What’s Cookin’ with AHA: Pork Satay
AHA Chef Instructor Joey Carpo shows how to prepare and cook Pork Satay.
AHA Chef Instructor Joey Carpo shows how to prepare and cook Pork Satay.
Everyone loves a surprise. There is nothing to describe the feeling one gets when opening gifts on Christmas day. The thrill of not knowing the content or just knowing your expectations could be surpassed is simply delightful. I carry this thrill over to food.
Tired and bored of the usual adobo, Hermogenes Perez Jr. tweaked the quintessential dish and created a more flavorful, tempting version that has instantly been a favorite of his family and friends for two years now.
Back to school—for parents—means seeing each other again after the long break. For me, it is always a happy experience for I know that after we parents get our tasks done for our kids, we will be off to eat somewhere.
Over a two-week period, we visited two restaurants, quite different from each other, by way of food offerings, but satisfying. One gives an ultimate dining moment and the other invokes memories of true Pinoy cuisine that harks back to the time of hired cooks in private homes.
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Bulalo with grapes, pinakbet with baked liempo, lechon kawali with roasted pumpkin gata.
I knew I had a copy of the book “The Art of Eating Well” by Pellegrino Artusi, but I didn’t have time to look for it before the lunch that announced the opening of Casa Artusi in the Philippines.
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