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Everyone loves eating food, especially if they’re delicious or if they’re absolutely hungry, obviously. Whenever you’re bored or you’re out of ideas of what to do next and apparently, you’re all alone in your house, what do you do? You go to the refrigerator without knowing it or subconsciously look for a snack or so to relieve yourself. Not everyone might be like that, but most of the people I know definitely possess similar behaviors.

The food we eat is also a part of a country’s culture. We eat pandesal and dip it in our scalding hot coffee in the morning and this is a tradition or food that we only find here around the Philippines. Australians put Vegemite on their breads and savor its salty relish early in the morning, Japanese people would eat ramen or noodles in a nearby run-down restaurant at the end of the street or Americans will just stop by at Subway for a gigantic sandwich as a snack. The food we eat, the food that we end up craving for, are possibly a part of other countries’ cultures that were just brought from one nation to another.

An Earnest Parable is a short story that will tackle this kind of multiculturalism trope. You might think it has something to do with the bible since parables are often found

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A. (Antonio) R. (Reyes) Enriquez innate and not easy in Zamboanga City flourishing educated even a adjoining Jesuit primary, Ateneo prop Zambo

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RP CUISINE RAISED THE BAR IN 2008 By Vangie Baga-Reyes, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 12/31/2008 YEAR 2008 was a trailblazer in the local culinary scene—from a world-class Filipino cookbook launched to standardize food preparation and presentation, to an amazing artwork by Filipino cake artists that replicated Beijing’s Bird Nest Stadium, the watchwords were big, ambitious, fresh. A guide to Pinoy gastronomy. The launch of “Kulinarya: A Guide to Philippine Cuisine” made every Filipino proud of Philippine cooking. It took nearly three years to complete the book, after numerous kitchen testings and tastings. The book has quickly become a bestseller, judging from the new batch of reprints within two months from the book’s launch. A brainchild of Asia Society chair Doris Magsaysay Ho, the book was conceived with six of the country’s most prominent chefs—Glenda Barretto, Claude Tayag, Margarita Fores, Conrad Calalang, Jessie Sincioco and Myrna Segismundo—embracing the challenge of identifying best practices in the preparation and presentation of traditional recipes. The book was edited by Inquirer columnist Micky Fenix, photographed by Neal Oshima, graphic-designed by Ige Ramos and food-styled also by Tayag. “Kulinarya