Showing posts with label cook your own. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cook your own. Show all posts

Grilled Lamb Chops Recipe


It's Foodie Tuesday!

Let me share with you one of my favorite dishes, it's none other than Lamb Chops. Remember my post about the to-die-for lamb chops at La Reserve in Boracay? How about Zuccini's Australian Lamb Chops?

 lamb chops

I can't believe it's so easy to cook lamb chops on you own. Here's the list of ingredients:

  • Lamb Chops
  • Chopped garlic
  • Knorr Liquid Seasoning
  • Olive Oil
  • Unsalted Butter
  • Salt & Pepper
 
For grilled lamb chops easy recipe, read after the break...


Recipe: Grilled Tanigue


Happy foodie Tuesday!

This week, I will share with you a recipe on how to grill Tanigue. I made this for our dinner last week. Tanigue is Spanish Mackerel in English.

 Grilled Tangigue

Ingredients:

  • 3 pieces of Tanigue
  • chopped garlic
  • butter
  • salt & pepper
  • Bragg Liquid Aminos
  • lemon (optional)

For preparation and how to grill Tanigue, read after the break...


Sweet Chili Prawn Recipe


Two Sundays ago, I cooked pancit canton.  I forgot to mention that I also cooked Sweet Chili Prawns ; p I usually cook it when I am home alone. The recipe is simple and so easy to prepare.

 sweet chili prawn with garlic on top

Seeing the photo above makes me feel hungry lol Anyway, if you want to try the recipe, read after the break...

Recipe: Pancit Canton ala MrsMartinez


I know I promised that it will be April's Beauty Must-Have on this entry but then again I changed my mind. A girl is allowed to change her mind once in awhile, right?!

Anyway, this is my blog so... ; p Today, I want to share with you my own version of Pancit Canton

 Pancit Canton ala MrsMartinez

Last Sunday, I went to SM Hypermarket and bought some ingredients for pancit canton. Since I hired a helper who is very eager in the kitchen, I was not able to cook much for my family. I really miss cooking so I made it a point to cook for lunch ; )

For pancit canton recipe, read after the break...

Cooked A Half Inch Steak for Valentine's Day


Happy Valentine's Day!

Every since we got stuck in stupid traffic a few years ago, we promised not to go out every February 14 but that does not mean that our dinner will be boring like tonight ; )

1/2 inch Angus Rib-Eye Steak

I cooked us an Angus Rib-Eye Steak for dinner... yummy!

Wanna know how I prepared and cooked it? Read after the break...

McCormick Korean Fried Chicken Recipe Mix


January 10, 2013

Launching of McCormick Korean Fried Chicken Recipe Mix
The Cookery Place
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig

I became a chef for a night at the launching of McCormick Korean Fried Chicken. The event was held in one of the cooking schools at The Fort called The Cookery Place.

McCormick Korean Fried Chicken Soy Garlic

To be honest, this is the first time that I came to know McCormick Korean Fried Chicken Recipe Mix. This event is a good opportunity for me because I want to try something new for a change. Instead of just plain fried chicken, I can now cook 4 varieties of Korean fried chicken. One more thing, little did I know that we were going to cook our own dinner that night. Exciting, yeah?

During the event, all the bloggers were provided with a black apron embossed with McCormick logo. Of course, I want to share with you how to cook your very own Korean fried chicken in 4 easy step. With McCormick Korean Fried Chicken Recipe Mix, it's so easy! Please read after the break....

Lock & Lock Boroseal Microvave-Safe Glass Container

July 28, 2012

Lock & Lock Main Office
Unit III Megastate Bldg.,
737 Araneta Ave. cor. Agno St.,
Tatalo, Quezon City

Last Saturday, I was invited to Lock & Lock's Blogger Day. I know that it will have a cooking demo as part of its program but what I didn't know is that it's another shopping event! Remember, I have told you about Yves Rocher shopping event two weeks ago, right? If you have not read about it, shame on you, please visit here. That, my dear readers, served as my warm up because during Lock & Lock's event, I totally rocked it ; p I got everything I needed plus more!

 Lock & Lock Mountain Cooler Bag in Blue (LMB102B) PhP 899.75 (center) ; 
Lock & Lock Boroseal Glass Container 430ml PhP 399.75 (left) ;
Lock & Lock Boroseal Glass Container 730 ml PhP 549.75 (right)

I am a loyal user of Lock & Lock. When the brand came out with Boroseal Microwavable Glass container a few years ago, I was one of the many others who trooped to its stand alone store in Shangri-la Mall and bought several containers to be used as our office baonan (lunch box). Really, it is a no brainer to switch from plastic into glass. I even changed our food cover, you can view it here

Cook your own: Embutido

My mom makes a mean embutido. When I got married, it was one of the dishes that I asked her to teach me. 

ingredients

Embutido is a traditional Filipino meatloaf.

