Recently, I always fond of watching some cooking shows especially in Channel 11, QTV. Some of them are Quickfire by Chef Rosebud which cooked all types of food not only Filipino but also foods around the world. The other one is My Favorite Recipes by Aileen Anastacio. The foods that she prepared were always using milk (Carnation Evap and Condensed ). Their ingredients were easy to find, affordable and of course always mouth watering. But honestly, I haven't tried to cook any of their recipes hehehe... Well, if I have time their website is just a click away.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Porkchop in Tomato Sauce
This is our dinner yesterday. I used a marinating sauce called Chinese Marinade, but it has a strong taste of rice wine. I thought we will spoil this food, but because I did some trick of adding sugar and bell pepper it really helps to change the taste, it became so delicious, my hubby likes it too. I really like to removed the fat of the porkchop but it is so tempting since we didn't eat porkchop for so long. Anyway, to live longer... I will try at least once a week to cook a dish that's using tomato sauce. For all we know, tomato is a good source of lycopene. So, I've better browse and look for the dishes that's using tomato sauce. Well, my hubby got stocked in traffic in his way home, so I ate first because I was really hungry and I cannot wait for him hehehe...
Here is the recipe if you want to try:
INGREDIENTS:
1/2 porkchop
1 pack of tomato sauce
baguio beans, carrot, bell pepper ( the quantity of the vegetables depends on your serving)
garlic and onion
sugar, salt and pepper to taste
PROCEDURE:
1. Marinate the pork in soy sauce, sugar, and cornstarch (if you have a ready-made marinating sauce, you can use it). Leave it for half an hour.
2. After marinating, fry the porkchop for a while. Then remove from heat.
3. Using the oil in frying the porkchop, saute the garlic and onion. When the aroma comes out, bring back the porkchop. Add the tomato sauce and simmer it for 15 minutes.
4. Add the vegetables, salt, sugar and pepper. Simmer it until the vegetables are tender. serve hot.
Here is the recipe if you want to try:
INGREDIENTS:
1/2 porkchop
1 pack of tomato sauce
baguio beans, carrot, bell pepper ( the quantity of the vegetables depends on your serving)
garlic and onion
sugar, salt and pepper to taste
PROCEDURE:
1. Marinate the pork in soy sauce, sugar, and cornstarch (if you have a ready-made marinating sauce, you can use it). Leave it for half an hour.
2. After marinating, fry the porkchop for a while. Then remove from heat.
3. Using the oil in frying the porkchop, saute the garlic and onion. When the aroma comes out, bring back the porkchop. Add the tomato sauce and simmer it for 15 minutes.
4. Add the vegetables, salt, sugar and pepper. Simmer it until the vegetables are tender. serve hot.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Running out of Time
Times up! OMG!!! the time passed so fast, my 3hours in front of the laptop really gave me back ache. I really need to type this fast because of nephew(who is laptop addict) is here now and because it's his test day, he was not allowed to use this gadget so I need to keep it. By for now! More blogging tomorrow!!!
Thursday, September 10, 2009
I was already an hour and half in front of my laptop because I'm trying to change the template of my blog. I searched for the free templates but unfortunately I can't . I just download and copy it but always said error. Well, I don't want to waste my time anymore for I still have so many things to do. As of now, I'm busy surfing for some holloween foods. On October 27, 2009 more than a month to go, we will celebrate in our school our holloween party. This is the first time that I will do this in my class so I'm pretty much excited. In my activity list, I'm planning to do holloween crafts and easy to make yummy foods by my kiddoes. And here are some of them: Look scary?
Lady Butterfinger
Pizza Mummies
Pancake Monsters
Sausage Mummy Rolls
Flayed Skin Cheeseballs
Some more holloween goodies, check here
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