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Hong Kong¡¦s legacy resort corporations are ditching competition for collaboration with just one an additional, as every day arrivals towards the city sank to below one hundred website visitors for each day in the get started of April.

Wharf Resorts, Hongkong & Shanghai Resorts, Langham Hospitality Group, Rosewood Lodge Group, Mandarin Oriental Lodge Group, Shangri-La Inns & Resorts, Harilela Accommodations and Swire Motels have formed an alliance. Cathay pacific, part of Swire, is also in the group, called Heritage Tourism Brands.

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Aside from lineage - their founders are real estate taipans who have invested billions of dollars in Hong Kong over the past century - the corporations are all in the luxurious resort space, which usually isn¡¦t prone to rival chumminess. Joining forces is itself an achievement, said peter Borer, chief operating officer of Hongkong & Shanghai Accommodations that owns and operates peninsula Lodges. Find another metropolis in the world where local luxurious brands are aligning in such a way, said Borer, who came up with the idea.

But when political protests meet coronavirus crisis, never-befores can happen. Arrivals to Hong Kong plunged to 300 readers per working day following a ban since March 25 on non-Hong Kong residents from overseas and regions from entering. This sank further to below one hundred for each working day in the beginning of April, according to provisional data from Hong Kong Tourism Board.

Broadly, the alliance wants its voice heard in restoration planning by openly sharing its views and insights with industry bodies such as Hong Kong Tourism Board, Hong Kong Lodge Association and Federation of Hong Kong Resort Owners. Collectively, the CEOs of the luxurious chains have years of experience and the expertise of global groups.

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The tourism board is planning a HK$400 million ($52 million) recovery drive earliest in June if Covid-19 abates.

Although the chains are already members of the Hong Kong Resort Association and Federation of Hong Kong Lodge Owners, being a smaller group enables it to be nimble in responding to your ever-changing challenges the pandemic brings, said Borer.

A big question however is whether they will pool funds to promote Hong Kong jointly, considering their founders are among the city¡¦s richest people, although these tycoons too have been badly hurt by the crisis. Any joint marketing by eight brands that are inspirational and that continue to shape luxurious hospitality in Hong Kong are likely to be influential in drawing back top dollars to your metropolis.

¡§A pooling of funds will be necessary, although the amount has not been confirmed,¡¨ said Borer. ¡§We are speaking to the relevant agencies and hope to receive some assistance.

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¡§At this point in time, we are focusing on protecting jobs and the livelihoods of our staff. Our short to medium-term priority is to focus on tourism at home, launching a campaign to inspire local Hong Kongers to feel proud of their metropolis and to appreciate what makes it unique. We will be creating some inspiring experiences for local residents. This will be a cross-hotel collaboration, hopefully in partnership with other major Hong Kong attractions.¡¨

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2015 ¦~ 12 ¤ë 2 ¤é  ¬P´Á¤T   ´¸¤Ñ


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Ah, there’s nothing better than cozying up with a big bowl of chili, a blanket, and some football.  Who am I kidding – no football here, it’s more like Grey’s Anatomy or Scandal.  Regardless of how you veg-out, this chili will hit the spot.

Now that it’s getting dark sooo early, I love making a big batch of chili on a Sunday night (ahem, Sunday night dinners are my favorite if you haven’t noticed) and snuggling in to pretend the weekend isn’t ending.  The best part is that chili on Sunday means I have chili leftovers all week.  If there’s something better than having chili warm off the stove, it’s that it’s the gift that keeps on giving, with its melding of flavors as it waits to be gobbled up the next night.

This recipe is a take off of the chili I had growing up, which means it’s super simple, adaptable, and a timeless classic.  If you don’t already have a go-to chili recipe, give this one a shot.  If you have a go-to, let’s compare notes!

Start by sauteing some onion, jalapeno, and garlic in butter (or an oil of your choice if you prefer).

Add in the perfect spices: chili powder, cumin, cayenne pepper.  Smell the spicy comfort of the chili coming together — ah, I love it!

This is where it gets even more adaptable!  If you’re a meat eater, go ahead and start browning some meat in the delicious base.  If not, leave it out and add an extra can of beans.