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 kilo of lean ground meat
  • 3 eggs (2 hard boiled- sliced)
  • a cup of raisins
  • a cup of finely chopped onions
  • 1 carrot (1/2 shredded; 1/2 sliced)
  • 2 pieces red/green bell pepper (1/2 sliced; 1/2 finely chopped)
  • slices of cheese- the more the merrier!
  • 1 small jar of pickle relish
  • All purpose flour or cornstarch
  • salt & pepper to taste
  • 2 tablespoons of soy sauce

Cook your own: Tomyao with Shitake Mushroom

tomyao with shitake mushroom

This was one of the dishes we ate last night, tom yao with shitake mushroom! It's pretty easy to make in under 10 minutes, preparation included ;p

Cook your own: Gambas


my version of gambas

Ingredients:

7 pieces tiger prawns 
butter
garlic chopped
cayenne pepper
salt and pepper
Knorr seasoning

Cook your own: fries

DIY fries bought in the office 

Since I am fond of fries right now, I cook my own, ok, I taught my house help how to slice and deep fry potatoes. I was not able to get the desired crispiness though. My fries looked a bit soggy even though I tissue off the grease. It didn't help even if I put it inside the oven toaster  for 10 minutes when I got to the office. 

I wonder how many minutes would it take for the fries to cook and at what temperature? Can anybody help?

Cook your own: Shrimp Thermidor

shrimp thermidor

Cook your own: Chinese Adobo

my version of chinese adobo

Merienda Time: Amazing pizza bread!

If you have some left over sauce from your spaghetti, DO NOT throw it away! You can make a pizza by using a slice of bread instead of dough.

Cook your own: Beef Broccoli with Shitake Mushroom



beef broccoli with shitake mushroom


Ingredients:

  • broccoli
  • sukiyaki beef
  • shitake mushroom
  • garlic
  • olive oil
  • oyster sauce
  • water
  • cornstarch

Cook your own: Fried Rice


top left clockwise: garlic, chinese sausage, 2 eggs and spam

add salt & pepper to taste

Chop the garlic, slice the chinese sausage & spam then beat two eggs. Add a dash of salt & pepper to the egg.

oil in the pan

Heat oil in a pan.

chopped garlic in oil

Place the garlic in a pan.

chinese sausage

Stir fry chinese sausage until a bit brown.

spam

Then add spam. Lower the heat.

egg
Add 2 eggs in the pan.


Then add in the rice.


Mix well.
Shin Ton Yon's dry pork


You can add dry pork on the side. Yummy!

Ingredients:
  • garlic
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 chinese sausage
  • 1/3 of spam
  • cooked rice
  • dry pork
  • salt & pepper
  • oil
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 10 minutes

Cook your own: Bihon

sliced carrots, onion, garlic and cabbage

Gulong brand pork leg and pork chops


In a wok, put a little oil and sautee the onion first then garlic.


Mix in the vegetables and continue to stir fry.


Add in the two Gulong canned goods and let it simmer.


Put in the bihon.


Bring to high heat until dry.




I want my bihon really dry. Pair bihon with sliced bread... sarap!

Ingredients:
  • crushed garlic
  • sliced onion
  • Gulong brand pork chops
  • Gulong brand pork leg
  • carrots sliced thinly
  • cabbage sliced
  • bihon
  • cooking oil
  • bihon prepare as directed
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 30 minutes

Cook your own: Tinolang Manok


sikretong malupit: patis


chicken

In a pot, put a little oil and sautee the ginger. Half way through cooking your chicken, add the fish sauce. Cook all sides of the chicken.


green papaya

Put a pitcher of water together with the green papaya. Bring to boil.


dahon ng sili

Wait until the chicken and the green papaya are tender before putting the dahon ng sili. Add more fish sauce according to taste and whole pepper. Voila! Me tinolang manok ka na!

Ingredients:

  • patis or fish sauce
  • cut chicken any part will do
  • 2 small green papaya cut into cubes
  • dahon ng sili
  • 2 slices of ginger
  • cooking oil
  • water
  • whole pepper

Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 45 minutes

Cook your own: fried rice


I had fried rice for lunch. Click here for step by step instruction.

Cook your own: Banana cue

Yesterday afternoon, I experimented with the bananas that we have on hand and cooked it into banana cue. At first, I asked our helpers if they know how to cook banana cue kanto style and got a deadpan look lol

So, I did a bit of experimenting and voila! Here is my very own version of the banana cue.

home cooked banana cue

Heat oil in a pan. When the oil is hot enough, put one tablespoon of brown sugar in the pan. And immediately put in a slice of banana. Coat the banana with the syrupy brown sugar. After a minute, scoop the banana out. Repeat this procedure for each banana.

Ingredients:
  • 5 pcs. bananas, sliced in half
  • brown sugar
  • oil
  • deep frying pan
Preparation time: less than 5 minutes
Cooking time: 15 minutes

I cooked another batch of banana cue this morning for our breakfast. Saraaaap!