| More like "Rice in a box" |
Monday, February 17, 2014
Rice Topping to Go
The difficulty of deciding what's for dinner has always been the same each and everyday. No matter how full your fridge is, you just can't decide what to cook. And since it's dinner you're deciding to prepare, it has to be quick and easy. Yesterday, I found my comfort food for the day, no more cooking, but you get the best out of hot and spicy dinner :)
Labels:
fried rice,
rice toppings,
sisig
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Adobong Isda (Bangus)
Yet another experimented dish at home. It's a common recipe but given it's my fist time to cook it, I'd say it was something special :D Happy Eating everyone! Recipe is at the bottom part
| Bangus (MIlkfish) |
| Soysauce |
| Vinegar |
| Garlic, Black pepper (whole), Black pepper (powder), Bay leaves |
| Salted Black Beans |
| The marinated fish |
| Let's Eat! |
Ingredients:
1 pc. Regular
Size Bangus (cut into 4-5 pcs.)
½ cup Soy Sauce
½ cup Vinegar
1 tsp Black Pepper (powder)
1 tsp Black
Pepper (Whole)
3 Cloves Garlic
1 Pack Salted Black Beans
3-4 pcs Bay Leaves
1 cup Water
2 Tbsp Sugar
Procedure:
In a pan,
mix all the ingredients and marinate the Bangus for 1 hour.
Fry the
marinated Bangus in a non stick pan
(Do not
throw away the remaining sauce from the marinated Bangus..
After
frying, leave the fish in the pan and add the remaining sauce from the
marinated fish
Add 1 cup of
water and simmer for 5 minutes
Add sugar if
needed and bay leaves
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Haven't seen these in a long time..
Seeing these seemingly homemade donuts, I felt a sense of Déjà vu as my mom usually makes them when we were young.. I remember helping her shape them in different shapes and sizes, creating human figures, flowers, plain circles and flat donuts.
Deep Fried, it's fun watching them float one by one and sprinkling them with sugar after.. and it's SUGAR GLAZED :D
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