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Trailer: Mouth of Babes

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Mouth of Babes: Good Food for the New Generation Hella Delicious is currently filming a new series that demonstrates how to prepare foods that will nourish babies as they grow inside their mothers. These foods are also beneficial for couples with fertility issues and for young children. The foods and recipes demonstrated will be largely [...]

The Heart of Maizeland

Article published in the Far West Almanac May 2008 Ginitsi Selu/Grandmother Corn: Harmony, Respect, Community, Healing Lately when I find myself thinking about roots, it isn’t long until I start thinking about corn. Edible corn originated in Central America, a gift of the creator in the form of a “catastrophic sexual mutation” about 7,000 years [...]

Himalayan Crystal Salt

Healing with Himalayan Crystal Salt After I contracted typhoid more than a year ago at a pagoda in Yangon/Rangoon, Burma/Myanmar I was put on a course of serious anti-bacterial medication for ten days which completely wiped out any beneficial flora I had established in my intestines. Not only does it take at least three months [...]

The Gift of Typhoid

I was given a melted popsicle from a local ice-cream seller while visiting a pagoda in the suburbs of Yangon/Rangoon. It was a bit of a surreal experience. The old man smiled so kindly as he eagerly handed it to me-he seemed so sweet. I was in the process of trying to [...]

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Where do you live and garden?: Seattle

How long have you been growing food?: 1-3 years

About Me:: I grew up in Papua New Guinea, went to high school in Malaysia, college in Los Angeles and culinary school in New York. I have cooked from Burma/Myanmar to New Zealand and have found there is always more to learn about food and about people through food. I love to travel, cook, study, garden and hang out online learning what is going on out there in the world. Exciting times we live in, I just hope we can create a better world for the next generations.

Dream garden travel destination:: Burma

Favorite foods:: Chicken Curry and Potato Salad

Website (if any):: http://www.helladelicious.com

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Regarding Donating to Help In Burma

I have been getting a lot of comments from people about what is being said on the news regarding donating to the tragedy in Burma. This is a first hand report from a family member about the situation. They know what they are doing and are honest and direct reporters. There are ways to help the people in Burma.... May 12, 2008 Dear All, I know you are hearing a lot on the news about what isn’t going well here in terms of delivery of assistance to cyclone survivors. You’re hearing about supply… Continue

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At 11:31am on March 23rd, 2008, Penelope said…: I enjoyed your wildflower photos. I grew up north of Seattle. Lake Stevens. I was born in Everett. How do you cope with the black and brown slugs and green spotted snails? I found an albino one once under the floor of an old log cabin that nature (termites) was reclaiming. Our acreage was full of several varieties of blackberries and huckleberries. My summers were rich with these fruits. I miss them now that I live in a high desert environment. But we have elderberries and chokecherries -- both good for jelly, syrup and wine.