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Friday, July 4, 2008

Singapore Chef Makoy



After almost a month of stay here in Singapore, I only have cooked three dishes. Just dismiss the first one since it is only an instant noodle. Hehe. I have cooked instant Lucky Me pancit canton, sinigang na baboy (Pork with taramind soup) and Nilagang baboy (Pork stew). I would indicate the instructions on how to cook and the ingredients as well. Singapore Chef Makoy on board!

Pancit Canton with Boiled Egg
Pancit canton with boiled eggIngredients:
-Lucky Me Pancit Canton
-Egg

*Bring to boil the eggs first followed by the instant noodles. Make sure that the noodle is not over cooked. Strain the noodles then set aside. Put the Pancit Canton mix then put the boiled egg. You can slice the egg ala salad style then add other vegetables. Voila!


Sinigang na Baboy (Pork with Tamarind Soup)

Sinigang na Baboy (Pork with Tamarind Soup)
Ingredients:
-Pork cut into cubes (shrimp or beef can also be used)
-1 Onion cut into quarters
-1 tomato cut into quarters
-Tamarind soup mix
-salt and pepper to taste
-Kangkong

*Bring to boil the onion and tomato in the water. Put the pork afterwards. Wait until the pork tenderizes. Put the Tamarind mix, salt and pepper in the bowl then mix. Add more salt and pepper depending on your taste. Put the kangkong leaves then cover. Turn off the fire then serve after the kankong leaves turn into yellow green. You can also add okra and gabi before adding the kangkong leaves.

Nilagang Baboy (Pork Stew)
Nilagang Baboy (Pork Stew)Ingredients:
-Pork cut into cubes (beef can also be used)
-2 pcs. potatoes cut into cubes or into quarters
-petchay leaves
-pork broth cubes
-onion cut into quarters
-salt and pepper to taste

*Put to boil the pork and onion in the water. Wait until the pork tenderizes. Place the potatoes then the broth cubes. Wait until the potatoes are already cooked then place the petchay leaves. Wait until the petchay leaves are cooked. Add salt and pepper depending on your taste. You can also corn before the petchay leaves if you have it in your kitchen.

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7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi! I'm Celeste. I got your blog accnt from a friend. Just like you I'll be going to Singapore 3rd week of this month to look for work. I would just like to ask, I'm in a tight budget and plan to bring canned goods, noodles and other easy to cook food, is it allowed to bring food or there are only selected items which i can bring? Hope you can enlighten me on this. Thanks and Godbless!

Denis said...

wohoo! deliscioso :)

Sherry Go Sharing said...

wow so much egg.

[chocoley] said...

whew, i thought yer cooking like a Singaporean cuisine, Geez it's too Pinoy :)

Anyways I like the tandem of canton noodles and eggs.. longer HOTness :0 sikes.

Dazed here, from Bora :)

Anonymous said...

abah chef ka na pala now ah :P my lucky me din pala jan :D

Sherry Go Sharing said...

yummy, I think you can open a stall.

pehpot said...

uy chef ka din pala Makoy!

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