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Welcome to my world, the world of postage stamps. This hobby is educational and also of great interest. I find it very relaxing and a great past time during our long winter months. 

My name is Emmanuel (Larry) Cesare, I was born at Gzira, Malta. I came to Canada at the age of 17, and I've been here ever since. On April 4th, 1964, I married my best friend, Margaret. We have three children, a son and two daughters. We also have six grandchildren.  Today we're both retired.

In 1989 I took my wife to Malta for our 25th. Wedding Anniversary. This was also my first visit since I left in 1956. My wife is Canadian, so this was a very special visit for her, as she met the rest of my family that are still living there.
 
    

Favourites:

Around Our Yards.

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Crimson Hibiscus
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Pink Hibiscus
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Pink Hibiscus 2
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White Hibiscus
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Red Hibiscus
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Yellow Creeping Sedum

Always Remember
Our Feathered Friends and other Wildlife
You'll be surprised how much wildlife there is in your yards for you to enjoy
 

Malta National Bird
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Merill - Rock Song Thrush

Feeding Wildlife in the Winter months is a must.
IF YOU START - DON'T STOP
If you choose to begin feeding wildlife regularly, try to do it throughout the winter. They start to depend on you and may have trouble finding other sources of food later in the winter.
 
Mixed seeds and seeded suet is available at all major stores.

PETS

My wife and I, had a line of pets, from show canaries and budgerigars to finches and exotic birds. We also had a couple of rabbits and some hamsters for the children. Next came fresh water fish to salt water fish.
I had dogs from the first year I set foot on this great land. Our last two dogs were Chichi and Cuddles, they were part of our lives. Let us say we grew old together. We made life very comfortable for them. Today they are both in heaven.

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Cuddles & Chichi

HOBBIES:
 
Stamps - Fishpond - Painting - Gardening - Cooking

MOVIES
 
Science Fiction - War - Western

MUSIC

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NEW RECIPES: Monthly

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Maltese Food Presentations On Stamps

 
 
From the Cesare's Kitchen 
Any questions, please refer to Recipe and Card#
 
If you have an old recipe you would like to share with us, please send it through email below

Rib Eye Steaks with Garlic Onion Rub f53r#resgor1

Prep Time & Cook Time: 50 mins.

Serves: 4

 

Ingredients:

1 pkg. Lipton Onion Recipe Soup

2 tsp. loose green tea

1 tsp. dried chiles

2 cloves garlic

4 6 – 8 oz. Rib Eye Steak

¼ cup Bertolli Olive Oil

1/3 cup Bacon & Tomato Mayonnaise Type Dressing

 

Method:

In a food processor or coffee grinder, grind together the soup mix, green tea, chilies and garlic until mixture is the texture of coarse black pepper. Rub 1 tbsp (15 mL) of the spices over each side of the steaks. Let the steaks marinate for 30 minutes at room temperature or from one hour to overnight in the refrigerator. Any unused rub will keep, covered, in the refrigerator for 4 days.

Brush the steaks with olive oil and place on preheated medium hot grill. Grill, turning at least once, until cooked to desired doneness. Serve steaks hot, garnished with Bacon & Tomato Mayonnaise Type Dressing.

Contact Me

 
Feedback or Questions in regards to Stamps or any other Philatelic Material; Errors or Misprints  you might come across while visiting this site, please contact me by a click on E.C. Malta Stamps banner below.
 
 

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Larry in Windsor, Ontario. Canada.

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