Amateur baker
- Chocolate and mango tart
- My first apple pie
- No bake chocolate-almonds-cream cheese cookie squares
- Heavenly lemon-orange cheesecake
- Salmon, cheese and cabbage quiche
- Valentine’s Day cheesecake
- Choco butter cupcakes
- Pili nut butterscotch brownies
- Chocolate cheesecake
- Lemon squares
Noche Buena
- Kalabasa (squash) and potato soup
- Christmas ham from Majestic
- Tilapia fritters with honey-lemon sauce
- Tiramisu, party style
- Fried lapu-lapu with pineapple sauce
- Roast pork with salsa verde
- Chili garlic prawns
- Rellenong manok (stuffed deboned whole chicken)
- Chicken in sour cream
- Pre-Christmas callos
School lunchbox
- Back to school again
- Packed school lunches
- Ox tongue with gravy
- Creamed pork, ham, carrots and celery
- Sauteed chicken and squash with fresh tarragon
- Crispy chicken strips with sweet and sour sauce
- Chicken and asparagus fried rice
- Tapsilog in the school lunchbox
- Shrimps, broccoli and cauliflower with Pad Thai sauce
- Honey-lemon-ginger chicken
Cafe Dozo
Cafe Dozo, a Japanese restaurant and caf� located along Circumferential Road in Antipolo, has been in operation for a few months. We didn’t get to try it until about a month ago when no one wanted to cook lunch on a Sunday and my husband volunteered to buy packed lunches from Caf� Dozo. For take out meals, we were pretty impressed especially since the suburban town of Antipolo is not known for restaurants offering foreign cuisines. We’re mostly limited with carinderias here with a few exceptions like Vieux Chalet. We figured that if the take out packed lunches weren’t bad at all, ordering a la carte must be even better.
May is the month to visit Antipolo. There’s always a fiesta-like atmosphere here in May, the month when devotees flock to the Cathedral, home to the Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage (Nuestra Senora de la paz Y Buenviaje). If you’re among the multitudes that visit Antipolo in May and you want to sample the food at Caf� Dozo, just take the Circumferential Road. Whether you’re coming via Ortigas Avenue or Sumulong Highway, you’ll end up in Circumferential Road anyway. Just go straight (you will cross a very busy intersection with traffic lights) until you reach a small rotunda. Towards the left you’ll see Max’s Restaurant; on your right is Caf� Dozo beside a Red Ribbon cake shop.
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