Cornucopia
By admin on 2 January, 2012
2011 was a good year for eating. We make it a point to publish and share only what’s worth sharing on Table for Three, Please to keep things positive. Of course not every meal was perfect; we’ve also had our (lion’s) share of experiences that have left rather strange tastes in our mouths. However we’re …read »
Cornucopia
By Anonymous Paul on 14 September, 2011
Home cook, king of the grill, weekend chef, domestic goddess. A growing number of food lovers have now moved on from simply searching for the best places to eat to actually cooking for friends and family themselves. Some develop this fondness for cooking earlier than others; being born into culinary adept/food crazed families. Others seem …read »
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By Kitchyart on 26 August, 2011
Last June, Anonymous Paul and I attended Oxfam’s Good Food Lunch at the Bantayog ng mga Bayani in Quezon City. This was for the launch of the campaign called Grow to ensure underprivileged Filipinos have enough to eat now and in the future. The lunch featured recipes of chefs using mainly local ingredients produced organically …read »
Cornucopia
By Kitchyart on 16 May, 2011
I swear that cookie eerily looks like Steven Tyler. Everybody has secrets. You know you’re guilty when you can’t even tell your closest ally. Whether it’s an act or even just a thought that you’re fully aware isn’t quite right and still you act upon it, it’s sin. Blame it on our Roman Catholic roots, …read »
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By sanju on 10 May, 2011
The ‘hood. We spent some time in the United Kingdom recently. We planned the trip partly because we wanted to go somewhere different for our family vacation. But the main reason was that it was a graduation gift for our daughter S who just finished elementary. Part of our itinerary was a visit to Edinburgh, …read »
Cornucopia
By Anonymous Paul on 27 April, 2011
Coming out of the “Season of Lent”, when most hold back on what they eat (if they’re Catholic), we’ll be covering our takes on foods from hell. Decadent, salacious, sinful and whatever it is one so easily gives in to with a little seduction. Or whatever concept that correlates to hell. For me that abstraction …read »