Learning the basics of Sous Vide Cooking (Part 1)
AHA chef instructor Philip Goulding gives a brief demonstration on the application of sous vide vacuum cooking.
December 18, 2011
AHA chef instructor Philip Goulding gives a brief demonstration on the application of sous vide vacuum cooking.
As a 12-year-old in high school, we remember our mother asking us what we wanted for our birthday before becoming an adult, which to her meant becoming a teenager. We said we wanted to go to Easter Island. And we went on that holiday in April, and although there were other places we visited, the only one we remember vividly was Easter Island.
I am 50 years old and I am guilty of having cheated on my wife. My problem now is how to help her to move on and forget the past. She said she has forgiven me, but has she forgotten? She told me that no matter how hard she tries there are events in our daily life that keep on reminding her and keeping her memory of my cheating alive.
It was believed by the folk that when a mermaid is captured (and held captive), it results in a big flood. After “Ondoy,” it is said that more people went to the Manila Aquarium than usual to check whether a mermaid was, indeed, in one of the display tanks.
There’s nothing like having dinner with women who admit to not having a man in their lives, at least not officially. These are women who profess self-sufficiency—and happiness in that state.
The last two weeks, we ran a module in the formation program we have with public school principals, supervisors and teachers that ended with a discussion of vision.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) would have celebrated its 70th anniversary this year with ample pomp and promos. Despite the recent strike by its personnel, the national flag carrier is dusting itself off and getting on with it.
The joy of giving warms the heart, especially during the holiday season. It’s a great year-round feeling, but there’s something about Christmas that makes spreading good cheer much more meaningful than usual.
If there was a time I thought the world was really going to end (as in beyond bad hair, no taxis, and having nothing to wear), it was this year. There was no Big Bang, but the world kept getting hit literally everywhere, that I thought God was on a roll like Manny Pacquiao, so he would just beat us to a pulp until 2012, when the world is scheduled to really end!
Christmas is about gifts and giving, but not the kind you find under your Christmas tree. As I was preparing to write this, I came across a passage in a daily devotional: “Preparing for the holidays is primarily a preparing of the heart. Because what comes down is love and the way to receive love isn’t to wrap anything up—but to unwrap your heart.”
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