Comments for http://ramblingspoon.com/blog Sun, 05 Sep 2010 08:13:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Taking Notes on the Cashew Apple by Xander http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3172&cpage=1#comment-146446 Xander Sun, 05 Sep 2010 08:13:22 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3172#comment-146446 I love field work photographs, and that's a great one! -X I love field work photographs, and that’s a great one! -X

]]> Comment on Plum Pretty by andy http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3216&cpage=1#comment-146299 andy Sat, 04 Sep 2010 07:42:24 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3216#comment-146299 Beautiful photo jerry! Beautiful photo jerry!

]]> Comment on Guanacaste Tope by Sophie @ Caribbean Recipe Kits http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1992&cpage=1#comment-146031 Sophie @ Caribbean Recipe Kits Thu, 02 Sep 2010 10:59:08 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1992#comment-146031 Those BBQ meat skewers look divine, you can tell the meat has been well seasoned and marinated as they have a real deep red colour mmmmm simply tasty! Those BBQ meat skewers look divine, you can tell the meat has been well seasoned and marinated as they have a real deep red colour mmmmm simply tasty!

]]> Comment on Pepper Up the Wazoo by Kampot pepper http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=270&cpage=1#comment-145642 Kampot pepper Sun, 29 Aug 2010 16:11:56 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=270#comment-145642 I tasted red, white and black Kampot pepper but I never taste green Kampot pepper. Your picture with green pepper give me envy... I tasted red, white and black Kampot pepper but I never taste green Kampot pepper. Your picture with green pepper give me envy…

]]> Comment on An Ode to a Grandmother by Global Table Adventure » Recipe: Chicken and Pickled Lime Soup http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1642&cpage=1#comment-144790 Global Table Adventure » Recipe: Chicken and Pickled Lime Soup Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:49:04 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1642#comment-144790 [...] recipe was inspired by Karen Coates’ travels to Cambodia. My version includes lemongrass because it is growing like crazy in my garden and I thought this [...] [...] recipe was inspired by Karen Coates’ travels to Cambodia. My version includes lemongrass because it is growing like crazy in my garden and I thought this [...]

]]> Comment on Taking Notes on the Cashew Apple by Bea http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3172&cpage=1#comment-144475 Bea Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:53:23 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3172#comment-144475 You call them cashew apples? Here we eat them with salt, and make wine out of them. You call them cashew apples? Here we eat them with salt, and make wine out of them.

]]> Comment on Growth by Sasha @ Global Table Adventure http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3204&cpage=1#comment-144474 Sasha @ Global Table Adventure Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:50:08 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3204#comment-144474 How beautiful - and wonderful that it survived the rotten weather! I'm such a wimp, I'd probably need a fire hose handy if I tasted it - or a big bowl of yogurt :) How beautiful – and wonderful that it survived the rotten weather! I’m such a wimp, I’d probably need a fire hose handy if I tasted it – or a big bowl of yogurt :)

]]> Comment on Changing Scapes by Karen http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3194&cpage=1#comment-144473 Karen Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:44:12 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=3194#comment-144473 Thanks, Justin. You're right: garlic is the "in" thing. I love it. Food Jihadist, I'm doing my best to create more personal time. Thank you. Brendan, I love that story! How funny. We might be healthier people if we all bought (and ate) garlic by the kilo. Thanks, Justin. You’re right: garlic is the “in” thing. I love it.

Food Jihadist, I’m doing my best to create more personal time. Thank you.

Brendan, I love that story! How funny. We might be healthier people if we all bought (and ate) garlic by the kilo.

]]> Comment on Naga Chiles in Print by Ramblingspoon.com || Karen Coates http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1052&cpage=1#comment-144472 Ramblingspoon.com || Karen Coates Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:39:54 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1052#comment-144472 [...] you to growth of another kind: pictured above is the first fruit of the plant that grew from the Naga chile seeds I had given my brother-in-law. He started the seeds indoors, in the cold spring months of [...] [...] you to growth of another kind: pictured above is the first fruit of the plant that grew from the Naga chile seeds I had given my brother-in-law. He started the seeds indoors, in the cold spring months of [...]

]]> Comment on An Ode to a Grandmother by Global Table Adventure » Technique Thursday: Recipe: Cambodian Pickled Limes http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1642&cpage=1#comment-144270 Global Table Adventure » Technique Thursday: Recipe: Cambodian Pickled Limes Thu, 19 Aug 2010 13:16:44 +0000 http://ramblingspoon.com/blog/?p=1642#comment-144270 [...] thanks to Karen Coates of Rambling Spoon whose post Ode to a Grandmother inspired this [...] [...] thanks to Karen Coates of Rambling Spoon whose post Ode to a Grandmother inspired this [...]

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