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Hi,
While preparing the newsletter, I came across this interesting article from New America Media. The article suggests that Filipino cuisine is poised to break through gastro ceiling. If some foodies are predicting it right, the year of the Dragon is the year of the "adobo". Adobo is one of the country's famous dishes. It is braised chicken or pork in soy sauce, garlic and vinegar. It is the ultimate Filipino dish, the signature of Filipino cuisine.
During the recent Winter Fancy Foo Show in San Francisco, the show's organizer opted to feature this dish for their cover. In the feature story, the author cites what makes Filipino cuisine stand out - "big, bold, sweet, sour and salty". It is not just the adobo which prompted the author to make this claim. There is also the famous Kare-Kare which I must say, I truly enjoy.
Over the years, Filipino cuisine has evolved from its
Malayo-Polynesian origins to the mixed repertoire that now defines it.
It is a mixture of Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, American and Asian
influences. Specialties vary as you move from one region to another.
In truth, it is this global heritage that works as the key to the
cuisine's global breakthrough.
I don't know if you agree with the article's claim, but I must say I
definitely enjoy adobo and kare-kare. However, I don't have the recipes
for them below. What I have are really delicious rice recipes. Check
them out especially the Coconut Sticky Rice with Mango in Sushi Form
Recipe.
Again, if you would like to check out our previous editions, please click
here. If you have something to say or to suggest, why don't you give me a holler! Send me an email and I
will consider your suggestion or request
So, scroll down below to check out this week's selections. Enjoy!
February 4, 2012, Volume 2, Issue 104
Your editor: Matthew Goudge, matthew@chefblogdigest.com
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- The benefits of preparing meat slowly
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- How Expensive Scotch Is Changing
Creative marketing and maturation decisions at the high end are rejuvenating the drink's image.
- Nathan Myhrvold
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- Apps for foodies: 12 apps for finding or making good food
Our cookbooks are spending more time on the shelf. My laptop has fewer tomato stains. In place of these trusted recipe sources, our iPads and iPhones are becoming fixtures in our kitchen.
- French chef takes on country's rise in junk food
A leading French chef has warned that 70 per cent of the country's restaurant food is now 'industrial fodder' as he launched a Jamie Oliver-style crusade against junk food.
- 8 Awesome Foodie Getaways Around the World
For folks obsessed with food and dining, it's only natural that taking a vacation would follow that passion. We've rounded up eight of our favorite destinations that are ideal for the food-obsessed.
- 10 of Tokyo's best high-end restaurants
Only in Tokyo can you sample the finest sushi from a skyscraper, try tofu beside a carp pond or taste tempura under an oversized fedora. Robbie Swinnerton picks the best upmarket restaurants.
- Greenbrier chef wins Bocuse d'Or USA Final
Richard Rosendale, the executive chef at The Greenbrier, won the prestigious Bocuse d'Or USA Finals on Jan. 29 at The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, N.Y.
- NZ chef at the top of the world
Universal College of Learning-trained Dwayne Cheer is literally the world's top chef. He is Executive Chef at the exclusive 'At.mosphere' restaurant in Dubai, the highest restaurant in the world, 422 metres above the earth on the 122nd floor of the Burj Khalifa - the tallest building in the world.
RECIPES!!!
Rock On........
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