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Posted by Justina ⋅ November 27, 2014 ⋅ Leave a comment

Filed Under foodie who can't cook, mom can't cook, Moms who can't cook, Moms who don't like to cook

Tan really is my “Culinary Soul Mate.”

She’s still on her “Adventure-a-Day” November, and yesterday’s venture: Vietnamese Spring Rolls.

Read why Tan and I were meant to be besties. What happened to her yesterday is something that happens on a regular basis for both of us.

Click here to read the story.

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2014-06-28 11.45.04

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A very pretty (and yummy) cranberry and goat cheese salad.

A very pretty (and yummy) cranberry and goat cheese salad.

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Chicken (Wing) Adobo. Photo Source: http://panlasangpinoy.com

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I love cheese.

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Pizza Margherita Image source: Siciliancuisine.blogspot.com

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That’s what I call a Caesar salad.

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