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Where Are All The Filipino Restaurants? A call to Home…a Filipino-American's quest to demystify Filipino food. July 1, 2014. I like to joke with my family, that I have two rice fears: #1, opening the rice cooker and it’s empty (groans), and #2, opening the rice cooker and it’s brown rice. The latter is a response to my recently diet-conscious family, who, I applaud…but I can never relate to. I am a food hedonist. …. Read more ». May 22, 2014. November 24, 2013. Hopia and Coffee on a Sunday Morning. Follo...
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Thursday, September 27, 2007. 1 k crabs (about 4 pieces). 2 cups canola oil. 1 tbsp. each garlic and ginger, chopped. 1 green bell pepper, cubed. 1 cup hot banana catsup. 188; cup soy sauce. Cut crabs into two leaving the shells as they are. Fry crabs in hot canola oil for 5 minutes, covered. Turn the other side and cook for another 5 minutes. Transfer crabs to a plate. Leave ½ cup oil in the pan where the crabs were cooked and sauté ginger and garlic; add bell pepper, catsup and soy sauce. 189; k. m...
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