Blog Archives for category Snacks / Merienda
Maruya
Maruya or Banana Fritters are battered bananas deep fried then sprinkled with sugar before serving. A very popular merienda (afternoon tea) in… Continue reading »
Cooking Lumpiang Togue (Bean Sprout Rolls) Like A Pro
Lumpiang Togue is probably one of the most quickest and easiest bean sprout dish to cook. There are lot of… Continue reading »
Cooking Pork Soup a la Hototay Like A Pro
Hototay soup, as we all know, is a traditional Chinese soup. A typical Pork Hototay soup is a mixture of pork,… Continue reading »
Avocado Ice Candy
A while back I posted an ice candy recipe and that was back when it was mid-winter here (it’s just… Continue reading »
Filipino Food Fridays: Champorado
My cousin had the nerve to tell me that Champorado is for breakfast… It’s so sweet that I figured it… Continue reading »
Fresh Pesto Pasta with Garlic Bread
When I went to Manila for a seminar in our head office, I dropped by to SM Makati and bought… Continue reading »
Triple Chocolate Pancake
My brother, who is currently working in Abu Dhabi, sent a package containing appliances, toiletries and chocolates. I received a… Continue reading »
Fresh Pesto Pasta with Tomatoes
After enjoying the taste of Fresh Pesto Pasta With Garlic Bread, I made another one but this time I added tomatoes…. Continue reading »
Nilupak
Nilupak is a snack dish in the Philippines made out of either mashed cassava, sweet potatoes or cardaba bananas wrapped… Continue reading »
Puto Calasiao
Puto Calasiao is one of my favourite rice cakes; it reminds me a lot of my childhood as this is… Continue reading »
Egg Pie
Egg pie is a popular bakery item in the Philippines made out of egg custard baked on top of pastry… Continue reading »
Congee
I’m in Orlando right now, and yes I’m having too much fun time! I know you would be thinking Disneyworld… Continue reading »
Pichi Pichi
Pichi Pichi is a dessert made out of grated cassava and sugar coated with grated coconut, this gelatinous treat is… Continue reading »
Mango Pie
Honestly, I really don’t know how to make mango pie. I’m making piyaya before, a sweet bread found in the… Continue reading »
