Stories, recipes, and traditions from our artisans
A Filipino host on their birthday is in an unusual position. They are the celebrant, but they are also still hosting. The food, the music, the kids running around the living ro...
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The Royal is the largest hosting set we make. It is built for the host who is regularly feeding 8 to 12 people, not the host who occasionally pulls extra plates from a cupboard...
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You already know you want a coordinated wooden hosting set. You have seen the photos, you understand why ceramic plates skid around on a boodle fight setup, and you have a vagu...
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Walk into any tindahan ng kahoy in Pampanga or down a sari-sari aisle stacked with kitchenware, and you will see the same scene repeat. Acacia boards on the top shelf. Bam...
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The Patron Saint and the Open Door A fiesta is not a party. Call it that and any tita within earshot will correct you, gently, the way she corrects a child holding a fork wron...
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Seven mistakes show up at almost every Filipino table I visit, even at houses where the lola has hosted for decades. They are not failures of taste. They are the residue of Wes...
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