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🇦🇹🇵🇭SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 NOCHEBUENA 2022
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👩🍳The Shakshuka is a popular dish in Levantine cuisine. A truly versatile one at that, because the vegetable casserole doesn’t suit me with delicious savoy cabbage, pumpkin and cannellini beans or just white beans. do not care about seasonal circumstances. Fresh sage and oriental spices refine the refined veggie meal, with crispy garlic baguette. The veggie meal on this Sunday afternoon.
1 small head Savoy Cabbage
1 small Hokkaido Pumpkin 🎃
2 pieces Baguette 🥖
some Vegetable Broth, about 1 and haft tbsps
15g fresh Sage
some chopped Parsley
A pack of Oriental Spices
2 Eggs 🥚
2tbsps Linseed oil
1 can Cannellini beans or just white beans
Salt and Pepper
3tbsps Minced Garlic 🧄
some Olive oil for Baguette 🥖
HOW TO…….
#snackfor2 #lockdownday18 #covid19
Banana pancakes are easy, yummy and quick to prepare. Taste wonderfully juicy too. The best thing is that you can use overripe, brown bananas 🍌 for this pancakes 🥞 that most people don’t want to eat anymore. 🤪 I got this small bananas the other day from Lidl Supermarket seems nobody cares or want to eat it. These was the rest from my daughter’s smoothie which I also made for her.
YOU NEED…….
5 small Bananas or 2 big ones
some Butter
1tsp Baking powder
1tsp Cinnamon powder
3pcs small Eggs or 2 big ones
HOW TO…….
#COVID_19 #lockdown #day4
„Life is always a changing process“. Staying at home is not a problem for both of us (hubby and I). He‘s always busy with something like; checking his car engine, arranging things in our cellar, cleaning the car, as well as keeping busy in the kitchen. And most of all movie marathon, yesterday almost the whole day watching old films online not NETFLIX. Me with my Vlog, Blog, my YOUTUBE channel, editing my meal prepping and travel videos, arranging my pantry, cleaning, assorting my books, and mostly in the afternoon I read books. There is always something that could keep me busy at home, I could imagine how is life for me when i‘m retired. Thank you for visiting me here please check out my YouTube channel too.
# COVID-19 #lockdownday3 #mealprep
This quick, easy and nutritious vegetable recipe credit to @gutekueche.at
I promised I‘ll give feedback after prepping, here it is the video will tell it all specially at the end all done for family of four. Really so good served with bread (not in video), I ate with my spelt bread. Another vegetable recipe added to my collection of #eatingasmedicine so yummy, again thumbs up and kudos to @gutekueche.at
YOU NEED…….
2tbsp Oil, I used Linseed oil as always
1pc Onion, I opted to red one for color
4 cloves Garlic
3pcs Carrot
2pc Chili Pepper
half a Head of small Celery
1pc Turnip Cabbage (Kohlrabi)
1tbsp Paprika Powder
half a Liter or more Vegetable broth
Salt and Pepper to taste
a handful chopped Parsley
2pcs Potatoes
HOW TO…….
Why few shrimp? Simply because „eating as medicine“ and „in moderation“. Do you believe that eating or nutrition can heal. And lots of vegetables ideal for healthy diet. He/She who suffer from chronic illness and want to do something themselves to make them feel better, the right nutrition offers great opportunities for this. The reason why for me preferably more vegetables than meat. Today‘s prepping is all about „LASWA“ (vegetables) in which I added few Shrimps just to give a little bit flavor of it.
There are so many version of this specially in Western Visayas region in the Philippines. Check out the other version I‘ve cooked before:
https://crazyhomecooking.wordpress.com/2019/11/11/laswa-my-version/
YOU NEED…….
250g Squash
1pc Eggplant
1pc Zucchini
a handful Lima beans
a handful Okra
2pcs small Sponge gourd
1pc Onion
1pc Tomato
some Water
Salt to taste
100g or 6pcs Shrimp
HOW TO…….
Try to make your own Spanish style sardines using any fish according to your preference. Here I use fresh mackerel, super easy recipe without using pressure cooker. Just slow cooking covered with enough oil. Just to reduce the oil and get fish meat and bones to become tender without breaking into pieces. Thanks for dropping by here and please don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel.
YOU NEED…….
500g fresh Mackerel
6 big cloves Garlic
1pc big Carrot
2tbsp Vinegar
some small Chili, spicy green, yellow and red
1tbsp Pepper corns
some Salt
1/2liter Olive oil
1cup sliced Pickled Cucumber
HOW TO…….
JAPCHAE is a sweet and savory stir-fried glass noodles with assorted vegetables. Here with Pak Choi, Chinese cabbage, carrots and sautéed minced beef with zucchini and mushroom. Seasoned with oyster sauce, soy sauce, and sesame seeds too. Topped with fried beaten egg. Most popular traditional celebration dish in Korean cuisine.
YOU NEED…….
500g Glass noodles
250g minced Beef
1pc Zucchini
200g Mushrooms
4tbsp Linseed oil
2pcs Pak Choi
1pc small Chinese cabbage
2tbsp Oyster sauce
3tbsps Soy sauce
4pcs Eggs
2tbsp Sesame seeds
1pc Onion
2pcs Carrots
Salt and Pepper
1tbsp Vegetable broth powder
2tbsp Erythritol (Alternative Sugar)
Note: zucchini, mushrooms and a dash of sesame seeds oil is added in sautéed minced beef.
HOW TO…….
Today’s meal prepping for the family, Spicy long green beans using Mama Sita’s BBQ marinade product from the Philippines. Simple but super yummy!
There are over one and hundred twenty different green bean varieties. They said a single cup can give adults more than fifteen percent of their daily vitamin A and C requirements and about four grams of dietary fiber.
YOU NEED…….
250g Long Green beans (Sitaw)
60g Onioon
8g Garlic
10g Chili or Chili Pepper
12g Shrimp Paste (Bagoong)
500g minced Beef
30ml Mama Sita‘s BBQ Sauce or marinade
5tbsp Olive oil
HOW TO…….
Throwback, some of my home food prepping during the time my cousin Gie and her son was with us. During their Europe vacation.
That was linner, the first meal I prepared for my cousin Gie and her son. Oven trout, salad, Sarma ( stuffed cabbage), and knuckle of pork (Stelze) and because we are Filipinos rice is a must!
Here again brekky with boiled Frankfurter, toast bread, strawberry in sour cream, coffee and tea. The time my cousin Gie and her son took their vacation in Vienna. Of course my doggy Mary and Riyad also on the picture.
My spaghetti requested by Noah, Gie’s son (cousin). Bolognese is the sauce I made for them with grana padano cheese plus salad and sliced apples. Someone requested for coffee and tea too.
Food memories brekky a la Pinoy (Filipino) too heavy never again! Imagine; fried rice, longganisa, fried tuyo, scrambled eggs, sunny side egg, and for dipping vinegar with chili spicy of course plus tea and coffee Jesus Christ! What unhealthy life style never again!