Chlarine Gianan
Chlarine Gianan is a storyteller by passion and profession. When she is not reading or writing, she is in the kitchen baking her cookies or experimenting on recipes.
It’s a balancing act that treads the line between intense professional pressure and the nurturing demands of life at home.
Sauteeing dishes or cooking up confit? You don’t need to sweat on peeling your garlic with these hacks.
Did someone just call you “sabaw”? It doesn’t mean you’re slurp-worthy.
Here’s why Samuel Gerodias Slagle thinks his mother Jen, the chef behind Casa Luisa’s bestselling empanadas, is like our favorite warm and cozy comfort food in a bowl.
Squeeze the day, as they say.
Think beyond baking—this humble staple might be the game-changing ingredient your recipes have been missing.
This trusty baking pan isn’t just for cakes now—you can roast your chicken with it, too!
From the Philippines to Dubai, the renowned restaurateur continues to serve food and his people despite the dire circumstances.
From technique to temperature, the subject of cutting our onions without crying has kept our eyes peeled for the next best solution.