When I make it for the BF and myself, I often brown the meat in a separate pan and he adds it to his chili once it’s done.  It’s a win-win for both of us; he gets his chili filled with meat, and I get my meatless chili.  Compromise is the name of the game.

Add in the beans (remember, an extra can if you’re not doing the meat thang), diced tomatoes, and wait for it — tomato soup.

Is this a thing?  Have you done this before?  I know it might sound bizarre to some of you.  It’s how my mom did while I was growing up and I can’t part with it.  Adding tomato soup makes it, well, a little more soupy (duh, I know), and it gives the chili a rich a creamy flavor that I love oh so much.

That’s it!  Let it simmer away for a bit to thicken up and let the flavors come together.

My other favorite part about having chili on dark fall nights – CHEESE!  Lots and lots of cheese.  So much cheese it strings all over when you try to eat.  But it doesn’t matter, because it’s cheese.  And there’s nothing that tops extra cheesy chili.

Serve with warm corn bread or beer bread and you’ve got one tasty meal!



2015 ¦~ 9 ¤ë 8 ¤é  ¬P´Á¤G   ´¸¤Ñ


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2015 ¦~ 7 ¤ë 16 ¤é  ¬P´Á¥|   ´¸¤Ñ


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Oh, yes ¡V a cherry smoothie bowl! As you know from my pitaya smoothie bowl and mango smoothie bowl, I¡¦ve become slightly obsessed with smoothie bowls. They¡¦re actually one of my new favorite things. Not only are they scrumptious, they¡¦ve really become a creative outlet. I mean, look at how much fun you can have designing the top. It¡¦s a smoothie bowl piece of art!

I also love how cherry picking season signals the beginning of summer. And ya¡¦ll know I LOVE summer!

In years past I would drive up to my parent¡¦s place (as they¡¦re surrounded by cherry orchards) and pick bucket loads of cherries . Then I¡¦d eat a bunch (until I achieved cherry overload) and freeze the rest for future recipes. But this year was unfortunately a cherry picking bummer. The drought in California did massive damage to the cherry farms. Instead of being open for several weeks, the cherry farms were only open for a couple of days this year before all cherries were gone. Poor little trees neo skin lab derma21.

But thankfully I was able to pick some fresh, organic cherries before the trees were wiped clean. So first item on the menu? A dark cherry smoothie bowl of course!

Cherries are loaded with antioxidants and polyphenols that help fight disease, as well as vitamin C and fiber. They¡¦re also a natural food source of melatonin, which can help to improve your sleep. Good stuff. But I will say this, they¡¦re also fairly high in sugar. So as is the case with all my smoothie bowl recipes, I wouldn¡¦t recommend eating them every day. But for a once a week smoothie bowl splurge, this recipe is simply divine!

For toppings on this recipe I chose more cherries (¡¦cause they¡¦re pretty!), coconut flakes, sliced almonds and raw cacao nibs (another superfood). But feel free to get creative with what you have on hand .

Enjoy!



2015 ¦~ 1 ¤ë 12 ¤é  ¬P´Á¤@   ´¸¤Ñ


personal preference ¤ÀÃþ: love

And there goes down the drain my attempt to avoid sugary treats for a while! I knew it was not possible for me considering how much I love to bake smok. Sometimes I wonder if I should have had a “baking blog” only to begin with. But then I love to cook just about everything and anything but the heart lies with baking. Oatmeal Raisin Cookies are classic just like Chocolate Chip Cookies and they also happen to be one of my favorites. Yesterday I had this sudden craving to have one giant Oatmeal Cookie and so before I knew, the cookies were in the oven Dream beauty pro!

I remember the first time I baked Oatmeal cookies, my husband wasn’t sure of how they would taste. He doesn’t like oatmeal and so I had to literally convince him to try one cookie. Of course what happened after that is a different story altogether. After eating one, he didn’t want to share a single cookie Beverly laser skin center!Oatmeal Raisin Nut Cookies

These are pretty big cookies, I used 1/4 cup dough per cookie. You can make smaller or even bigger cookies depending on how you like them. I know everyone here is crazy for soft baked cookies so if you are also one of those, bake these for 11 minutes. But if you are someone like me, who likes their oatmeal cookies a little more well done, bake for 14-15 minutes at 350 F degrees. I actually baked half cookies for 11 minutes and the remaining for 14 minutes. The later gets my vote but it’s totally a personal preference!

