
LP42: Kalderetang Kambing
Minsan talaga ay hindi ko maiwasan ang cravings para sa masarap, malinamnam at creamy kaldereta. Ano pa kaya kung kambing? […] Continue reading LP42: Kalderetang Kambing
Minsan talaga ay hindi ko maiwasan ang cravings para sa masarap, malinamnam at creamy kaldereta. Ano pa kaya kung kambing? […] Continue reading LP42: Kalderetang Kambing
This is what I normally do if I have left-over steamed shrimps. Super easy and simple without the thick breading… […] Continue reading La.Pi.S: Breaded Shrimps
While growing up, I vividly remember eating adobo almost three times a week. It was the most common dish the household helpers cooked, even during special occasions. Continue reading Food Friday: U-Turn – The Adobo
This is my first time to join Weekend Snapshot and for that, I share this dish I concocted last Saturday. […] Continue reading Weekend Snapshot: Iska’s Pork Sarciado
What excites me is the fact that this is our very 1st Noche Buena in New Zealand! […] Continue reading La.Pi.S.#29: Pan-fried Lamb Chops
I figured buying fresh pasta over standard dried ones is way better; the pasta itself is yummier and even easier to prepare. Takes only 5 minutes or less to cook. Buying bottled carbonara sauce instead of preparing everything from scratch … Continue reading La.Pi.S#26: Fettuccine Carbonara
I was supposed to post this entry last Sunday for La.PI.S when I found out that a link from my website has been infected by malware. It must be THE “ISKAndals” attracting it… grrr! Just when I was so excited … Continue reading Beef Broccoli Stir-fry
I hosted a simple dinner with new friends about a month ago and roasted 3 whole chickens. Potluck kami… so I ended up with massive left-overs. Don’t wanna be eating the same dish for days so I thought about paksiw na lechong manok. Perfect! Problem is… I don’t have Mang Tomas lechon sauce. Having no time to buy, I googled “how to make lechon sauce” and ended up reading Marketman’s recipe. Lechon sauce from scratch – fabulous!
I first tried his recipe; replacing cider vinegar with standard mukhasim vinegar and Reno liver spread with a packet of liver pate. Instant sawsawan for fried pork chops. Nice, YUM and chunky. Ubos agad. And so the next day, I decided to use the same recipe but go straight to paksiw na lechong manok.
Continue reading “Roast Chicken Stew (with Home-made Lechon Sauce!)”
Erwin Ines cooks and writes from Canada. Don’t miss his other beautiful musings on food: Paella Paru-Parong Bukid A Fil-Canadian Lechong Manok Egg Fried Rice Tubong Lugaw It has been about a year now since I have written a piece … Continue reading Ang Pagbabalik: The Kaldereta
I can never say no to the creamy goodness of beef kaldereta. The melted cheese and the grainy texture of liver pate mixed with tomato sauce and flavorful beef stock – definitely fabulous as rice topping. Funny how I always … Continue reading La.Pi.S12: Beef Kaldereta
I was invited to Mayumi’s 1st birthday party and decided to bring oven-roasted baby potatoes. I know. It seems to too adult for toddlers but hey, these baby parties are normally swarmed with parents accompanying their kids, right? For moms … Continue reading Oven-Roasted Baby Potatoes
Kaya kong kumain ng kanin ng tatlong beses sa isang araw. Tatak pinoy. Pati nga pancit inuulam ko sa kanin. Tatak pinoy. Kung minsan gabi na ang meryenda ko ay kanin. Tatak pinoy. Tirador ng kaning lamig… ‘yan ang karamihan … Continue reading LP#14: Kaning Lamig… Tatak Pinoy
It’s been a while since I last posted a veggie recipe so here’s an easy one. I know lots of people don’t like these miniature cabbages but hey… you might change your mind.
It was around 3pm and funny how the sun rays were almost parallel to the ground and hit the crayfish plate on the kitchen bar from the living room glazing. Yeah, I know. It looks like a villain from a sci-fi alien movie.
Like shrimp heads, crayfish head is really yummy. Especially when this big. My friends E&T gave me 3 foot-long crayfish heads and this is my first time to cook this mean-looking freshwater crustaceans also known as rock lobsters. I followed my instinct and thought about halabos na hipon.
There are so much ways to cook mussels. I usually have ‘em marinated in lemon, buttered, steamed with sweet chili sauce or baked with garlic and cheese. Friday night, I went back to basics but with a little difference. Mom’s way is to sprinkle salt all over the mussels, shelled and all, and steam until cooked. I basically did the same but with a dash of pepper and a bit of presentation.