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I’m a Christian who loves God and my family. I’m a Mother of 2 beautiful children, a 6 year old daughter and almost 2 year old son. I’m addicted to Digital Scrapbooking and Photography. I also love cooking, baking, gardening and anything that makes me excite like Blogging and travel!

Archive: ‘Lasang Pinoy Sundays’



Guelph Ribfest 2009

Friday, September 4th, 2009

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Weekend of August 29 was the Guelph Ribfest. The whole family went there except hubby. He was away for a business trip. Anyway we enjoyed the food there you know especially the ribs. The sauce was really yummy but everything was very expensive. There were lots of people and kids were enjoying the amusement park. My daughter had a great time.
Anyway on the other light I had a baby the other day September the 2nd at 3:54 AM. Light pain started around 1am in the morning followed by intense pain around 2am and we arrived at the hospital almost 3am. On the way to the hospital unbearable pain continues every 3 minutes. When I got upstairs I was already 5 cm when the nurse checked me. My water broke and the pain continues every 2 minutes. It didn’t take that long Noah was born at 3: 54. He weighs 7.4 lbs. The on call Doctor didn’t make it so the 2 nurses delivered my baby. He showed up later to take care of the placenta and the tear. Anyway that’s all I can share for now.
Noah
This is the 2nd day when Noah was getting ready in his car seat to go home. He was sleeping!
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Grilled Corn on the Cob

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Fries with Ketchup

FIRST COMMENTER: Food Trip Friday

Bitso-Bitso or Glutinous rice balls

Saturday, August 29th, 2009


This is called bitso-bitso or a Filipino donut I guess. You can also call it glutinous rice balls or whatever you call it. I made this dessert last Friday when we went to my best friend’s dinner. We always finish the dinner with sweet dessert you know so without sweets meal is not complete.
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Ingredients:
1 package glutinous rice flour
1 can coconut milk
1/3 box dark brown sugar
1/4 cup cold water
Cooking oil
Procedure:
Place canned coconut milk in flour until dough is soft but not too sticky.
Shape dough in balls of 1 inch diameter and fry them until golden brown.
Drain dough balls on paper towel.
Then put them in a large mixing bowl
Boil water and brown sugar in a small sauce pan until it looks like a syrup.
Drop all the balls into the the syriup and mix well so that all are coated with syrup.
Remove from bowl and place them in a platter to cool.

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Fruit & Drink

Monday, June 22nd, 2009

In my previous post I mentioned about a picnic at our Church after the service. These are just some of the fruit and drink that we had. I thought these are perfect for Ruby Tuesday since it’s been a long time that I haven’t participated. How are you guys? I hope you are enjoying your summer!
June14 Strawberry bite  against the blue sky
Strawberry bite against the blue sky
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Fruit Punch

Pancake & Fish (Fluffy Foods)

Friday, May 22nd, 2009

Last Thursday hubby and I visited my family Doctor for my prenatal checkup. Everything was fine! After that we went to Golden Griddle Restaurant for brunch. Since I didn’t have breakfast that morning I was craving for Pancake. I ordered Triple Berries pancake and hubby had Haddock fish with salad. Pancake and Fish are definitely fluffy foods!

First Commenter: Raquel
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Tripple Berries

Haddock Fish

Caesar Salad

Sliced it up and Bite it

Saturday, May 16th, 2009

I have joined 3 memes for this entry. The Lasang Pinoy-Sliced it up! Yummy Sunday and Weekend Snapshot! The first 2 recipes are Sliced Chicken Gizzards with sliced vegetables and Sliced Fried Mackerel. The yellow of course are Corn on the Cob.

My First Commenter: Pacey
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Sliced Mackerel

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Tupig

Monday, January 5th, 2009
Tupig is a traditional Mirienda for most Filipinos during New Year’s Day. Tupig is made of glutinous rice coconut milk and coconut. I must admit that I don’t know what you call it in English and Tagalog. I know that Tupig is an Ilocano dialect and I believe that it’s originally Ilocano dessert as well. What do you think? Am I right? Anyway my recipe for Tupig is based on what’s available here abroad. Some of the ingredients were frozen.
Here’s my Recipe:
Banana leaves
2 packaged of glutinous rice flour
2 cans coconut milk
1 ½ packaged shredded young coconut
Brown sugar (according to your taste)
Mix all the ingredients together. If you have to use your hands please do. Make sure your hands are clean though. Wrap the dough with banana leaf the same like you make Suman or Spring Rolls. Put about 1 tbsp. When you are done wrapping arrange them in a cookie tray and then put in the oven. Bake about 1 ½ hours for 375 degrees.
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