Piña: An Enduring Philippine Fabric
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San Francisco gets introduced to the beauty of piña.
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How becoming an Airbnb host was a great career move for the author.
Read MoreThe Happy Home Cook: Ropa Vieja – Shredded Beef and Vegetables in Tomato Sauce
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Ropa Vieja, which is Spanish for ‘old clothes’ tastes nothing but old.
Read More“Right Footed”: A Paean to American Derring-Do and Filipino Spunk
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“Right-Footed” shows how Jessica Cox, born without arms, got the right stuff.
Read MoreThe Reviews Are In: “Heneral Luna” Rules
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“Heneral Luna,” the movie, lights a fuse in the Filipino’s conscience.
Read More[PARTNER] The Third Filipino American International Book Festival
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Bukás na Bukas: An Open Tomorrow. Pin@y Literature in the 21st Century. Presented by Philippine American Writers and Artsts (PAWA), The Filipino American Center of the San Francisco Public Library, The San Francisco Public Library, The Consulate General of the Philippines in San Francisco, October 2-4, 2015 at The San Francisco Main Library
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The Happy Home Cook: Low Carb, Low Sugar Fried Rice
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A hearty and healthy alternative for fried rice.
Read MoreMoving Back to Go Forward
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An expat risks everything to pursue her grandfather’s dream for Bacolod City.
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The Story Behind the Philippine Gold
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How the Philippine gold artifacts on exhibit in New York City were discovered and kept safe from the powers-that-be during the Marcoses’ reign.
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