Archive for January, 2008

Jan 31 2008

Photo(s) of the Week: Colorful roots and fruits in Seattle’s Pike Place Market

Published by Gay under Photo of the Week, To market

A riot of shapes and colors, wish I had the chance to cook all of them!

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Jan 29 2008

Grow Your Own #6:What are malunggay leaves?

Published by Gay under Blog events

It’s almost the end of the month and I almost forgot the Grow Your Own event that I have started to participate since I started A scientist in the kitchen.

The last few weeks, I have been busy at work, writing my theses, drowning in DNA sequences that my head is almost spinning. Sunday, though, is [...]

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Jan 29 2008

Another new look…

Published by Gay under Blogging

I’ve changed themes a few times, and I was getting to like the last one, but alas, as Lalaine of the Cookmobile pointed out, it loads so slow. So I’m back to this old one…

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Jan 28 2008

WHB: The star is star anise

Published by Gay under Asian, Blog events, Poultry

In the Philippines, almost all parts of the chicken is eaten, from the feet (grilled feet is called Adidas in street talk) to the head (also grilled, a common street called called Walkman!).
It’s another week of Weekend Herb Blogging, this time hosted by Claudia of Fool For Food (whew, lots of Fs!). This time, I [...]

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