For this month, the theme was a dish we wanted for our birthday. I was originally going to make Kare Kare but our local grocery store was out of ox tail. I was also going to make a mocha cake but all of my energy went out the window even before I started to cook. Instead I decided to make tinola for my birthday dish. It has been so long since I made tinola. I don’t get to make it that much because The Daughter was allergic to chicken.
Tinola
1 Whole Chicken
1 Whole Onion Diced
4 Chayote Peeled and Cubed
2 Tbs of Sliced Garlic
Salt and Pepper to taste
3-4 Cups of White Rice
Direction
- Take a large stock pot and start heating up the pot with a little oil. Season the chicken with salt and pepper.
- Sautee the onions and once it starts to cook down, add the chicken whole.
- Slightly brown the chicken on all sides.
- Once it is cooked , garlic and chayote than add water to cover. Bring to a boil.
- While that is boiling, take the rice and prepare the rice for cooking. Take about 3-4 cups of the broth and pour it into the rice and than cook the rice.
- Continue to boil until the chayote is tender and the chicken is cooked.
- Serve over the cooked Rice
For dessert, I finally got my Strawberry pie. Ok I had to make it and I slightly cheated by using an already made pie crust. There was a sale on strawberries so I couldn’t pass it up. Too bad I can’t eat too much of it (stupid allergies ).
Strawberry Pie
Favorite Pie Crust
2 Pints of Fresh Strawberries
Strawberry Glaze (Homemade preferred but I bought mine)
Whipped cream
Directions
- Blind bake the pie crust.
- Once the pie crust is baked and cooled, arrange the strawberries in the pie crust.
- Gently pour the glaze to cover all the strawberries.
- Serve with whipped cream.
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Update: I almost forgot. We will be blessed with a little Boy in June. The daughter is extremely excited and she can't wait to see him. I'll try to post the ultrasound pics as soon as my lazy self scans the picture.
Oh, Joy! Sorry to hear about your illness. Do take care of yourself esp. you're pregnant. But kudos to you kahit hirap' you managed to come up w/ a dish not one but 2!!! I haven't cooked tinola lately w/c is btw good for this weather. Your strawberry pie looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteJoy, I feel for you! It's been a pretty bad season for me too but with the pregnancy...not fun! I hope you feel better soon. These is a great submission!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful strawberries. Excellent post. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your pregnancy! Our neighbor just had a baby girl last week and it has been so fun to be around a new baby again. I am sending all of our positive wishes that you are feeling better... I simply can't imagine all you have been thru and doing masters classes on top of it! You are amazing.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these recipes look wonderful, however I'm drawn to the Strawberry pie! Our local fields are bit behind schedule this year, and I'm eagerly awaiting the berries.
Hang in there!!
Joy, sorry to hear your under the weather. It's unbelievable all that you have on your plate right now. Take good care of yourself, and hope your are feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteThe strawberry pie looks scrumptious.
I hope you are feeling better now and congratulations on the little one! Very good job and thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteyour Tinola is different but it looks super tasty and interesting! gayahin ko nga yan...
ReplyDeleteHave lots of rest...and thanks for 2 lovely dishes=) I love tinola when I'm under the weather too=)
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry that you've been feeling under the weather. I'm sure tinola would help. Tinola is probably our penicillin when it comes to rejuvenating foods. I liked your version, very different from ours but really interesting. I'll have to try this one day. Take care.
ReplyDeleteLooks good! Take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteTinola is new to me...looks very yummy. And your strawberry pie is almost too pretty to eat!
ReplyDeleteA baby boy...congrats!
ReplyDeleteHot tinola sounds so good right now. Sayang you can't eat much of the strawberry pie but at least you had what you were craving for.:)
The pie looks great, BTW.
Congratulations that you will have a baby boy in June. Too bad, that you've not been feeling well. Hope that you're feeling better soon. Your strawberry pie looks so good, and I love strawberries. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletehaving a baby, going into masters wow, your plate is full. it's a good thing you have time to make this tinola.. something to soothe and warm you during this winter/flu season.
ReplyDeletetake it easy...
malou
I'm so sorry to hear that you have been sick...and wow! you have so much going on. I hope that regain your energy and your desire to cook and eat such yummy food. Thank you for sharing your dishes with me...and for your kind comments on my blog. You bring a burst of brightness into my day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great meal. Take care of yourself Joy, and hope you feel better real soon.
ReplyDeleteYou sound super busy and being pregnant on top of it all - take good care of yourself! Your chicken looks delicious and your pie heavenly!
ReplyDeleteI love tinola. It's so homely and warming.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're okay now Joy! Congratulations on your pregnancy :)
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