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LaFAnG

LaFAnG

http://cookingwithroland.blogspot.com

cooking is like love, it should be entered into with abandon or not at all.

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  • Chicken Teriyaki

    Posted on Friday April 10th, 2009 at 14:36 in chicken favorites

    hiniram ko muna ito sa bago kong kaibigan sa cyber world na si bok. nakilala ko sa paborito kong tambayan ngayon, ang plurkville. tiyempo ang pagpo-post ni pareng bok. dahil nag iisip ako kung ano ang mailuluto ko today for lunch. i was thinking of s...

  • Dinuguan

    Posted on Saturday March 28th, 2009 at 14:18 in pork recipes, heavenly beef

    This is a combination of stewing beef, pork tongue and pork liver to make a new exciting version of dinuguan, traditionally a strictly pork dish. While it is common to use vinegar as a souring agent for cooking dinuguan, another alternative is using ...

  • Onion Soup

    Posted on Monday March 16th, 2009 at 12:35 in soup for all seasons

    What makes an onion soup French? It’s all about the reduction of liquids, a very French cooking technique, to come up with full-bodied concentrated flavors. It took something like two and half hours and a lot of stirring — and gas — to make thi...

  • (Basic Home Made) French Fries

    Posted on Friday March 6th, 2009 at 14:26

    When I crave for something salty, first thing that comes my mind is chips (any kind). But it shifted to French Fries after i stay here for quite sometime. Now, my addiction is unbearable. It has become a part of my weekly menu. A close friend taught ...

  • Chicken Adobada

    Posted on Monday February 23rd, 2009 at 11:12 in chicken favorites

    Yesterday, my wife & I were chatting her sister on the net, who is now based in London. She is getting married soon and inviting us to come home. We are so glued on the laptop and we didn’t realize that it was too late to start cooking lunch. I...

  • Pata Tim

    Posted on Friday February 20th, 2009 at 05:08 in pork recipes

    It is called hong ba or hong man in Chinese restaurants, it means made with cut pieces of pork belly rather than a whole pork hock. In the Philippines, this dish is known as pata tim. It is a dish of pork hock braised in a sweet-salty sauce and slow ...

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