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                    [Title] => October Feast (Last of three parts)
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The best way to a man's heart is through good food. Hikay Lutong Pinoy serves anything local yet has enhanced the flavors of the existing home-cooked comfort food recipes by adding more ingredients and select spices. The ordinary mongo soup is made more scrumptious with the addition of coconut milk and fresh seafood such as plump shrimps, mussels and crab meat!

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                    [AuthorName] => Jen F. Vega
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                    [Title] => Salceda tells farmers to plant kangkong
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Farmers can offset their crop losses caused by floods by planting submergence tolerant varieties, among them, kangkong or water spinach.

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October Feast (Last of three parts)

By Jen F. Vega | October 29, 2013 - 12:00am

The best way to a man's heart is through good food. Hikay Lutong Pinoy serves anything local yet has enhanced the flavors of the existing home-cooked comfort food recipes by adding more ingredients and select spices....

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Salceda tells farmers to plant kangkong

September 21, 2013 - 12:00am

Farmers can offset their crop losses caused by floods by planting submergence tolerant varieties, among them, kangkong or water spinach.

Business