Jumat, 14 November 2008

Buko Pandan w/ Macapuno





Buko Pandan is one the famous salad in the Philippines and this recipe is with Macapuno.



Ingredients and preparing procedure after the jump.







Ingredients:

* 5 Young Buko/Coconut

* 2 packs of Green Gelatin

* 1 can (325gms) of Condensed Milk

* 1 can (325gms) of Nestle Whip Cream

* Pandan Leaves or Pandan flavor Syrup

* 1 bottle (250gms) of Macapuno 



Preparing procedure:

1. On a caserole, boil 4 cups of water and add the Pandan Leaves or the pandan flavor syrup. When water is boiling pour the 2 packs of gelatin.

2. Get a baking pan or any tupperware that is an inch thick and pour the cooked gelatin at least half inch thick and set aside to get cold .

3. While waiting for the gelatin to get cold, open the buko and start grating it. Set aside the buko juice. (Put in fridge and you can drink it later on :) )

4. By now the gelatin is cold and hard. Start slicing it by a spatula or a knife according to your desired size.

5. Get a salad bowl and mix all ingredients together. Before you mix the Macapuno, make sure that you drained the juice. We don't want our Buko Pandan look like a soup. 



Voila! 



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Rabu, 12 November 2008

Pork Ribs Sinabawan sa Kamatis





This is like a Nilaga but with a different twist. This recipe is so easy to make.



Ingredients and cooking procedure after the jump.







Ingredients:

* 1 kilo of Pork Ribs

* 2 big tomatoes

* 2 Pechay (Bungkos)

* 1 big white onion

* 3 Green Chilli

* Salt & Fish sauce to taste 



Cooking procedure:

1. Put 1 liter of water in a caserole, pour pork ribs when water is boiling.

2. When pork is almost tender, add sliced tomatoes and boil it until tomatoes almost mushy.

3. Add the Pechay and the green chilli (optional) but don't over cook it.

4. Add salt and fish sauce to taste. 



Isn't that easy? 



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