MELBOURNE, Australia — The pungent smell of a rotting durian fruit in an Australian university library has been mistaken for a gas leak, prompting an evacuation of the building.
Category: Food
How to FIGHT CANCER through FOOD by Neria Soliman
I wish to share with the readers of this paper my studies and research on foods that prevent cancer. Even after 40 years of intensive research by doctors and scientists, cancer has remained the mysterious killer and scourge of the century.
Noodles & Dumplings at Blacktown NSW
Filipino Master Chef promotes Chorizo Embotido Loaf
For the past 25 years, Ms Neria Soliman has made it a point to do experimental cookery at least once a week. She has created recipés from meat to dessert and drinks, some of which have been published in her second book “Cooking with Neria.”
New Bakeshop soon to open in Doonside
Ms. Camille Trigo, majority stakeholder of Mix n Match Restaurant, announced the opening of a new bakeshop in Doonside NSW. The location is very close to the train station and right across the restaurant which is at the corner of Hill End Road and Doonside Crescent.
New Year is Where the Heart is by Sabrina Cortez
It is 12:00 midnight. Noise becomes deafening; church bells ring; city skies explode in gold, pink, green and blue as kids and families gape in awe. The animated banging and clanging of pots and pans increase; the karaoke stops for the one full minute — vehicle horns fill the air.
Bacon, hot dogs, & other processed meats cause cancer, World Health Organization says by Everyday Health Editors
Bad news for bacon lovers: Eating processed meats — including bacon, sausages, and hot dogs — can increase your risk of colon cancer, according to a report issued by the World Health Organization (WHO).
All about Honey by Steve Bingle
Honey is now expensive because of several things. One is that of the drought. Then many beehives were lost in the various bush fires. Also, the bees are disappearing overseas and the various pests of the bees are arriving here.
Are you being served the meat that you ordered? by Rio Matro
Having been to various 5-star hotels and first class restaurants — travelled business class in many places around the globe, I can prudently claim to be a steak connoisseur. I am confident enough to know the various cuts of meat and I can recommend that no tough meat will break your denture if you order […]
John Carasig, Filipino Master Chef
Born in the Philippines but now based in Melbourne Victoria, John Carasig, 34, is a flight attendant. For him, food is all about connecting with his culture and adapting it with the best Australian produce.
Filipino Food Fest at Shangri-La Sydney
As previously mentioned in this paper, I am no great lover of Filipino food but I just couldn’t decline the invitation extended to me by Tourism Attaché Consuelo Jones and Marideth Laquian, Reservations Manager of Shangri-La Sydney. As expected, the two ladies gave me hugs and kisses at the entrance to the restaurant. That was […]
Eating placenta, an age-old practice in China
By Bill Savadove |Agence France-Presse Shanghai — After Wang Lan delivered, she brought home a baby girl and her placenta, which she plans to eat in a soup — adopting an age-old practice in Chinese traditional medicine.