No Picnic at Camp John Hay (addendum =D)
As I was getting all the photos I have for today’s feature post, it’s been cloudy, sunny and a bit foggy. Now, I can see a patch of blue in the sky and the sun’s shining like crazy. Yesterday, we were at L’Ami Frenchy and we couldn’t get home because the rain was playing with us. (The jury’s still out on that Baguio food establishment for me, my foodie friends, so the feature will come later when my experiences there finally sink in.) It let up, and when we were ready to go, it started to pour again. Gee whiz, talk about bipolar fickle. =S
A patch of spring/summer in the pizzeria/’pastaria’ (“,)
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Destination Chow: ECCO Building (Latreia Bookshop Cafe, Posticino, and Gutom)
Here we go again with the wet weather. (Summer days, you are but a dream. =S) Good timing, it is then to feature another destination for chow – just one building so you, my foodie friends don’t have to run around under the rain Baguio food questing. (Bawal magkasakit/getting sick is not allowed! ^^,)
A la mode. =)
Sinamak? Why, Yes Please…to Both
Wondering what the two sinamak-s is all about? You’ll get your explanation in, 3, 2, … You see, sinamak is vinegar infused with a bajillion spices (at least, that’s how I would like my sinamak =D…That’s how Beth would like it, too and she can take the heat when it comes to chili infused vinegar, but not me. No comment about vinegar – of any kind – from Karla. As you would expect from our resident baker, it’s all about the sweets. *hihi).
Sinamak sinamak *harhar
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 