Jan 29th 2010greenbucksAround the Metro & Food and Dining & Food Friday & Philippines & Photos
Mojos and zesty garlic dip from Shakey’s.
An absolute favorite of the kids. I admit I like it too (with ketchup and chili sauce) if not for the “deep fried” part. Anything deep-fried is a no-no to me 🙁
This is a wonderful side dish as long as the slices are well done and crispy and not soggy.
Jan 17th 2010greenbucksPhotos & Thoughts
I posted jiggly photos of a water droplet here and a glass with ice cubes here.
If I have been “brave” enough, I would have posted a photo of jiggly behind that needs some quick trim burn & cleanse treatment 😀
Nah, I wouldn’t, I mean, couldn’t do that since I find that mean, even if it was ME in the photo (or better be another person in this matter) 😉
Food photos are partly to blame here. Yea right.
Jan 14th 2010greenbucksFood and Dining & Money Watch & Thoughts & Urban Living
Someone I know recently underwent a colon cleansing treatment from a spa/therapy/treatment health and wellness center. I am not sure if she is taking colon cleansing pills but what I know of was she went through an oral cleansing regimen by ingesting food with lots of dietary fiber.
In our household we try to do some things differently by doing some changes in our food intake to make sure we have fiber rich food to help and digestion and fecal movement. Ewww? No, its not.
We have brown rice which is said to be rich in fiber. We have coffee that has green beans. We steer clear of food rich in animal fat. We have fish and white meat as part of the diet more than we have red meat. Processed food has no place in our meals and we try to avoid these as much as possible. Fruits and vegetables are regularly consumed.
These are just a few of the little steps to be done to ensure that health is given priority without denting the budget. It is doable.
Jan 12th 2010greenbucksAround the Metro & Food and Dining & Philippines & Photos & Urban Living & Visualizations
Jan 8th 2010greenbucksFood and Dining & Food Friday & Philippines & Photos
Tokwa’t baboy.
For me this is best served with soy sauce with chili, hot steaming rice, steamed kangkong and a glass of ice cold Coke 🙂
(sus ginoo, pano ako papayat nito)
Dec 11th 2009greenbucksFood and Dining & Food Friday & Photos
Tuna steak marinated in soy sauce, ground pepper, lemon juice, dried rosemary and oyster sauce, served with fried egg over steaming rice.
Perfect for a late night breakfast dinner.
A combo of these things with a variation with the tuna steak is something I prepare for hubby whenever he gets home late from work.
I am not fond nights when he gets home late because I fear for his safety. Plus I have to think of ways to get rid of dark circles under my eyes the next day 😀
