- "link":http://happyherbivore.com/recipe/vegan-blackbean-brownies/
- brown sugar
- butter or margarine
Tilapia With Gata and Red Bell Pepper Recipe, the red bell pepper add a new twist to the traditional guinataang Tilapia.
- cooking oil
- minced ginger
- minced garlic
- sliced onions
- pc 11g MAGGI Chicken Broth Cube
- coconut milk
Pinoy Crispy Prawn Tempura, Succulent prawns coated in batter and rolled in cornflakes fried to a crisp – guaranteed to be everyone’s favorite!
PinoyRecipe.net Tips:
NESTLÉ CORN FLAKES may also be used as breadcrumbs. The trick is to remember F.E.B. meaning to dip the meat in F-lour, E-gg, then B-readcrumbs.
- sugar
- pepper
- 8g. MAGGI Magic Sarap
- baking powder
- cooking oil
- water
- crushed NESTLÉ Cornflakes
- cooking oil for frying
- MAGGI Chili Sauce
Korean Classic Cabbage Kimchi – This side dish of fermented vegetables continues to be an essential part of any Korean meal. Early kimchi dishes were relatively mild, spiced with fermented anchovies, ginger, garlic, and green onions. Koreans still use these ingredients today, but the spice most closely associated with modern kimchi is red pepper powder.
Born from the need to preserve vegetables throughout the country’s long and bitter winter months, this fermented pickled cabbage is a mandatory presence on every Korean table. Its high vitamin content and tart, slightly sour and spicy flavor is now winning many converts abroad.
Korea boasts more than two hundred types of kimchi, all rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins created by the lactic acid fermentation of cabbage, radish, and other vegetables and seafood.
- minced fresh ginger root
- 1% low-fat milk
- salt
- freshly ground black pepper
- large egg whites
- large eggs
- chopped green onions
- bottled salsa
- fat-free sour cream
- extra-virgin olive oil
- chopped fresh flat-leaf Italian parsley or shredded fresh basil
- coarse salt
- freshly grated black pepper
- Whole flat-leaf Italian parsley or basil leaves
- Grated Parmesan cheese
This sauce is a nice departure from the standard, hearty, slow-cooked version. The freshness of the ingredients and the piquant spice of the garlic create a nice balance of intense flavors. This recipe is a great way to use up tomatoes that have been lingering in the garden or on the counter for a hair too long. The marinating with all the herbs and oils ‘cooks’ the tomatoes down a little, giving the sauce body and fullness.
This Uncooked Tomato Sauce would also make a great bruschetta topping, dip for flat bread/pita or as the base for a Tuscan soup.
- extra virgin olive oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- refrigerated sugar cookie dough
- cream cheese