Lechon Sinigang A La Zubuchon

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I wasn’t able to drop by in Banilad to get some fresh Zubuchon while I was in Cebu so I decided to just buy a pre-packed lechon at the Pre-departure area at the Mactan Domestic Airport. Fresh lechon is only available at 4 pm onwards (while supplies last). My flight was at 3:55 pm so… Read more »

Chap Chee (Korean noodles)

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Marinate 1/4 kilo thinly sliced rib eye (Sukiyaki cut) in 3 tbsps soy sauce, 1 tbsp sugar, 1 head crushed garlic, 1 tbsp sesame oild, 1 stalk leeks finely chopped, 1 tsp toasted and ground sesame seeds, 1/2 tsp pepper. Set aside. Prepare vegetables: 1 whole carrot, julienned; 4 leaves Baguio Pechay, shredded; 1 small… Read more »

Basil Mojito

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Mojito is my most favorite cocktail ever. It is a popular Cuban drink usually made of white rum, sugar cane, sparkling water and mint. What I like with Mojito is the combination of sweetness and citrus taste with a little kick of rum. It is very refreshing and a great way to enjoy it with… Read more »

Asohos Strips with Soy Vinaigrette

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Yummy Magazine has ventured into making simple cookbooks so I decided to try some of the recipes there. The recipe can be found in “Meals in Minutes”. In the book, they used Tilapia but since my mom and I weren’t able to get Tilapia from the nearby groceries, we just used filleted Asohos as an… Read more »