Chilling the dough is mandatory to make sure that the cookies don’t spread much while baking. I chilled the dough for 2 hours, you can chill overnight or more but 2 hours is minimum. Rather than chilling the dough, it’s easier to make balls first and then chill the cookie dough balls. When we chill the dough for more than 2-3 hours, it becomes quite hard. You then have to wait for a considerable amount of time before it becomes soft enough to roll into cookie balls. So it’s better to make the cookie balls first and then chill the dough.

The recipe has a higher ratio of brown to granulated sugar, which helps in keeping the cookies soft and moist. Not only does brown sugar keeps the cookies soft [as it’s hygroscopic and absorbs moisture from air) but also imparts it’s distinctive flavor. The flavor of brown sugar is quite pronounced in these oatmeal raisin cookies.One big oatmeal raisin cookie with a tall glass of milk is what I need for breakfast everyday!



2014 ¦~ 10 ¤ë 27 ¤é  ¬P´Á¤@   ´¸¤Ñ


Stomach lining ¤ÀÃþ: love

The name means “bitter turnip,” but as they sat on my counter at home, I started thinking that they might actually be ginseng — and since I paid about 75 centimes for them, that would have been the deal of the century. When I’d asked the fellows what to do with them, the guys were rapturous, explaining how you just trim them, slice ‘em up, and eat them raw. Um, okay.

The idea of bitter is scary to most of us. And with good reason; many things that are bitter are either bad for you, or poisonous. That’s nature’s way of telling us not to eat them. (My friend Jennifer McLagan recently released Bitter: A Taste of the World’s Most Dangerous Flavor, with Recipes, a pretty incredible look at all the bitter foods that we eat and enjoy. She even included a turnip ice cream recipe, but not sure I’m that adventurous – yet.)

When I got home, I looked them up online and found a recipe for mutton tagine with bitter turnips, which sounded a little more appealing than the one I saw for tripe with bitter turnips, which didn’t say to peel them. Stomach lining and dirt? Not my kind of dinner.

Unfazed by the hairy roots, I took the advice of the guys are the market and carefully peeled one, digging deeply with my paring knife, since the skin was thick and there was some deep veining in there. I sliced a few rounds and took a taste – and found them absolutely delicious. They had a slight horseradish flavor, and I could absolutely see using them in my next tagine, or even roasted up with a mound of other winter vegetables when the weather gets cooler. Although I think I’ll leave the tripe at the market.



2014 ¦~ 7 ¤ë 29 ¤é  ¬P´Á¤G   ´¸¤Ñ


our friend Giovanni Matta ¤ÀÃþ: healthy

The beauty is the rugged terrain, and the serenity. You can choose to explore the island by car, or just stay in and do nothing. Me and my friends did a little bit of both.

We are taken care of by our friend Giovanni Matta who operates In Sicily, and knows Pantelleria better than anybody. And who made sure we saw the best of the island. He also runs the Pantelleria Collection, an assortment of rental homes, and he was kind enough to let us stay in one for the week. I can honestly say, if you’re coming to Pantelleria – or anywhere else in Sicily – you can’t be in better hands than those of Giovanni.

While I wasn’t able to repeat that restful snooze, as the week passed, I felt myself being lulled into the rhythm of island life. But it was explained to me that residents of the island were less-interested in the sea that surrounds them, because they’ve been invaded during their history, by people arriving on their shores. That, and a lot of massive volcanic rocks that line the coastline, means that if you want to come and swim, you should find a place with a pool. Which we had.

Because Pantelleria is closer to Tunisia than Italy, (it’s about 40 miles to Tunisia, and 80 mile to Italy), there are heavy North African influences on the island, from the flat houses with white-domes that blend into the landscape, to the cuisine, which often features North African ingredients, including couscous, pine nuts, honey, dried fruits, and spices. One of the best dishes we had that week was a lovely seafood couscous at Altamarea restaurant.

Although Pantelleria is an island, it’s not especially known for its seafood. And I only saw one fish market on the island, which is kind of unusual. But most of the seafood I was told, comes from mainland Sicily.