Lumpiang prito/fresh lumpia recipe Jul 202012 My lumpia recipe is easy to do and very versatile. You can make fresh lumpia, pritong lumpia, or even turn it into pancit guisado! July 20, 2012 Posted by kulasa4ever Blog Post, Cooking and baking, Diet, Food and Drink, Health and Fitness, Recipes Tagged with: bean sprouts, bihon, cabbage, carrots, fresh lumpia, fried lumpia, garlic, green beans, ground pork, lumpia, lumpiang hubad, lumpiang prito, lumpiang sariwa, noodles, onions, oyster sauce, pabalat, pansit guisado, pepper, pritong lumpia, salt, shrimp, stock, togue 1 Response »
My simplified mixed vegetables Feb 062012 Stir-fried mixed vegetables is a classic Chinese dish that’s a staple in Filipino households. Here’s my own simplified version. February 6, 2012 Posted by kulasa4ever Blog Post, Hobbies, Home Management, Work and Education Tagged with: beef, cabbage, canola oil, carrots, cauliflower, Chinese, classic, cooking, dish, fried, mixed, non-stick, oyster sauce, pan, pork, quick, recipe, shrimp, simple, stir fry, vegetables 1 Response »
Noodles with a twist Jan 082012 Noodles are a way out when you’re too tired to cook. But that doesn’t mean you should settle for the same, old, boring instant noodles. January 8, 2012 Posted by kulasa4ever Blog Post, Cooking and baking, Food and Drink, Recipes Tagged with: beef, cabbage, carrot, cayenne pepper, celery, chicken, egg, instant, instant noodles, kimchi, noodles, prk, soup, spicy, vegetables 1 Response »