Mom's World of Arts and Happiness

When I watch Kyle during The Pinoy Junior Masterchef series, I believe that he made anew saying; the way to your mom’s hearth is thru her stomach. With that in mind, I’m so happy to inform you guys that thi March 1 (Thursday), 10 am at the PICC, Kyle Imao, hailed as the first Pinoy Junior Masterchef will be in the midst of major players in the food and beverage industry. The 12-year old champ will do the ribbon cutting for Tradecon as it launches its 5th annual Food and Beverage Expo and HORECA (Hotel, Restaurant and Caterers Expo) which will run until March 4. Over 300 exhibitors will be present at the expo, including both local and international suppliers, distributors, and manufacturers. International exhibitors from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea and the United States will also showcase their products .For more information, log on to  pifbex.com  or call 395-5009.

Being a mom, it seems like cooking is part of the job description that I have to sign whether I like it or not.   My mother is a kapampangan and I was expected to inherit the genes that make me a good cook. Well sad to say, I only love eating. Cooking seems to bring out the stress in me, especially it you’re having difficulty with your cookware the sticky pots and pans make me go nuts. Don’t get me wrong, I do love cooking especially for my family, it’s just that I hate when my fried fish get stuck up in the fan. Thankfully, I was invited to an event that would make my cooking a stress-free.   Having the right equipment does not only save time and effort buts vital in yielding good results to my cooking and therefore joy to my family who will consume my cuisine. Good news that Chef’s Classics by Sunnex introduced a line of quality cookware made from the finest components available-high quality 18/10 stainless steel body, resisting tear and wear. From searing, sautéing, to ...