Interesting Sites
I grew up with a lot of recipebooks at home. My mom has a good number of recipebooks, and we pore through its pages to get good ideas for our dinners. Becaue of this, I bought a few recipebooks of my own. Unlike my mom's recipebooks, though, they were less helpful than I expected.
So, like any net junkie, I turn to my trustworthy friend, the internet. Last year, I found this nifty site called, Recipezaar. I found this site so fascinating, with all the member contributions of food recipes. Eventually though, I tired of the site. So I just use the ever reliable google search.
Since this weekend is a long holiday, we were left behind to fend for ourselves while the rest of the family enjoys their stay at the Sta. Elena Guesthouse. I took to cooking our meals, since Louie didn't want to go out. Since I'm out of practice, I went to consult what the difference in ingredients for afritada and caldereta is, and I found the Del Monte Kitchenomics Website. I was so amazed to find that they had a website! I grew up with del monte kitchenomoics on TV, and from their recipes at the back of can labels. I'm glad that they have a website where we can find their recipes :D Of course, not all the recipes can be found there, since some of them are probably in the kitchenomics recipe books that they sell. But hey, at least they have something, right?
Another site I found was Filipino Recipes. It collates filipino recipes for easy reference. Its a great place, and it gives very understandable step-by-step instructions. I think its definitely worth a look, if you're going to look for a local recipe.
So, like any net junkie, I turn to my trustworthy friend, the internet. Last year, I found this nifty site called, Recipezaar. I found this site so fascinating, with all the member contributions of food recipes. Eventually though, I tired of the site. So I just use the ever reliable google search.
Since this weekend is a long holiday, we were left behind to fend for ourselves while the rest of the family enjoys their stay at the Sta. Elena Guesthouse. I took to cooking our meals, since Louie didn't want to go out. Since I'm out of practice, I went to consult what the difference in ingredients for afritada and caldereta is, and I found the Del Monte Kitchenomics Website. I was so amazed to find that they had a website! I grew up with del monte kitchenomoics on TV, and from their recipes at the back of can labels. I'm glad that they have a website where we can find their recipes :D Of course, not all the recipes can be found there, since some of them are probably in the kitchenomics recipe books that they sell. But hey, at least they have something, right?
Another site I found was Filipino Recipes. It collates filipino recipes for easy reference. Its a great place, and it gives very understandable step-by-step instructions. I think its definitely worth a look, if you're going to look for a local recipe.