Ambos Mundos Family Food Blog

[...] , the author of The Adobo Road Cookbook chose to name it as such. This book promised to be a Filipino food journey and after reading through it, I understood why. The Author's Personal Journey to [...]

[...] are continuing a tradition that is acknowledged to be beneficial to the members. Home-Cooked Food At the center of this tradition is the practice of preparing home-cooked food. Food [...]

[...] homemaker is also holding a regular job. Special Occasions This is not of course to say that home-cooked food is not good enough for special occasions. Most of the times though, special occasions also [...]

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[...] . Customers expect to be served freshly-cooked food sometimes at an instant. Thus, quick-service restaurants typically have made prior preparations for fast cooking. Some display their complete [...]

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