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You know me. Anything goes. I'm not gonna fucking try strawberry jam on grilled squid though. Never.

(07-09-2015, 09:21 AM)Serene Wrote: [ -> ]You know me. Anything goes. I'm not gonna fucking try strawberry jam on grilled squid though. Never.

kagabi sinabayan ko ng adobong labong yung tirang tortang giniling na may patatas. matagal ko ng gusto subukan tong experiment ni soma eh. hmm...yung Reyes BBQ sa malapit minsan may relenong pusit. pde na ba yun sub para sa charcoal grilled squid? tapos sasabayan ko pa ng boiled okra!

btw, nutella + pandesal + ding dong mixed nuts = ok

(07-09-2015, 09:53 AM)zero_kanipan Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-09-2015, 09:21 AM)Serene Wrote: [ -> ]You know me. Anything goes. I'm not gonna fucking try strawberry jam on grilled squid though. Never.

kagabi sinabayan ko ng adobong labong yung tirang tortang giniling na may patatas. matagal ko ng gusto subukan tong experiment ni soma eh. hmm...yung Reyes BBQ sa malapit minsan may relenong pusit. pde na ba yun sub para sa charcoal grilled squid? tapos sasabayan ko pa ng boiled okra!

btw, nutella + pandesal + ding dong mixed nuts = ok

Peanuts with rice and banana. WTF childhood meal pag ayaw ulam.

(07-09-2015, 09:53 AM)zero_kanipan Wrote: [ -> ]kagabi sinabayan ko ng adobong labong yung tirang tortang giniling na may patatas. matagal ko ng gusto subukan tong experiment ni soma eh. hmm...yung Reyes BBQ sa malapit minsan may relenong pusit. pde na ba yun sub para sa charcoal grilled squid? tapos sasabayan ko pa ng boiled okra!

btw, nutella + pandesal + ding dong mixed nuts = ok

Kelangan Dried Grilled Squid talaga. Iba kasi yung flavor. Kapag relenong pusit, na may sweet -sauce- medyo passable eh. You could probably look for cuttlefish kung walang pusit.

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(07-09-2015, 10:02 AM)Mjting Wrote: [ -> ]Peanuts with rice and banana. WTF childhood meal pag ayaw ulam.

Parang banana-peanut butter na may kanin :3

peanut butter and banana actually go well together. it's a valid snack in the US iirc. ang weird eh banana at PATIS with rice.

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today's lunch was 7-11's busog sisig meal and lucky me supreme jjamppong plus boiled sitaw. as always, the sisig smelled and looked like someone threw up on some rice. the sourness however worked well with the very spicy jjamppong. the spicy smell of the seafood noodle soup also overpowered the smell of the instant sisig so it was no longer an issue. the boiled sitaw offered a different texture, crunchy and chewy which balances out the mushy sisig and soft noodles.

(07-09-2015, 12:05 PM)zero_kanipan Wrote: [ -> ]peanut butter and banana actually go well together. it's a valid snack in the US iirc. ang weird eh banana at PATIS with rice.

Kaya nga I sad banana-peanut butter with rice eh.

I never experienced weird meals as a kid. Milo-rice, Bear Brand-rice is actually too different for me until now.

Kaya siguro bumabawi ako ngayong matanda na ako

(07-09-2015, 05:49 PM)Serene Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-09-2015, 12:05 PM)zero_kanipan Wrote: [ -> ]peanut butter and banana actually go well together. it's a valid snack in the US iirc. ang weird eh banana at PATIS with rice.

Kaya nga I sad banana-peanut butter with rice eh.

I never experienced weird meals as a kid. Milo-rice, Bear Brand-rice is actually too different for me until now.

Kaya siguro bumabawi ako ngayong matanda na ako

Haha. at least we are low maintenance in a survival sense. lol

Reminded me of that Ovaltine commercial.

Paano kung walang ice?
Masarap pa din!

Paano kung walang water?
Masarap pa din!

(07-09-2015, 06:46 PM)Serene Wrote: [ -> ]Reminded me of that Ovaltine commercial.

Paano kung walang ice?
Masarap pa din!

Paano kung walang water?
Masarap pa din!

HAHA I wouldn't welcome that level of low maintenance-ness, but it is still acceptable in dire situations.

(07-09-2015, 07:34 PM)Mjting Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-09-2015, 06:46 PM)Serene Wrote: [ -> ]Reminded me of that Ovaltine commercial.

Paano kung walang ice?
Masarap pa din!

Paano kung walang water?
Masarap pa din!

HAHA I wouldn't welcome that level of low maintenance-ness, but it is still acceptable in dire situations.

ansarap kaya papakin ng milo/ovaltine XD

Attempted a slightly different version of Japanese curry a couple nights ago with moderate success.



Instead of pork chunks, i used ground pork. For the veggies, i just chopped up half a carrot, two potatoes, one bell pepper and three pieces of siling labuyo. Two cubes of curry roux were more than enough for the sauce.

As expected, it was flaming.

I'll try that next time. Thew mistake I made with the pasta yesterday was that I used pork chunks

San nagbebenta ng Japanese na curry roux diyan sa Caloocan?

Di ko nga alam eh. Hindi ko naman alam kung saan meron sa Blumetritt kung saan kumukuha si DT.
Wala naman ako makita sa Puregold eh.

Ngayon ko lang napansin na kahawig ng curry mo yung recipe ko ng giniling. palitan lang yung curry ng green peas.

The One Where Leperman Couldn't Make It.