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Showing posts with label Filipino food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Filipino food. Show all posts

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Food Network

One of the favorite TV Channels that I stunningly love is FOOD NETWORK. Geez! I am so crazy watching their show line up and couldn't get over it! Right now, I am watching Iron Chef and it inspire me to cook which I am not good at :=)!

In photography, I love to take pictures of the food that I ate. For me, it is interesting, colorful and I can drive myself to eat more LOL. I ate a lot but, my metabolism burn the calories that I ate before I can wink :-) which is a good thing huh?

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Rice Cakes and Etcetera

One of the favorite foods that I missed in the Philippines are Mongo Siopao and "kakanin" such as PUTO and SUMAN of which, rice is the main ingredient. My neighbor who can prepare these goodies deliciously offered her services to make one for me.
I gave her enough budget good for 30 person and we decided to visit Devine Mercy Hill. It is a religious and a holy place for devotees of the Devine Mercy. It is where you can find the 50 ft. statue of Jesus, who is the source of the Devine Mercy.
What a nice activity to enjoy the food that I missed; having a good time with my mom and neighbors that the company I enjoyed so much.
I still love the simplicity of LIFE. The simple taste of food that satisfy my food craving and the fun that could last a lifetime.

The picture above is called Peanut Kisses, locally made from Bohol, a place in the Philippines where good food and amazing scenery is located. I had a wonderful Christmas Holiday in the Philippines!

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Lechon in the Philippines

If the US needs to have TURKEY for thanksgiving, in the Philippines, it is LECHON. It's been two weeks since I arrived Cagayan de Oro City and still I am craving to find a tasty lechon. My husband call this roasted pig.
The family of my husband (except the brother) had no idea what's the taste of a lechon. His brother who lived Hawaii for so long, loves lechon and was able to share the preparation of cooking a Hawaiian lechon which is very different in the Philippines. The other siblings of my husband would wonder what's the taste of our lechon but, since we can't find a place to buy or make lechon, there's no way that I can share how delicious lechon is, right?

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