Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2011

Quick meal prep that pays off

Guest post written by Clara David

When I get home from work, a lot of the time I feel like it's way too much trouble to even pop a frozen pizza into the oven for dinner. Plus, I don't really want to put much trouble into meals because I'm only cooking for myself. But I realize that a woman can not survive on frozen pizza and Lean Cuisines alone, so I've decided to start making more of an effort by grocery shopping wisely and getting things that can be thrown together to make good meals in just a few minutes.

But I also want to eat something more than just grilled cheese or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, so I went online to find some quick and easy recipes. When I was online looking for that, I found some information about http://www.get.wildblue.com and after I looked through it a little bit, I decided to change over my home internet service.

One recipe that I found was for a turkey wrap. It sounded easy enough and you can also change it a bit by the dressing, hummus or even vegetables that you can include. Plus this takes less time to make than waiting around for a frozen pizza to cook.

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Jollibee in JC!

Finally I will be able to eat a burger steak! A Jollibee restaurant will open here in JC, NJ. It's the 2nd Jollibee restaurant here in the East Coast, USA. (The 1st one is in NY). A lot of people here will be very happy about this news. We don't have to travel for hours and fall in line just to get a chicken joy! :D

Sunday, May 24, 2009

How to Cook Kutsinta


Kutsinta is one of the very famous Philippine delicacies because of its delicious taste. Kutsinta is also very easy to make, you just need an hour or so (including the preparation).

So how do you make a popular Filipino food like kutsinta? The steps are very simple actually. Mix and steam, that's it. But first things first. Here are the ingredients:
  • flour - 1 cup
  • brown sugar - 2 cups
  • water - 3 cups
  • lye water (potassium carbonate solution sold in Asian food stores) - 1 teaspoon
  • Freshly grated coconut (budbod na niyog)
For full directions on cooking kutsinta, read the article about how to make or cook kutsinta.