Cooking Sous Vide

Ronald P. Villavelez 10/15/2017

  SOUS vide, the process of cooking food “under vacuum” at low, tightly controlled temperature in a water bath, revolutionized the culinary world when it was adopted as a culinary technique in the 70s in upscale restaurants in…

Michelin-starred Cocina Mexicana

Aissa A. Dela Cruz 10/06/2017

  BRYOND tacos, burritos, chimichangas, the authentic Mexican cuisine is as complex as other ancient cuisines such as Chinese and Japanese. Its techniques and skills were developed over a thousand years. Mexican cuisine actually began 9000 years…

Inflation up 3.4% in September due to higher food prices

Inquirer.net 10/05/2017

INFLATION rose 3.4 percent year-on-year in September, a five-month high, which the government on Thursday mostly blamed on higher food prices due to weather disturbances that month. The latest Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) data showed that the…

In the beginning there was fire

Ronald P. Villavez 10/01/2017

IN THE beginning there was fire. Even before there was the word. It happened before language, agriculture, civilization, and culture. Fire provided light, warmth and protection for early humans to survive life in the forests, in the wild. But…

I cook, therefore, I am

Ronald P. Villavez 09/25/2017

ONE Sunday morning, at the supermarket, while I was unloading my cart and arranging my groceries on the conveyor belt at the checkout counter, a 40-something mestiza-looking woman, who just wheeled her cart next to mine, asked…

High food, fuel, power prices push August inflation to 3.1%

Inquirer.net 09/05/2017

  Inflation rose by 3.1 percent in August, the fastest in three months, partly due to higher food, fuel and power prices coupled with a weaker peso, the government reported Tuesday. The latest Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)…

Bon appétit at L’ Artisan

Tricia Rodrigo 09/04/2017

  Fancy an exquisite dining experience with a fusion of European flavors tickling your taste buds? You don’t have to travel far. Situated within Oakridge Business Park is the quaint French-Mediterranean restaurant L’ Artisan. True to its…

Food aid suspended as Myanmar state sinks deeper into violence

AFP 09/02/2017

The World Food Programme (WFP) has suspended food aid in Myanmar’s violence-scorched Rakhine State, as the humanitarian situation deteriorates with a surging death toll and tens of thousands — both Rohingya Muslims and ethnic Buddhists — on…

KA.T.ON (Kaon + tuon)

Madrileña de la Cerna 09/02/2017

According to the Philippine Institute of Development Studies, there is an alarming 57 percent dropout rate among junior public high school students. Among the reasons are lack of interest due to overcrowded classrooms that challenge the endurance…

A taste of Spain at Café Marco’s Sabores de España

PR 08/14/2017

  Experience a history of flavors as Café Marco brings you the richness of Spanish cuisine at Cebu City’s Finest, Marco Polo Plaza Cebu. From August 17 to 20, explore the distinctive cuisine that has influenced the…

Traditional French Cuisine at Vaucluse

Aissa A. Dela Cruz 08/11/2017

THE NEW York Restaurant Week is probably one of the exciting ways to get a big bite of the big apple. From July 24 to THE NEW York Restaurant Week is probably one of the exciting ways to…

Warden appeals for help to feed Cebu City inmates

Inna Gian Mejia, Jose Santino S. Bunachita 08/04/2017

If help is not given soon, close to 5,000 inmates of the Cebu City Jail may go hungry with no food to eat starting next month. Fearing that this may cause a riot, Cebu City Jail Warden…

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