Ack. I totally feel your pain on the moving aspect. I've moved a lot and it's a pain - especially since it sounds like your family hasn't moved in a while.The noodles look great! I'll have to see if I can get there next
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Oh wow - this looks so good! It takes me back to my childhood and days when we had those massive multi-family events and all our Titos Kuyas would be crowded around the grill drinking San Miguel, popping peanuts and ca
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Sounds delicious! I'd love to try this if I can find a green papaya.
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Yum...this is M'sarap factorX ten!
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What a lovely dish! He, he, I'm the other person in the world that fears Pressure Cookers!!!! Never heard about the recipe, only sardinas sounded familiar, but it looks a bit like a pickle... MMmmmm really nice!
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Oh Roseanne. A show that ill live on in sitcom infamy. I remember watching it when I was little...my parents were none too thrilled. It seems almost like a sloppy joe...minus the tomato sauce. Very interesting.
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This looks wonderful and the ingredients used all sound delicious together!
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This looks awesome and I love the way you used garlic in this!
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You re right -- I don t usually associate sesame seeds with Greek cooking, but I m quite happy to start! These look delicious. And hey -- rustic is awesome.
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Wow! You can make your own bread! (and Pizza Crust!) I am still afraid to venture into baking... :(
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