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Chicken And Ginger Stir Fry

posted August 06, 2010 in Keep Learning Keep Smiling

This is a very simple and easy chicken stir fry dish with lots of ginger…..only 4 ingredients. This is one dish that I remember eating when I was young. We had healthy food. We grew our own vegetables and fruits and reared our own chicken, duck (read full article)

Travel: Lisa and John Are Eating in...Pittsburgh

Introducing...the very first of our travel series! As we mentioned on our Friday post, we were off to the fair city of Pittsburgh to witness the wedding of some good friends of ours, Keith and Jen. First off, this is a very cool couple, so it wasn't (read full article)

Travel: Lisa and John Are Eating in...Pittsburgh

Introducing...the very first of our travel series! As we mentioned on our Friday post, we were off to the fair city of Pittsburgh to witness the wedding of some good friends of ours, Keith and Jen. First off, this is a very cool couple, so it wasn't (read full article)

M E A T

posted June 10, 2010 in Filipino Recipes

Very early writings note that goats, carabaos and deer were the meats our ancestors hunted and ate.  Pork may have come from the wild boar, the "baboy damo" or jabali as the Spanish called it.In my childhood days, pigs were almost all black with (read full article)

Watching Dancing with the Stars – May 24, 2010

posted May 25, 2010 in TV Food and Drink

The more I watch Dancing with the Stars this season, the more I realize I’m only watching to catch the same high I get whenever I watch televised coverage of the Scripps National Spelling Bee. At first, I always trick myself into thinking I (read full article)

posted May 09, 2010 in Today in Pierre\'s kitchen

I am afraid coming back home with a few more pounds will not be too difficult ! It is almost a rite of passage when traveling to France. But I feel every ounces are worth every bites ! I hit two restaurants this week-end, where I was able to sample s (read full article)

Duck a l’Orange

posted May 05, 2010 in Southern Grace Gourmet

Charlie and Sammy were the names of my pet ducks when I was a kid. Charlie was a black and white muscovy and Sammy was a gray and white muscovy duck. They were big and fat and loved to swim in our little 1 acre pond. They each had female mates, alth (read full article)

Easter Food… Figolli Recipe

posted April 02, 2010 in PimpThatFood

Here we are back from a small holiday in Italy, I just got back from my kitchen finally decorating my Figolli. Yeah for those who haven't got a clue what 'Figolli' here is a small explanation. Figolli are one of the most important Easter desserts in (read full article)

A Visit to Zhabei: Tongchuan Seafood Market

posted April 01, 2010 in The Shanghai Foodist

With the fairly recent opening of Metro Line 11, Shanghai’s northern Zhabei District has become increasingly more accessible.  This neighborhood – historically home to many textile factories – also houses one of the coolest markets in the city (read full article)

Cooking Fowl: Chicken, Duck, etc. (Europe, Asia and Hollywood)

posted March 23, 2010 in Food Meditations

Duck Aylesbury ducks really deliver "The flavour of Aylesbury duck is second to none and unlike their flavourless indoor-reared equivalent the birds roam in paddocks, hunting for grubs." I have... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my web (read full article)

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