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Saturday, February 6, 2010

Adventures with Mara's Appetite


Tasty Exploration was born to house my food exploration here in Thailand. I think I've found my counterpart in Mara's Appetite. The author loves to explore food too. Obviously, she confessed that she spend most of her money on food. I am with her for that...he..he...

Visiting Mara's food site, you'll notice right and then that it's a food blog because of the images on her header that features cakes and sweets. The page elements are well-organized and there's no unnecessary widgets on the page. I noticed that on her sidebar she had the "Tip Box" where she'll use the tips/donations for a noble cause- to buy a G11 camera for better Food Photos or for purchase of a much suited layout. Now, that shows that this author is dead serious of giving the best for her readers. She values customers!

One thing that also came to my attention is her love for Japanese cuisine! I'm a Japanese food lover, too! That would bring us together...he..he..I just hope that the author will take time to make a page about herself to know her better. Her love for food and writing food reviews will surely paves the way of becoming a certified food reviewer in the blogosphere.

Click on and let's join the adventures of Mara's Appetite!




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Thursday, February 4, 2010

Licking Pehpot's dishes




Let's taste Pehpot's dishes today at Dishes by Pehpot. It's a Filipino food blog that features the author’s own recipes and gorgeous photos of her culinary creations. Visiting her blog makes me miss Filipino dishes like Pork Sinigang and Nilagang Baka . Instead of missing them, why not cook them using the recipes shared by the author? She writes her direction in a simple way and keep descriptions as brief and to the point as possible, without compromising the accuracy. The use of numerals when writing the recipe is very helpful as well as the preparation steps that includes all special instructions and cooking times.


Dishes by Pehpot has three column template which its post area is in farther left side.It looks clean and professional (as always) and I noticed it has the same pattern as with the other blogs.
Header and footer is designed by the author herself. The image of a mom in her kitchen suits well to the blog's theme. No other template bears the same image and that makes it stand out to the rest of other food blogs.

a proof to show to you that header and footer is created by Pehpot


As a home cook, I am grateful to Dishes by Pehpot for sharing Filipino recipes. I am recommending this site to my friends here in Thailand who's craving for Filipino dishes.


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