10 results of 11 Blog Posts

FILIPINO COOKING.

posted July 21, 2010 in Winesworld\'s Blog

The cuisine of this tropical country consisting of 7107 islands is an intriguiging mixture of the familiar and exotic. Coconut, soy sauce, vinegar and fish sauce a re widely used to enhance flavour. Colonization and migration have resulted in touche (read full article)

Blue Marlin Cake

posted May 20, 2010 in cakelava - Musings From Cakeland

One of our newest cakes, is also one of the longest cakes we've ever made. Just shy of 4 feet long, this sculpted Blue Marlin cake was ordered for a 70th birthday party which took place over the weekend. The cake was a surprise from his son and dau (read full article)

Grilled Marlin(かじきまぐろのグリル)

posted May 14, 2010 in Cooking Japanese Style

☆Grilled Marlin(かじきまぐろのグリル) ☆ Good Morning, Today on Cooking Japanese Style we have a recipe called Grilled Marlin or かじきまぐろのグリル in Japanese.  Since yesterday I post another marlin recipe I figured I also (read full article)

Grilled Marlin(かじきまぐろのグリル)

posted May 14, 2010 in Cooking Japanese Style

☆Grilled Marlin(かじきまぐろのグリル) ☆ Good Morning, Today on Cooking Japanese Style we have a recipe called Grilled Marlin or かじきまぐろのグリル in Japanese.  Since yesterday I post another marlin recipe I figured I also (read full article)

Sauteed Marlin with mustard sauce(かじきまぐろのソテー)

posted May 14, 2010 in Cooking Japanese Style

☆Sauteed Marlin with mustard sauce(かじきまぐろのソテー) ☆ Good Morning Everyone.  Today on Cooking Japanese Style we have a recipe called Sautéed Marlin with Mustard Sauce or かじきまぐろのソテー in Japanese.  This recip (read full article)

Sauteed Marlin with mustard sauce(かじきまぐろのソテー)

posted May 14, 2010 in Cooking Japanese Style

☆Sauteed Marlin with mustard sauce(かじきまぐろのソテー) ☆ Good Morning Everyone.  Today on Cooking Japanese Style we have a recipe called Sautéed Marlin with Mustard Sauce or かじきまぐろのソテー in Japanese.  This recip (read full article)

Tales from foodies on the move

posted January 18, 2010 in Plentyonyourplate

At Plentyonyourplate, we’re receiving a lot of enquiries about food diaries on the move. So this latest column is from Natasha Al-Atassi and about the great food discoveries from a foodie on the move. It’s over to Natasha…(photo ta (read full article)

posted December 22, 2009 in Today in Pierre\'s kitchen

Aloha ! My posting of personal recipes will be on hold until I return from a Christmas vacation in Honolulu, Hawaii. But it does not mean I would let you down ! Hawaiians love to eat. Honolulu is full of restaurants, from the hawaiian plate hole-in-t (read full article)

183. Ikan Bakar & Bakso in KK

posted November 04, 2009 in blindperfect

Ikan Bakar, you can sit there to eat it.What I remember well when visiting Kota Kinabalu was eating it's famous 'Ikan Bakar' at the night market. We went to that spot on our last night in KK, and I never regretted it. I was able to taste my favourite (read full article)

Cooking Sea Bass

posted October 19, 2009 in Potato Patch Recipes

When Cooking Sea Bass I always think of that book written by Ernest Hemingway, “The Old Man and the Sea”.  Don’t ask me why I think about Hemingway and this particular book when I turn myself into a sea bass cook.  My thought process (read full article)

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