Beef Salpicao is a Filipino dish of Spanish or Portuguese influence. It’s beef tenderloin cut into small pieces or strips and marinated in olive oil and sauteed with garlic..lots of garlic! Really simple and easy and so quick to cook just allot some time for marinating. I like to serve this with our favorite side, [...]
What I love about this dish is that you can make the meatballs in bulk and store them in the freezer and just take out some when you need it. The sauce or gravy is super simple and easy to make, no prep needed except for the cheese, but you can just directly grate that [...]
I seldom use my really cute (small) slow-cooker and I want to pinch myself ( but I didn’t, cause I love me! ahahaha!) for not taking advantage of this wonderful kitchen appliance. I’m so used to doing slow-cooking over the stove top (I just usually set the fire to the lowest setting and leave it for [...]
I saw this recipe from an old issue (December 2005) of Good HouseKeeping magazine. It’s worth trying, and as (I) expected, the chilli turned out delicious, and really hot! I substituted local green finger and red hot chillies and white beans (it’s what I have in my pantry). Chillis are often eaten with corn bread or [...]
This is favorite way of cooking pork steak, I used to like to grill it but coating the steak with seasoned flour and pan-frying it, is so much more delicious for me especially when served with red wine gravy…yum! Some salad greens or sauteed bok choy or cabbage is what I usually serve on the [...]
Sinigang is tamarind base soup; Pork, shrimp, fish and beef can be use to make this soup. I like pork sinigang the best, and I am so very proud to say even before I hardly knew how to cook that I can make a really good sinigang but it didn’t come from me, my sisters [...]
If I have one dish that I can really call my own, it’s this one. I did not pick it up from any cookbook (I didn’t have before) or from any cooking shows..I just made it up back when it was just still me and my husband. We used to do a lot of grilling ( mostly pork chops and [...]
This is one of my love-at -first- try recipes. I was looking for some tokwa ( it’s how we call tofu in Filipino) recipes to try and found out about Ma Po tofu. I have browsed through many recipes and the one below is what appealed to me. It’s fairly easy and the result is of [...]
I bought some tomatillos (green tomatoes) with the thought of making salsa verde with it but then I saw this dish from Cooking Light Magazine (the same one where I found the Kahlua Cookies), which is even better: salsa verde with pork and chillies!Well, it’s actually Tequila Pork Chile (Chili, Chilli?!) Verde; it’s quite simple [...]
Ever since I was little, we always have rice for breakfast to start our day. Sometimes it’s champorado or rice porridge but most of the time its rice, egg and meat or dried fish with chocolate drink and sometimes coffee (yes, I started drinking coffee at a very young age, about 8 I think, that [...]