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    Why we crave for our childhood snacks now: From ‘kamote’ cue to comfort food like tilapia in spicy coconut milk

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    April 23, 2020
    Author
    Moral, Cheche V.
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    PD20200423_C1
    Excerpt
    Comfort food means different things to different people. During this global pandemic, however, our commonalities as Filipinos, I’ve noticed, emerge through food posts. I haven’t received as many private messages from friends and family, especially those living abroad, than after posting photos of kamote cue, mais con hielo, tilapia in coconut milk and baked birthday spaghetti with béchamel sauce. A childhood friend, who has lived in Sydney since the 1990s, told me she went to dig up her sweet potato plant in her backyard and quickly messaged me for instructions on how to cook them.
    Citation
    Moral, C. V. (2020, April 23). Why we crave for our childhood snacks now: From ‘kamote’ cue to comfort food like tilapia in spicy coconut milk. Philippine Daily Inquirer, p. C1.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/8489
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    Subject
    recipes Human food
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