This time, I actually used recipes. Although, to paraphrase Pirates of the Caribbean, they were used more like guidelines. That George Foreman grill sure comes in handy.
R: Pancit Canton, stir-fried with peppers, snow peas, baby corn and grilled tofu
L: Chicken breast, marinated two nights in yoghurt and Tocino, grilled with spring onions, served with lightly grilled bok choy drizzled with oyster sauce
All laid out and ready to eat
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Wow, u cook really well!!!! *impressed*
ReplyDeleteAh, well, I get by. *^_^*
ReplyDeleteWaow, very well done Sohan ! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks. It's my first time making Philippino food. Now that I have my own house and kitchen, more such experiments shall follow. *_*
ReplyDeleteHopefully without too many casualties. ~_^
Great ! I look forward to your next recipes ! :-)
ReplyDeleteTocino is one of the Pinoy dishes I enjoy.
ReplyDeleteDrop in on my stately manor sometime then. ^_^
ReplyDeleteAiyo! looks so delicious! I like recipes that are simple and easy to follow.. but ET is just the opposite.
ReplyDeletebtw, may i know what is woody herbal tea?
edit: oops, spelling errors..
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