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Corn Over Rice as Staple Food

Posted on August 17, 2012 by marvin
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The following contradicts our current tradition. Rice is the number one staple food for Filipinos and perhaps to rest of the world. Rice is the one and no other commodity might be able replace it. All plants produce their own … Continue reading →

First Trial, Boiled Young Corn for Making Cornicks

Posted on June 13, 2012 by marvin
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fried young corn

From the article, “The Old and New Cornick Story“, cornick or corn nuts are prepared by soaking corn for three days, changing water everyday, rinse drying and then frying. It said that water soaking is done to restore the original … Continue reading →

The New and Old Cornick Story

Posted on June 6, 2012 by marvin
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cornick in chili vinegar

The three of us took cornick as merienda. Cornick in chili hot vinegar. We enjoyed the brown crunchy corn, the lingering garlic taste, the burning hot chili sensation and the face changing vinegar. I enjoyed it the most, my wife … Continue reading →

The Kettle Korn – Butterlicious Popcorn

Posted on December 16, 2011 by marvin
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I like this popcorn. It is slightly sweet and really butterlicious. All pops are crunchy soft – no hard part like the one I usually bought from street vendors. Any good tasting commercial product is doubtful.It might be filled with … Continue reading →

The Three Hidden GMO’s in Food

Posted on November 14, 2011 by marvin
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The most neglected part of any commercially prepared food is the ingredient list. We prefer a brand over the other due to its popularity. We never consider the product ingredient list. The more we ignore the ingredient list, the more … Continue reading →

The Binatog / Bualaw na Mais

Posted on August 6, 2011 by marvin
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The last time I ate boiled corn on cobs, I finished about 15 pieces in a row. Then I was not able to ate dinner and my stomach felt full till morning. My stomach felt achy that whole day. I … Continue reading →

Ang Inihaw Na Mais / Grilled Corn

Posted on July 18, 2011 by marvin
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Our lpg tank run empty. Too bad cause I wasn’t able to cook rice milk for my toddler. I was also too lazy to buy a replacement tank. I was not feeling well. My head was achy and felt too … Continue reading →

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