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Comment on Happy Independence Day, Peru! by Peruvian cuisine: Peru’s next best export | Uncommon Threads

Peruvian cuisine: Peru’s next best export | Uncommon Threads — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 14:58:22 +0000

[...] Potatoes: from the Andes to Ireland (recipe for Papas Rellenas), and our blogs with recipes for Pisco Sours, Quinoa Salad, and Suspiro de Limeña. Posted by admin on September 15, 2011 Current Affairs, [...]

Comment on What we love about Italy by Vitelli Dress: the Story Behind the Name | Uncommon Threads

Vitelli Dress: the Story Behind the Name | Uncommon Threads — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 17:25:43 +0000

[...] the YouTube video. For more on our trip to Sicily and a recipe for granites, see our post, “What We Love About Italy.” Posted by admin on February 17, 2011 Film, PC Designs, Travel, Uncategorized | [...]

Comment on Quinoa: Peru’s “Mother of all Grains” by admin

admin — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 20:14:21 +0000

Dear Carmela,
Yes, we have featured several Peruvian recipes on our blog and in our newsletters. You can find our blog at blog.peruvianconnection.com and our newsletter section at http://www.peruvianconnection.com/category/about+pc/art+-+culture+of+the+andes.do
Enjoy!
PC~Amy

Comment on Quinoa: Peru’s “Mother of all Grains” by Carmela

Carmela — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 01:48:40 +0000

Didn’t you use to have a blog that had plenty of peruvian recipes along with a tiny story of each dish. I bookmarked the page, and now it says it no longer exists. Would you please help me out??

Comment on Interpreting India’s Beauty Into Knit by KnittingJenny

KnittingJenny — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 21:32:18 +0000

That really is a beautiful textile. I love how you have recreated it. There is so much beauty all over Asia.

Comment on H.E.L.P. Makes Dreams a Reality for Orphans in Malawi by Suzanne

Suzanne — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 21:30:07 +0000

I highly commend Peruvian Connection for its humanitarian efforts in third-world countries. This very moment, my teenage daughter is in a remote village in Ghana, fulfilling her fervent desire to do volunteer work in Africa. She spends each day at an orphanage similar to the ones described here. The children she befriends have been deprived of parents through maternal death during childbirth, through AIDs or other diseases, or through simple poverty.
Despite their overwhelming challenges and poverty, however, the Ghanians she has met have substantial pride in their own culture and maintain strong values that include deep and caring attitudes toward one other. I wish that many in our country would adhere to those same values. Such cultures deserve encouragement and support, whether through purchasing (and cherishing) the unique items that incorporate their longstanding traditions and/or through a direct contribution. Thanks again!

Comment on Sweet Peaks of Suspiro de Limeña by David Cameron Schneider

David Cameron Schneider — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:36:06 +0000

Ahhh! As a Limeño by birth, the “Sigh of a Woman” brings tingles to my taste buds. My wife and I now live in the north of Peru and much of famous cuisine of Lima is not available here – but we do have some of the best ceviche in the world!
David from http://www.Inside-Peru.com

Comment on Interpreting India’s Beauty Into Knit by John Morris

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Comment on Interpreting India’s Beauty Into Knit by Seru

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Comment on Mystery Flower by Send Roses Philippines

Send Roses Philippines — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 21:36:28 +0000

Well,for me flower is a passion and it is also made a mystery.
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