I didn't make the dumplings. I bought them frozen at Asia Mart and one night cooked them in a ready-made Japanese bonito-and-seaweed stock. Scrumptious!
Christmas markets (Christkindlmarkt) in Germany
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Christmas markets are a holiday tradition in the German-speaking part of
Europe that date back to the Middle Ages. So the best Christmas markets,
known loc...
Bagan Temples, Pagodas, and Tourist Spots
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Thousands of ancient Buddhist temples and structures of various grandeur
and state of disrepair were scattered across Bagan’s scenic riverside
plains. He...
New Burnt Lumpia Website
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Hello all. Although this Typepad incarnation of my blog has served me
fantastically well for the past 6 years(!), I've finally decided to update
and redesi...
Christmas Eve Gathering Dinner Menu
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Dinner Menu
Bokchoy with Shiitake and Tomatoes - L
European-style Bread
Hummus
Cannellini Beans with Garlic and Sage
Turkish Chickpeas with Spinach
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Moving on forward
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From the streets of Manila to the beaches of Bohol . . . Come and join my
discoveries of some fun stuff around here: Turning Boholano It's my new
blog! Ple...
Attaining the Crest of the Curve
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Sorrento 2007
Yesterday was my best day of the week and it shouldn't be. I was groggy
from having stayed up till half past three and was up again at eight...
Chuang-tzu's P'eng: Developing Perspective
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Chuang-tzu tells the story of a giant bird, P'eng, which when it flies
travels hundreds of miles a minute. The dove and cicada scoff at it. What
need does ...
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