Knife in hand, I slice away at the slender eggplant and winged beans bought an hour ago at downtown Manila’s bustling Saturday morning market.
I’m in a quiet subdivision, cooking in an outdoor kitchen — not unusual for homes in the sometimes sweltering Philippines. The staccato sound of chop-chop-chopping...
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