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#1007
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#1009
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Here's one recipe for the archives.
Aron ari nalang ko mangita next time.MICROWAVE CHOCOLATE COOKIE! INGREDIENTS: 2 c. sugar 1/4 lb. (1 stick) butter 1/2 c. cocoa 1/2 c. milk 3 c. quick cooking oatmeal 1 c. coconut or peanut butter DIRECTIONS: 1.In 2-quart casserole, combine sugar and cocoa. Stir in milk, then add butter, cut into pieces. Cook on high for 3 minutes, uncovered, or until boiling. Stir, then cook 3 minutes on high, stirring every minute. 2.Add oatmeal and coconut (or peanut butter or enough of both to measure 1 cup). Cook on high 1 minute. Drop by spoonfuls onto wax paper to harden. If it is a warm or humid day, or you're in a hurry, they may need to be refrigerated to harden. |
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#1010
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Biko made simple!
2 kilo pilit 1 lata condensed milk 4 cups water 1 tbsp.vanilla extract 1 cup central nga sugar -mga dahon sa saging (optional) tuno from 4 pcs lubi 1) Lutuon ang pilit just like cooking rice. 2) In a separate kaha, ibutang ang tuno, condensed milk, central og vanilla extract. Ukayon and then pabukalon. 3) If bukal na ang liquid mixture, nya sa tan-aw nimo luto na ang tuno, i-add dayon ang luto na nga pilit. Ukaya hantod medyo ni-even na ang sauce nya medyo lapot na ang biko. Jaraaannnn! Biko na dayon! ![]() Pwede na nimo ibutang sa dahon sa saging. Or sa tupperware nalang aron dali ra hiposon, kung naa man gani sobra.
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#1016
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#1018
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Just want to post this recipe for easy look-up later. he-he-he!
I want to try this man god, pero unya nalang, i-sweldo. ![]() ![]() Pig's Trotter with Old Ginger and Vinegar 1 pig's trotter (front trotters preferred) 1 kg old ginger, washed and smashed with skin on 8 hard boiled eggs 5 Tbsp sesame oil 600 ml black vinegar 300 ml sweet vinegar or 200 gm brown sugar 500 ml filtered water 1. Have the butcher clean and chop the trotter into big pieces. 2. Blanche the trotter in a pot of boiling water for 10 minutes. Drained. 3. Heat sesame oil in a wok and fry ginger till golden brown and fragrant. 4. Put in the trotter in the wok and brown the pieces slightly. Take the trotter pieces out and set aside in a plate. 5. Transfer ginger, sesame oil into a claypot. Pour in the black vinegar and the sweet vinegar. If no sweet vinegar, brown sugar will do. (you may vary with the vinegars or sugar, as per your own taste). 6. Bring to boil and gradually add the filtered water. Simmer the ginger for 30 minutes and add in the trotter pieces. Continue to simmer for 40 minutes to 1 hour. Make sure trotter still springy and not all soft. Take out all the trotter pieces, cool and refrigerate overnight in a glass bowl covered in a cling wrap. (Do not use plastic bowl. Plastic and vinegar don't get on very well) 7. Put the shelled hard boiled eggs into the vinegar gravy and cover. Let it sit overnight in room temperature. 8. Next morning, add trotter pieces into the vinegar gravy and simmer for 20 minutes. Serve with steamy hot rice. Black vinegar - purifies blood and cleanses the arteries of stale blood. Old ginger - gets rid of wind in the body. Brown sugar - rids dampness in the body. Sesame oil - promotes blood circulation. Collagen in the pig trotters - to strenghen joints and ligaments. Eggs - to nourish the body. Got this from here: audrey cooks: Pig's Trotter with Old Ginger and Vinegar : Foods Recipe, Cooking, Malaysian. Ingon sila, this food is for a confinement food/soup daw. Labi na sa mga bag-o lang nanganak. But im trying to cook this one not for a nanganak woman. Nakatilaw naman god ko ani. Lami kaayo! Mura'g balbacua ang baboy! ![]() Wala pa lang ko budget ron... month-end pa ang sweldo....
Last edited by jackdi; 11-16-2009 at 10:20 AM.
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#1020
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great thanks for ds sharing copy!
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