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Singkamas/Yam Bean | A Toxic Vine With Edible Taproot

Posted on April 29, 2012 by marvin
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I love eating singkamas. A singkamas that has been aged for about a week or two. It has a property similar to yacon, blunt taste at harvest time, sweet taste after over ten days. Its expected shelf life is one … Continue reading →

How to Make Singkamas / Yam Bean Pickles

Posted on April 23, 2012 by marvin
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1) Prepare five percent brine solution. Place a suitable container on a digital weighing scale. Tare. Measure 25 grams salt. Then pour water gradually to attain total weight of 500 grams. Or, mix one part salt and 19 parts water … Continue reading →

Making Hubad Na Lumpiang Sariwa – From Talipapa Premix

Posted on May 29, 2011 by marvin
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She cooked this dish for the second time. I really like its taste. I just called it hubad na lumpiang sariwa cause my wife was too lazy to wrap it. Ingredients: toge – munggbean sprouts, unknown quantity, sliced camote, unknown … Continue reading →

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