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Fall & Evergreen FAshion
Farmer's Market Haul
This morning, after doing yoga, the kids and I headed over to the farmer’s market. We’ve been waiting for good weather to grab some peaches and after three thwarted attempts, we woke up to sunshine and immediately headed out the door lest we miss the opportunity due to another swift summer storm.
Lunch Date Outfit
This was the outfit I put together for a lunch date with Jordan and a friend. It’s been a while since I’ve made lunch plans with a friend. I believe the last time I made lunch plans was late mid-pandemic.
Cookies, Filipino Culture, and New Year Resolutions
My 2022 resolution is more cookies! I’m kidding — it’s more storytelling with food to share Filipino culture. Here are two exclusive cookie recipes brought to you by Salamat Cookies in collaboration with Kasama Rum.
A Filipino Party and Being Drink Conscious
After being apart for two years, we needed a reunion, but I kept in mind to not have it be like family gatherings of old. I wanted to be mindful of everyone’s drinking preference. I wanted a Filipino family party where no one was excluded.
Dinuguan: A Story of Ethnocentrism
Dinuguan is a creamy sour stew made of beef blood. It’s probably off-putting to hear creamy and blood in describing a stew, but like I’ve told my friends who have dared to try it, just don’t think about the base of the stew being beef blood. Easy peasy! Not convinced?
The Filipino Christmas Star
There are many Christmas motifs which the United States and the Philippines share, but there’s one symbol that stands out in the Philippines and which makes a Filipino Christmas: the Parol! Learn how to make a parol and join in on the Filipino Christmas festivities!