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‘From My Table to The Peninsula’s: A Celebration of  Chef Myrna Segismundo Recipes and Culinary Memories In Escolta and The Lobby,’ is one gastronomical experience.

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My earlier attempts at perfecting camote tops salad were really awkward. I forgot to blanch the leaves (dear me!), so you can just imagine how stiff and green the leaves had remained despite four tablespoons of vinegar.

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History can actually be savored.

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Roger Ocampo’s quest to make bottled kinilaw sauce started in 2004 with a craving for kinilaw the way it is prepared in his hometown of Dipolog City – with tabon-tabon fruit.

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