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Figaro’s A La Carte Meals by Chef Karl Marxist Tan

Sunday, July 4th, 2010

You might get surprised after knowing that a Coffee company is offering now A La Carte meals in the Philippines. And yes indeed, Figaro now is offering to its loyal consumers

It’s good to know that Figaro is widening its variety of products offered among its loyal consumers. What would you ask for, if a certain coffee shop also offered a complete set of pasta and delightful breakfast meal in A la Carte.

Last week, I was invited by a good friend and got the chance to visit the Figaro Shangri- La Plaza branch just to get a free taste of their newest A la carte menu by Chef Karl Marxist Tan. It’s very convenient for me this time that I can have my favourite hot or iced coffee having my breakfast, lunch or dinner with the newest a la carte meals.

The long wait is over and Figaro finally launched four new exciting and delightful meals at your choice. These include:

Dory Provencal – Php199.00

Pan fried dory fish fillet infused in zesty provencal sauce.

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Bacalhau, Traditions, and Good Friday

Wednesday, April 14th, 2010

Taking a break from the usual restaurant tours, I decided to add something that has somewhat become a tradition for this blog; our traditional meals in our family. Although we trace our lineage from the Kapangpangans or Cabalens and have that inculcated with our daily meals, it is during the special holidays do we really roll out the good stuff. Last New Year I featured, Callos on this blog and how we made it, our own family recipe I presume. And since Holy Week has just dawned upon us here in the Philippines, we have a tradition of having a HUGE SEAFOOD spread on Good Friday. But over the years it has been watered down to 2 basic dishes: Bacalao and Fresh Oysters in onions, ginger, all soaked in vinegar and left to “cook” for awhile. We call it Kilawin.

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Dumplings 101 with Photoblogger

Monday, June 8th, 2009

I’ve done dumplings somewhere last year and this time I found myself craving once more for these delicious dumplings.

dumplings-galore

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Fish Adobo ala Jehzlau

Friday, March 20th, 2009

This is my third attempt in cooking Pacham! And of course, I’m sharing it with you here at Patay Gutom. I will be enumerating the ingredients of this original recipe and how to cook it. This is another magic recipe with McCormick just like my previous recipes that was posted on this very blog. Without further ado, here’s a snap shot of Fish Adobo ala Jehzlau
Fish Adobo
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Macaroni Meat Sauce ala Yagit

Saturday, March 7th, 2009

macaroni

If there’s one thing I love about cooking, it’s the endless possibilities of combining ingredients to achieve a unique flavor. I was browsing the contents of our refrigerator this afternoon and I found a couple of “cookables”. I decided to make my own Macaroni Meat Sauce.
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