Fish & seafood
- Steamed pompano with ginger sauce
- Tuna belly fillets with garlic and rosemary
- Baked river cobbler fillets
- Pasta with prawns in creamy garlic sauce
- Baked mussels with butter and cheese
- Baked fish and spinach
- Pritong tilapia (fried St. Peter’s fish) and cheese-topped chili-cauliflower bake
- Fish fillet with corn sauce
- Pasta with clams in red wine sauce
- Fried labahita (surgeonfish) with chili-pineapple sauce
Mighty meaty
- Burgers
- Pork pata (hock) with shiitake mushrooms and broccoli
- Fried beef brisket and potatoes with sour cream
- Beef, corn and cheese bake
- Speedy’s burritos
- Dad’s-turn-to-cook porkchops
- Floyd’s Greek stew
- Meatballs stroganoff
- Barbequed beef short ribs
- Hotdog on a toothpick
Healthy veggies
- Potato salad with toasted cashew nuts
- Baked eggplants with bacon and cheese
- Pork, spinach and Pinoy pesto
- Pork, okra, squash and eggplants in sour cream
- Smoked salmon, lettuce and kesong puti (white cheese) salad
- Cabbage Rolls
- Beef and broccoli leaves
- Buttered pork and vegetables
- Pritong tilapia (fried St. Peter’s fish) and cheese-topped chili-cauliflower bake
- Chicken & Broccoli Pasta
Hot and sour soup
Ingredients :
250 g. of cooked diced pork meat
1 200-g. pack of chicken leg mushrooms
1 tbsp. of finely minced garlic
1 onion, halved and sliced thinly
1 carrot, cut into rings about 1/4″ thick
150 g. of snow peas (chicharo), trimmed
6 c. of meat stock
2 tbsp. of rice wine vinegar
2 tbsp. of cornstarch
salt to taste
1 tsp. of pepper
2 eggs, beaten
1 tbsp. of cooking oil
Cooking procedure :
Drain and rinse the mushrooms according to package directions.
Heat the cooking oil in a large saucepan or casserole. Saute the garlic and onion until soft. Add the pork and mushrooms. Cook over high heat for about a minute. Pour in 5 c. of stock and the vinegar. Season with salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Add the carrot slices. Disperse the cornstarch in the remaining stock. Pour into the boiling soup, stirring. Cook until thick. Add the snow peas and cook for another 20-30 seconds. Turn off the heat. Pour the beaten eggs in a thin stream. Stir a few times. Serve at once.
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