I used to bake a lot back when I was still in school. I love baking because of its discipline and the Science in it. The ingredients are measured like they are formula and the procedures are followed as if they are policies.
I would like to think I have high tolerance for spicy food until I met people who take each bite with chili sauce. I realized I am a noob in the spice world.
Indian flavor are soon to come in and Modern Chinese is said to be going big. Sinigang and Adobo are already done and Kilawin is coming back, Paksiw is also something to experiment with.
We are at the Taste Setters: Creativity That Shapes Food and Beverage Trends workshop sponsored by SYSU International in cooperation with their partners Lee Kum Kee, Clara Ole, Tabasco, Tulip, Treetop and Smuckers here at CCA Makati.
TasteSetters, a new workshop series that celebrates the thriving food culture in the Philippines, is slated to put a spotlight on the country’s emerging food scene that is slowly getting recognition worldwide.
With the rise of environmental issues on a fast-paced world, choosing to eat healthy is no longer enough. With this informative article, see how “evergreen consumption” will impact the way we consume and create new dishes and beverages this 2019.
With Christmas dinners being booked left and right, how could you make your dinner options stand out? Consider pairing the perfect bottle of wine with your special entreés! Here’s a handy guide to help you get started: How to Pair Wine with Food: A Primer Don’t let matching wine and food...
Themed “Excel on Traditions Converging Global Culinary Talents” Talents across 17 countries and regions demonstrate culinary prowess Lee Kum Kee applies to establish "Hope as Chef Charitable Foundation" Nurturing youngsters to realise their culinary dreams and inherit Chinese culinary culture