Hi everyone! Today is going to be a short and easy recipe for Filipino Cheese Cupcakes. These cupcakes are one of those iconic and old-school snacks that were quite popular in the Philippines a few (more than a few, actually) years ago. Nowadays, a popular Filipino snack brand sells its own version and many mothers …
I’m such a big, fat liar. I know I had promised to blog more faithfully but look, I’ve been missing in action for almost half a year! I am really sorry. There were a couple of things that took up my time during the last quarter of 2017. First, I moved to a new house …
Easy-to-make Filipino Chicken Macaroni Salad – 5 steps Read More »
Hi! Welcome to the third installment of my personal Christmas challenge! This time, I have this delicious, easy to prepare and quite frankly, addicting Filipino Chicken Potato Salad. Filipinos can get really crazy around Christmas time. The days leading to Christmas are usually filled with frenetic activities and the one-week interval between Christmas and New …
Quick and Easy Filipino Chicken Potato Salad – 6 steps Read More »
How’s your week so far? ? Easter is just around the corner and I can’t wait to roll up my sleeves and work in the kitchen. You know what else I look forward to? Fluffy Hot Cross Buns. Back when I was younger, we observed Holy Week in a more somber mood. I dreaded the …
Filipinos are the most ingenious when it comes to adopting a foreign dish to suit the local palate. Take the case of spaghetti for example. Though it has some serious Italian influences, you’d be hard-pressed to find spaghetti on the menu in restaurants in Italy. Just as the Americans have added meatballs to come up …
You can hardly find any trace of Food for the Gods in the Philippines from January to November. But for some unknown reason, the classic and chewy treat always finds its way to the list of food gifts for Christmas and New Year. And with a name like that, the expectation is quite high for this …
Rich and Chewy Food for The Gods – Butterscotch Bars recipe Read More »
I admit that I wasn’t the biggest fan of ginataang halo-halo back in childhood. From my experience, it was sometimes watery, sometimes the ingredients were scant, but most times it was cloying and cavity-inducing. What is ginataang bilo-bilo? Ginataang halo-halo is a common merienda or afternoon snack in the Philippines. But don’t be confused because it sometimes also goes by …
Ginataang Halo-Halo – Glutinous Rice Balls in Coconut Sauce recipe Read More »
April showers bring May flowers…and spring brings #leeksonfleek. Yep, it’s another round of seasonal challenges from my favorite Instagrammers and I’m contributing this recipe for Gyoza (Japanese Potstickers). Back when I was in Manila, about 75% of the time that I ate at Japanese restaurants, I would order a plate of gyoza with my meal. …
How to make Gyoza (Japanese Potstickers recipe) with Leeks Read More »
While I can never lay claim to House Stark’s House Words ‘Winter is Coming’, grapefruits, at least, have come to the grocery aisles of Singapore. And perfectly in time for the seasonal collaboration that I’ve been participating in on Instagram. Just a quick FYI on the state of affairs here in Singapore before I get down …
Ok, I know it’s not July but lately my motto has been ‘better late than never’. So, in the middle of September, let me introduce to you July’s Bakealong challenge: Blueberry Hand Pies! This is one of the challenges that I did many times over but not because I wanted to eat a lot of …
July Bakealong Challenge: Blueberry Hand Pies recipe Read More »
