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Sinantolan atbp.

By Lydia Castillo | June 11, 2006 - 12:00am

People from Laguna have this way of naming their native food according to the main flavoring ingredient. Hence there is Sinampalukan, evidently done with tamarind; Tinoyo-an, beef sautéd in soy sauce; Binayabasan...

Starweek Magazine

Sinantolan atbp.

By Lydia Castillo | June 11, 2006 - 12:00am

People from Laguna have this way of naming their native food according to the main flavoring ingredient. Hence there is Sinampalukan, evidently done with tamarind; Tinoyo-an, beef sautéd in soy sauce; Binayabasan...

Starweek Magazine

Motomorphosis

By Lester Dizon | January 21, 2004 - 12:00am

It is often said that "clothes make the man". As often is the case in our material world, a person is judged by his/her appearance. Impeccably dressed persons are treated with respect while shabbily dressed...

Motoring