Christmas is close, and the shopping season makes me think of the perfect gift Sam should give Sedine; jalapeño-print panties! She’d love them and it would teach Sam to love spicy things as much as she does! XD
Sedine’s love for spicy food must be why she wanted to go to Mexico for her honeymoon, I guess her second choice would’ve been India, any other country known for spicy national cuisine?
My wife is filipina and LOVES sour and spicy food. A lot of food is served with a dipping sauce made from soy sauce, Calamansi (Philippine orange) and Philippine chilies ( like Thai chilies) or soy sauce with coconut vinegar. I am like Sam, the one with a sweet tooth in the house. She makes the greatest tinapay ng saging (banana bread), she does not even like it, she makes it just for me:)
AnyFace almost 4 years ago
willispate almost 4 years ago
there’s something that’s been bugging me, whenever i read these pages: why doesn’t Sedine like sugar in the 1st place?
allen@home almost 4 years ago
I’m not sure what Sedine wants to make, but a cake it’s not.
Grumpy Old Guy almost 4 years ago
I personally draw the culinary line at “flakey plant-thingies”…….
tudza Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Carrot cake maybe? I had a good grilled cheese with onion flavored jam on it once. Rhubarb pie?
NewPatriot778 almost 4 years ago
Never thought about it until she mentioned the garlic and onion, but how does Sedine keep her breath tolerable?
NewPatriot778 almost 4 years ago
Christmas is close, and the shopping season makes me think of the perfect gift Sam should give Sedine; jalapeño-print panties! She’d love them and it would teach Sam to love spicy things as much as she does! XD
NewPatriot778 almost 4 years ago
Sedine’s love for spicy food must be why she wanted to go to Mexico for her honeymoon, I guess her second choice would’ve been India, any other country known for spicy national cuisine?
flashdrive1988 almost 4 years ago
Hopeless … just flaming hopeless!
Queen Wolfen almost 4 years ago
Yanno, it’s easy to call her a weirdo for this, but in all honesty, disliking added sugars is probably a good thing.
Michael Thorton almost 4 years ago
Or they could just make a pain d’épices…avec épices plus d’Indienne…
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pain_d’épices)
…although that would probably make it more like garlic bread with add-ons baked in…
jrankin1959 almost 4 years ago
And its still hasn’t connected with Sam that his wife is only wearing an apron… move on.
Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Maybe a teaspoon of cinnamon…
Greyhame almost 4 years ago
Symbolizes their marriage… he’s sweet and she’s a flaky plant-thingy?
BTW, in Mexico they put spicy on fruit. And peppers in chocolate.
mjb515 almost 4 years ago
No, it is a culinary metaphor for Clo- chi, an abomination.
Stegozard almost 4 years ago
And this was the FIRST hint that Sedine was a little off her rocker.
ars731 almost 4 years ago
It was about this time I realize Sedine was an manic pixie dream girl or anime heroine.1
Plods with ...™ almost 4 years ago
Straight to divorce court. Whew, Lucky she figured that out.
Mario500 almost 4 years ago
(finds this very cartoon to be a symbol of the marriage of its characters)
Kenobi almost 4 years ago
My wife is filipina and LOVES sour and spicy food. A lot of food is served with a dipping sauce made from soy sauce, Calamansi (Philippine orange) and Philippine chilies ( like Thai chilies) or soy sauce with coconut vinegar. I am like Sam, the one with a sweet tooth in the house. She makes the greatest tinapay ng saging (banana bread), she does not even like it, she makes it just for me:)