Archive for the ‘Desserts’ Category

MedChef’s Red Velvet Cake

Sunday, December 18th, 2011

The name MedChef doesn’t seem to be as fitting a name for a company that churns out wonderfully-crafted baked goodies. I can’t help myself from associating them with medicinal food or something just ’cause their name is a wee bit out of the box–for me, that is.

But then I did my research and found out that the two people behind MedChef came up with this name because they also came from two different backgrounds. One is a true-blue culinary person, Chef Hasset Go. The other is medical technologist Jayson Paul Carlos. You would think that it’s an odd team, but it works. :)

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Pancit Cabagan and G&B Buko Pie

Wednesday, June 8th, 2011


I was browsing my Flickr account earlier today looking for some pictures I uploaded from my old buddy Kodak’s memory card. I was able to look at about 100+ photos I took from my backpacking trip in Nueva Vizcaya last 2008. And hey, I was surprised to see these 3 photos that made my travel in Vizcaya memorable.
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Bakit Ang Sarap ng Ice Scramble?

Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011


It’s going to be summer soon. Actually it’s already summer, but it’s still raining… so I’m saying it’s going to summer soon. Hehe. But anyway, one of the best ways to beat the summer heat is by drinking the Pinoy Ice Scramble!
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Cofifi Cafe’s Brownie ala Mode

Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010


I’ve been cafe-hopping around in Cebu and most of the Cafe’s, I realized are too, well, uniformed. For example if you go to Starbucks, you can sense it’s the usual Starbucks and then when you go to another you associate with the “usual” word. Few weeks ago I decided to go to something new and out of the usual.
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Pancakes at Diner

Saturday, December 5th, 2009
Pancake Drama: Classic pancakes with fruit and served with mapple butter. PhP116.00
Pancake Drama: Classic pancakes with fruit and served with mapple butter. PhP116.00

These pancakes are obviously American inspired, (well, most of pancakes in the Philippines are liked these) the most common we can see in the market, where number of food processing companies offer quick or ready mix, one-step cooking and the most common breakfast aside from the local Pan de Sal.
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