Banana God Novels & Stories

I left. Miaka's inquisitive face is the first to welcome me as I return to the village's main house, where the gathering is always held. She was carrying a stack of dried banana leaves, which were used to wrap the sticky rice known as budbod, a popular delicacy in our village. "What's your deal with Mr. Sainthood?" she asks cynically, her voice tinged with suspicion. "Nothing." She looked unconvinced. Well, if I were in her shoes, I might react similarly.

Gagawa nga pala ako ng banana cake dahil mabilis lang gawin at nandito na lahat ng ingredients. Sa dami ng stocks ay puwede ka ng manirahan ng 1 month dito e. Tapos hindi pa stressed kasi ang ganda ganda ng tanawin sa harap mo. Isang slide mo lang sa pintuan bubungad agad yung araw na tirik na tirik pero mas gugustuhin mo yung makita kesa sa maitim na buga ng mga jeep sa daan.

She stopped tying his tie and there was a threat in her tone and look. He groans and sticks their foreheads together. "Damn, I don't want to work." It was a low whisper that Infinity still heard. Infinity laughs and pushes him a little after tying his tie. "Done! Sorry mister, but we are going to be late.” He groans in disapproval once again. NOTES: (1) Pandesal - also known as Pan de sal is a staple bread roll in the Philippines commonly eaten for breakfast. It is made of flour, yeast, sugar, oil, and salt.

However, I suddenly stopped from making another step away when I felt her chair moved as she said the words… “I lied.” _________________________ ¹Nilagang baka or beef nilaga is literally translated as ‘tender boiled beef.’ This is a Filipino soup dish best served during rainy and cold weather.

Habang sa gitna ay abalang tumutugtog ang isang banda. The organizer went overboard by providing a massive screen so people that are patiently waiting outside can watch the event. To complete the whole festive vibe, sa gilid ay may mahabang hanay ng pagkain. From lechon to seafoods and some delicacies I'm not familiar with but one look and I know they're all yummy. My fave of all is moron. Hindi pa man iniisip ko na kung anong ilalagay ko sa plato ko mamaya.

“I need Latin food.” I blinked. “What Latin food?” “I want...” She frowned so hard her bangs fell low enough to nearly cover her eyes. “A-reh-pah. Empa-nada. And the yellow thing.” “Rice?” “No.” “Corn?” “No.” “Banana?” She pointed at me dramatically. “Yes. Punished banana.” Hannah burst out laughing from the sofa. I looked at the ceiling. “God, give me strength.” “I want punished banana,” Abby repeated, louder now, because apparently her culinary demands needed to be heard all the way in Colombia. “The smashed one. The fried one. The crunchy one. Plah... pla... pla-ta-nose.”

“Yes, bao! bao!” Bao, or also known as steamed bun, has always been Dae's favorite snack, especially the meat-filled ones. Hearing his grandpa mentioning the word 'bao' , his eyes seem to contain stars in it, looking so cute and adorable. Ferdinand can't stand such a look and immediately gave one bao to his fluffy grandson. “Fae, do you want some Bao?” Ferdinand gestured at Farrah. The latter shook her head in refusal. “Thanks, dad. I already ate. How's work?”

He shrugged, "Well, I don’t want to wake you up. You know you look innocent and peaceful to look at when you sleep. I think I much prefer you sleeping then you’re awake. ." I rolled my eyes at that comment. He finished peeling off the mangoes and placed them on a plate, preparing a new sauce. "Are you eating bagoong?" He asked. [Bagoong is a Philippine condiment partially or completely made of either fermented fish (bagoóng) or krill or shrimp paste (alamáng) with salt.] I nodded at his question, "Of course I eat it, it goes well with mangoes! "Oh, I thought you would be picky with your food. Women I mostly know don't like the taste of it." He commented, offering the food to me but he stoppe

Wow He took another spoon and I smiled Me: its my favorite He smiled and took another spoon Andy: banana or banana flavor Me: I love both The shop owner came to our table SO: I see he's consuming what he did not order I chuckled Andy: Uncle, I never knew banana flavor was this tasty SO : that's because you always stick with apple, not wanting to taste anything else Me: uncle? They looked at me Both: yeah SO: he's my cousin's son Andy: he's my dad's cousin

At the end he gives each of the twenty five boys , ten milk rabbit's , two rabbits , two yuan and five meat steambuns as the fees for their hardwork. When Woo Shan reach the mountain again , the women are excitedly digging the soul as someone found the potatoes and cassave . They knew the cassava can be eaten . They can fried them or boiled them. The young leaves also can become the vegetable . Well , that's what Mrs Chu tells them .