Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Daring Bakers - Croissants
Labels:
Bread,
Daring Bakers
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Red, Yellow, Red, and Blue?
I’m know to procrastinate on multiple things in life like cleaning, deciding what to cook for dinner, and making decisions. I try not to with any food challenge i participate. The key word is “try” because i tend to brain storm for most of the month, debate when is a good time to get the ingredients, than loaf around until I’m motivated. I actually got stuck with this challenge. Ray of Work with Ray, Oggi of I Can do That, and Chef Theodore of Chef by Day, and Boyet of Reel and Grill picked a very unique twist. A dish must contain blue, yellow, white, and red. We had to use a natural food color which was not easy to figure out what to do. I even made my own blue dye out of red cabbage. I had no idea what to do with it and I don’t think anybody would appreciate a Puto (rice cake) with a hint of cabbage. It took the the whole month to finally decide what to do. Want to hear what i came up with? Pianono filled with blueberries, strawberries, cool whip (sorry i had 3 tubs in the freezer and i was in need of using it) and mango. I used my pianono recipe from a past post. The Daughter has been bugging for a cake for a week now so why not kill two birds with one stone. She did look for a birthday candle because she thinks every week is her birthday. I have no idea why, she is probably wanting stuff.
Labels:
Cakes,
Filipino,
Kulinarya Cooking Club
Thursday, September 22, 2011
One of those Days–Maybe week
Labels:
Cakes,
Cookies/Chips
Thursday, September 15, 2011
I’m a food Geek
Some people are able to just put a recipe together. Some are able to follow a recipe word by word and achieve the desired results. I do research on an idea I may have. Every time I try to leap into something it fails = misadventures. Instead I do a lot of research. I’m a geek in that way. I look up multiple recipes, I read up on techniques, and I even go to different places to see how they do a similar recipe. That is what I did when I did the Daring Baker’s Chocolate Challenge. I “researched”, which really means I ate a lot of different types of chocolate. The day before I actually made the chocolate, I had the opportunity to be a taste taker for a hot chocolate line that a local company called Chocolatine had. I have seen multiple versions of a hot chocolate on a stick, even my friend Anna made me one, but this one was different. It had a marshmallow in the middle and the chocolate surrounded it.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Dailybuzz Moms and Clorox
Some of you may not know this but I was actually featured on dailybuzz moms about a month ago. It was a total surprised to me since I tailor this blog a little more food orientated. They featured my vegetarian palabok recipe from my Kulinarya Cooking Club. I thought it was pretty cool. Dailybuzz moms has been my part of my daily readings as part of my morning ritual. I love reading about all of the things that could be adapted when there is children in the house.
Labels:
Testing
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Stupid Weather
For any of you who has ever lived in Chicago or visited here, you would know the weather changes its moods like a teenage girl. Yes, I did just say that and I’m not look forward to The Daughter’s teenage years. The weather here is so strange sometimes. Last week it was almost 100F and than it dropped to 60F a couple of days later. Every time this happens, I get sick. So I have been battling a cold all week. I don’t know about you but I crave soup when I’m sick, especially with noodles. I figured it was time to me to overcome one of my misadventures - Homemade Pasta – and make some soup. I decided to tackle The Mother’s recipe this time. This has got to be the easiest noodle recipe ever. It is pretty much at 1-2-3 ratio.
Labels:
Entrees
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Back to Laziness
Labels:
Childhood Favorites,
Filipino
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