Just last week, in the column “Sometimes, TV doesn't suck”, I asked whether religious persons make fair and objective leaders who will think, decide and act in favor of … [Read more...]
Make your own fish (and chicken) nuggets
The same recipe, and tricks, for making fish nuggets can be used to make chicken nuggets. Just substitute chicken fillets for fish fillets and everything else is the same. To … [Read more...]
Eggs Benedict
We chanced upon ready-to-serve English muffins at the supermarket and all I could really think of was eggs benedict. What are Eggs Benedict? It's a bread and egg dish prepared … [Read more...]
How to poach eggs
Omelets and eggs fried sunny side up are great for breakfast but if you want to ditch the oil part without giving up the egg habit, you can always poach your eggs. Poached … [Read more...]
Hollandaise sauce
What sauce? Hollandaise. It's an emulsion. Like mayo. You know. Oil and some acidic liquid like vinegar or lemon juice mixed with egg yolks to thicken the mixture to the … [Read more...]
Serve your omelet as a cupcake
Perhaps, I ought to declare this week as I Love Eggs! Week. After posting the Thai egg strips recipe, I remembered that I had this old recipe for omelet cooked as cupcakes but … [Read more...]
Rats in a sinking ship
Disappointed with the delay in the release of “Ingloriuous Basterds” and after discovering that we won't be able to see it as a family because of the R-18 rating, we went … [Read more...]
Son-in-law eggs
The first time I heard the name of this popular Thai dish, the horrific image that formed in my mind is something that any newspaper editor will probably censor. But after a … [Read more...]
Sometimes, TV doesn’t suck
Late on Sunday evening, I was able to catch the last portion of the most recent of the 2009 Intelligence Squared debate series on BBC News Network. The title of this column is … [Read more...]
Corningware, Corelle, Pyrex and Visions sale up to 80% (now 70%) off!

UPDATE on November 10, 2009 For those who have been asking for updates, there will be a sale of Pyrex, Corelle, Visions and Corningware items from November 12 to 15 at the … [Read more...]
Thai egg strips (rolled omelet)
How many ways can you make an omelet? Many, many ways, right? Folded, stirred, flat, with vegetables, with seafood, with meat or even in a pie shell. Here's another way. Thai … [Read more...]
Fried crisp onion slices
A lot of Asians like toasted garlic bits for garnish. Not as popular nor as well-known but equally delicious are fried crisp onion slices. You can buy these in jars but … [Read more...]
11 days and counting

For those asking (complaining?) about the lack of new posts in this blog, I didn't die. And I'm not sick either. I'm working real hard, believe me, although you won't see the … [Read more...]
Coconut-pandan panna cotta
Buko (coconut) and pandan dessert is fast becoming a staple in buffet parties, including Christmas and New Year affairs. Here is a new twist on the refreshing combination of … [Read more...]



















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