My love for cooking started when I learned basic Filipino recipes from none other than my mom - Sinigang, Adobo, Nilaga and others. And ever since then, I got hooked with watching cooking shows.
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When I'm at home, I usually tune in to Food Network to watch The Iron Chef America, Barefoot Contessa, Giada at Home and Sweet Dreams (baking). For local cooking shows, I watch Quick Fire the 10-minute Kitchen Wonders and My Favorite Recipes both aired on QTV 11. I just love how they chop, slice, stir, saute, boil and fry beautifully - their sounds are music to my ears.
Korean dishes are my next target. I love how healthy their foods are (greens and lotsa veggies). Hopefully, the finished products turn out just as good as those Filipino delicacies I have cooked before.
Korean dishes are my next target. I love how healthy their foods are (greens and lotsa veggies). Hopefully, the finished products turn out just as good as those Filipino delicacies I have cooked before.
I enjoy cooking as much as I enjoy eating. More than this, I love serving the foods I cooked for the ones I love. I like food served hot, fresh and delicious!
Food brings people together. Birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, New Year or even just a simple lunch and dinner.
Good food = Good times!
14 comments:
Akalain mo yan? I was thinking of cooking just a while ago. Hehehe.
Ako, I know how to cook. It's just the ingredients I keep forgetting because I don't get to cook always at home.
Pangarap ko, mag-bento isang araw. Kapag pro na ako sa pagluluto. ^__^
ano ba yan. ako di ako marunong mag Adobo. !!!! ggrr
@ ley: kewl! :D if i'm home, my mom lets me cook... among the household chores, its my favorite! hahah!
i wanna try cooking kare-kare too (looks like alotta work though, but its a challenge)... cuz right now, i just know the basics...
wanna learn some more pa.. ;)
@ paddy: its easy kuya arch... you just gotta let it boil on a bit of water, soy sauce, vinegar, a little sugar, garlic and pepper and not to forget, the laurel leaf... to make it yummier, you can separate the meat from the sauce then you can saute it to give it crisp.. try it! ;)
Oo nga, Kuya. Mix. Boil. Saute. Keribels mo yan! :)
oo nga... ;)
Kumbaga sa FB eh, i LIKE this post. hehe..
Seth loves to cook Korean dishes din :) ako naman, pag may bagong natikman na food [esp. Pasta recipes] pipilitin kong matutunan un.
hihii..echoz lan :)
@ sapphirelove: thanks chelle! wow! talaga? i really haven't cooked a korean dish yet... but i wanna try... ;)
i love pastas! what have you tried to cook na?
Pag nabakasyon tayo Joyce, kaw magluto. Hehe
@ joris: by all means... :D
haha.thanks.
will try to cook Adobo tonight. success sana...haha
@ paddylast: give us an update.. good luck! ;)
the usual - spag and carbonara =) I wanna learn how to cook baked mac and lasagna also =D yum! =D ..coz they're my favorite!
then, pastries! ohsosweet! =D
@ sapphirelove: WOW!... taste test? hehehe! love pastas!..
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