Pork roast dilemmas? I think a boneless pork butt roast is perfect for slow cooking and shredding. Though, a bone-in pork center loin roast can be elegant and impressive. 😋🥘
I think it's possible, especially if it's been exposed to heat or bacteria. Though, refrigerating it promptly and using it within its recommended shelf life can prevent spoilage.
Dealing with salty bulgogi? I think soaking it briefly in milk or coconut milk might mellow out the saltiness. Though, adding a touch of vinegar or citrus could help cut through the salt. :unsure::love:
Hey everyone, delving into Brussels sprouts' backstory here. These green gems have a rich history, don’t they? Believed to have originated in ancient Rome and later popularized in Belgium, hence their name. Anyone else fascinated by how these sprouts traveled and evolved to become a staple on...
The vibrant mix of flavors and textures in pancit is unparalleled. I think its popularity can be attributed to its ability to satisfy cravings while offering a balanced meal 🥬.
Be mindful of overmixing once all ingredients are combined. It's easy to go from silky to stiff if you're not careful. I think stopping when it's just combined ensures a light and fluffy texture.
One of the most famous dishes in the Philippines is pork cooked in coconut milk and flavored with shrimp paste and chili peppers. Most Filipinos definitely have this in their top 5 favorite dishes and today, I wanna share with you the recipe in making Bicol Express. 😋
Bicol Express Recipe...
This question got me really deep in thought. I've been pondering the origins of chicken fajitas, but I'm drawing a blank. 😅 Can anyone shed some light on where these mouthwatering creations first hit the scene? 🤔 I want to appreciate the cultural roots of this beloved dish! 🌎🔍 I would...
Hi! Struggling with greasy baking dishes after a delicious meal always dampens my spirit. Soaking overnight helps, but who has that patience? I've tried dish soap and scrubbing, but sometimes, the grease just laughs back. Does anyone have clever tips or hacks for dealing with this mess...
Hi, sweet friends! 🍬 I just made a batch of meringue cookies, but they're turning out super sweet, like, sugar-overload sweet. 🍪🤯 Did I overdo it on the sugar, or is there a trick to balancing the sweetness? Would love any advice to tone down the sugar rush. Thanks! 🙌