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Food Trivia

Pouring coconut cream into a pot to make Thai chicken coconut soup

Essential Ingredients for Tom Kha Gai

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Pantry Staples, Cooking Thai
Beef shigureni topped with toasted sesame seeds, served with rice, lettuce and egg

Is Shigureni Sauce the Same as Teriyaki Sauce?

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Cooking Japanese
Stir fried shirataki, chicken, shiitake and vegetables in a bowl

Shirataki is Lovely, Pricey and Nothing Like Pasta

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales
Kani, "crab sticks" made with pulverized fish

There is no Crab Meat in Crab Sticks

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, History, Seafood
Cross cut of dragon fruit with magenta skin and white flesh

Which Tastes Better: Dragon Fruit with White or Magenta Flesh?

In Food Tales, Food Trivia, Fruits & Vegetables, History
Century egg

Century Eggs are Not 1,000 Years Old and They are Not Soaked in Horse Urine

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Dairy
Box of chocolates is a common gift on Valentine's Day

On Valentine’s Day: What You Should Know About Chocolate

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Fruits & Vegetables
Prawn crackers in different colors

What are Prawn Crackers (Shrimp Puffs) and How are They Cooked?

In Cooking Techniques, Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Rice & Grains
Tinapang bangus (smoked milkfish) egg, rice and vegetables in a plate

Tinapa for Breakfast: Do You Need to Cook the Fish?

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Seafood
Liquid smoke

What is Liquid Smoke? Is It Safe to Use? How is It Used?

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Seasonings & Condiments
Chicken giblet

What’s the Difference Between Giblets and Gizzards?

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Poultry
Bangus (milkfish)

Bangus (Milkfish) is NOT the Official National Fish of the Philippines

In Food Trivia, Kitchen Tales, Seafood
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