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Tinolang Talakitok (Fish Stew)

Talakitok (Trevally) is usually served fried with sweet and sour sauce or steamed with pickled mayo dressing. Today I'm featuring a Talakitok dish I served a month ago. Initially, I thought of just serving it fried with curry powder 😁 but multitasking took its toll. Seeing some veggies while cleaning up the veggie bin and  frying the fish, at the same time, this instantly came to mind.

Sauteed Bulgarian Sausage with Sigarillas (Winged Beans) and Tokwa

I couldn’t recall when I first had my first taste of Bulgarian sausage. What I do remember is that I fell in love with it at first bite. Since then, my freezer never ran out of stock. 

Garden Egg Omelette

I love egg omelette. I love spinach. So I mixed both together. I prefer to make simple and easy-to-cook dishes on weekdays because I'm always in a hurry. Tired from work at night and rushing to leave the house to evade the traffic in the morning so I couldn't afford to stay long in the kitchen.

Glimpses of Phuket: City tour

Did you watch the video? Would you like to come along for more?  January of 2018 I had an opportunity to travel for the second time to Thailand.  This time, I tagged along with hubby who went on a business trip to present a research paper in Phuket. The venue was in Patong. 

The Changing Colors of Autumn

If we are friends in Facebook and you've been clicking on the albums I feature, I'm sure you must have read about this in my FB posts although this is the first time I'm featuring it in my blog.

Heritage Tour in Silay City, the "Paris of Negros"

El Ideal --- Silay's Original Bakery since 1920

40 years ago, Dear Teachers

Thank you for coming over, batchmates. Here are more of Day 1.

40 years later

To reminisce with my old friends, a chance to share some memories, and play our songs. - Ricky Nelson 40 years ago, we stepped out of the portals of Binalbagan Catholic High School, our alma mater. On May 11-13, 2017, we came back--- as the alumni homecoming theme says, to reconnect, retrospect and reminisce.