
Filipino Australian living in Sydney with my family, cooking, eating, living, learning, wandering. Here, I share food, cooking, walks, musings and everything in between, snippets of life as a Filipino migrant in Australia.
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Stories and recipes from my Filipino- Australian kitchen. Published a children's book, contributing writer for Australian media outlet SBS Filipino, podcast co-host, cooking classes. Founder Filipino Food Movement Australia Inc. Cookbook incoming
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