Lola’s Kamote Salad - LP Anniversary
For the first anniversary edition of Lasang Pinoy, hosted by stef of stefoodie.net and Noodles & Rice, the theme is to define what being Pinoy is all about. I think this may be the hardest topic of all. It is like having to choose which of your children is your favorite. You love them all, […]
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Green Beans with Pinenuts
Although I did plant some green beans in our garden, I have to admit that these were not from mine, but from my fave warehouse store, Costco. These are French beans or haricot verts according to the packaging. I bought a pack a few weeks ago before our plants started bearing fruit.
INGREDIENTS:1 Lb. Green Beans2 […]
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Sour Ramen Soup
I know I’ve mentioned before how ramen noodles are a staple in our house. It is the Clone’s meal when we are serving fish or any other dish she does not care for or when I am feeling lazy and don’t feel much like cooking but still want something warm and comforting anyway, we turn […]
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Black Beans and Rice
As promised, here is another easy recipe to go with Cinco de Mayo Pork Roast or any other meat dish. It also stands well alone, if you are on a vegetarian diet like the Clone. I don’t know what it is, but she has been on a self-imposed vegetarian diet lately. She doesn’t eat any […]
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Cinco de Mayo Pork Roast ala Asi
With me working, I like either quick and easy dishes or dishes that cook long but without a lot of fuss. This dish requires a long braising time in the oven, but it is easy to cook even by remote. All you need is a 14 year old girl and a phone. While at work, […]
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Pico de Gallo
What do you do when tomatoes from your garden start filling up your kitchen counters and the freezer too? Canning would be a good answer, but I haven’t had much time to do that. What we do, we make salsa instead! These will keep in the refrigerator for a few days, so they come in […]
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N.C. Barbeque a cousin to Sisig
Barbeque to me had always meant large chunks of meat, be it steaks, ribs, chops or whole chickens, cooked over coals. So when we first moved to NC and hubby said he had a hankering for some good old NC bbq, I was unprepared for the chopped bit of pork served up on my plate. […]
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WHB #44 - Gising Gising
This week, Weekend Herb Blogging is being hosted by Christa of Calendula & Concrete.
Thanks to Kalyn, this event has been a constant source for me to find new recipes to try with the produce from our garden. This week, I’d like to feature a vegetable we call “sitaw” in the Philippines. This vegetable goes […]
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