Seaweeds Salad With Salted Eggs

This is my first time to prepare Seaweeds salad.  It's kind of an experimental on my part but I was impressed, it did turn out well.

Ingredients:

- half kilo of seaweeds

- tomatoes

- onions

- 4 salted eggs, sliced

- half cup of white vinegar

- salt and pepper to taste

Procedure:

- boil water and dip seaweeds to remove the slimy part and the saltiness.  I dipped the seaweeds about 10 minutes.

- cut tomatoes, onions.

- put the seaweeds, onions, tomatoes into a salad bowl and toss it with vinegar, salt and pepper.

- lastly, top it up with the sliced salted eggs.

This is how I've done it, others may have different way to do it. Try to experiment, that is the time you will learn about cooking.

Ginisang Bunga ng Malunggay

Moringa or better known in Philippines as Malunggay is famous for its leaves that is a characteristic ingredient in Tinola.  Not only it has a distinct taste but have the calcium equivalent of 4 glasses of milk, the vitamin C content of 7 oranges, potassium of 3 bananas, 3 times the iron of spinach, 4 times the amount of vitamin A in carrot, and 2 times the protein in milk.  

But this time, we are going to talk about Moringga Fruit or Bunga ng Malunggay.  It is as simple as cooking Pinakbet, all you have to do is the following.

Ingredients:

2 handfull of Moringga Fruit

1 can of any sardines with tomatoe sauce

onions and garlic

tomatoes chopped

okra

eggplant

cabbage (optional)

fish sauce

salt and pepper to taste

water

Procedure:

- Saute' garlic and onions, then add chopped tomatoes and fish sauce.

- Add sardines and when about to boil add water.

- When boiling, add the Moringga fruit and Okra.

- After few minutes add eggplant.

Voila! How easy is that?