Broccoli cheese soup – a rainy day saviour
Some crazy summer we are having in Budapest right now! Saturday was awesome because it was warm and sunny, so we headed out to Orczy tér for some badminton and Frisbee. Then on Sunday, it freaking rained ice! We almost didn’t make it to Barako...
Saturdays are fluffy pancakes day
When I was a kid, I treated pancakes as kind of luxurious breakfast that we could only have once in a while. The ones my mother made were from a box; I really thought it was a pain to make pancake mix from scratch because...
Champorado cravings satisfied!
Spring is finally here! The past week was very sunny, and the weather was quite pleasant – hovering around 20 degrees, just the way I like it. But this week, we are back to cloudy days, and it’s been a bit chilly. And on days...
Filipino beef tapa recipe
One quick effect of moving to Budapest: I lost quite a bit of weight. No exercise. How? No Filipino food! I was cut off instantly from my ultimate favorites: sinigang, kaldereta, Bicol express, adobo, tapa, tocino. In Budapest, there is no Jollibee, Max’s or Mary...
Japanese potato salad and a reunion of “crazies”
Guess who’s back in Manila? Ate Bel and family! We last saw each other over 5 years ago, then the Masaki family moves back to Japan so the children can experience a normal Japanese life. Now they are back in Manila for Masaki-san’s 2-year “call...
Batanes yellow rice – my newest guilty pleasure
I am a big rice lover; I tried to live without it for an extended period of time but I kept going back to it. I do try to keep it healthy by buying only the healthier brown variety and controlling intake. But my trip...
Bicol’s Pancit Bato
I have just returned from a long weekend of sun, sand and sea in Camarines Norte. I’ve fallen head over heels with Bicol — its sights, its people and most definitely, its food. I was never a fan of coconut milk because of the “revolution”...
Tocino and bagoong rice
I finally got my Twitter feed up and running, and I have a shoutbox/chatboard now — see the sidebar! 🙂 not sure if the shoutbox is a good idea or not, but whatever. Anyway, on to the main topic of this post…I think that the...
Longanisa pasta win and Bauan’s Londres
My addiction to Lucban longanisa is no secret. I think it is perfection in all its garlicky glory. Tonight, I used it in my aglio-olio pasta to recreate 1st Colonial Grill’s Guinobatan Longanisa pasta. I tasted this pasta in February when we were in Bicol...
Homemade salsa version 1.0
The first team nacho night at Vernon’s apartment was a huge success. On Friday, we had nachos, roast chicken and tons of beer. We didn’t want anything that involved lots of cooking so we bought everything from SM Aura and the only complicated things were...
My tofu steak recipe version 1.0
I love Teriyaki Boy’s tofu steak. Can’t blame me. You really cannot resist this dish of crunchy tofu with a savory sauce that has the perfect balance of salty and sweet.I remember that my colleagues even gave me tofu steak for my birthday simply because...
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