 | 22 Comments »
Today at work we chatted about our favourite pastimes as children. I mentioned that , to pass the time during summers, my siblings and cousins would meet at my grandmother’s place every day. We would swim, watch (music) videos, eat, sleep, fight, swim some more, eat some more and definitely fight some more. Almost like [...]
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