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Perhaps, ampalaya is one of those vegies that I don’t like to eat. Its bitter taste is the one thing I really don’t appreciate. Though people say that it is a good source for healthier blood and some vitamins, my past taste test always deter me from eating that one again.
One time, my sister-in-law convinced me that she could prepare ampalaya without its bitter taste. I watched how she prepared it. She blanched first the thinly sliced ampalaya and rubbed enough salt to it afterwards. When cooked with egg, I did gave it a try. And for the first time, I appreciate eating ampalaya without its bitter taste.
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