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Noodle Bar

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Filed under  //   120is   canon   food   hong kong   ixus120is   noodles   travel  
Posted January 24, 2010
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Get Stuck In - #Open09

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Posted November 15, 2009
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Nonna Makes Borscht


The stew like soup, Borscht can be found all over the world. Originating in Ukraine It's regularly found it's way to my table having either being cooked by my Ukrainian Grandfather and now after he has passed away, his wife, my Italian Grandmother.

I call her Nonna.

The dish has many different variations. I enjoy all the ones she makes. If you have a chunk of black bread to hand.. even better.

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Filed under  //   cooking   family   food   nonna   old age   recipie   video   VloMo09  
Posted November 9, 2009
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The Perfect Boiled Egg

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Filed under  //   boiled   breakfast   cooking   documentally   eating   edd   food   tip   video  
Posted November 1, 2009
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Paving The Way

Did you know Polystyrene was discovered in 1839?

I quite fancy egg chips and beans with a cup of tea but at what price..?

At the risk of sounding like a hippy (after all I was brought up by them) Polystyrene does not biodegrade.. I have known this a while but every day I watch my kid grow I wonder what I have done to pave his way.. What kind of world will he grow into.

Sad as it seems I do look at the packaging provided before I order food to go and this does dictate to me whether I'll eat at one place over another. Maybe my Son will get to see these foibles and understand early on that although the choice is limited, I try to make the right one and am not just plodding along automatically without a care in the world. Without a care for the world.

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Filed under  //   documentally   eco   environment   food   minimentally   packaging   polystyrene   recycling   waste  
Posted October 5, 2009
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