Kid's Party

coming soon... ;-)

Easter Celebration

The Christians celebrate the resurrection of Christ on Easter Sunday.The Pagans though celebrate the changing of the seasons and the renewed life of earth at this time of the year.

Easter Celebration is one of the most important Christian festival in many countries and food is of huge symbolic importance. From fasting during lent to sumptuous family feast on Easter Sunday, there's a wealth of culinary specialties to discover.

Coloring eggs in bright colors- represents the sunlight of spring , the joy and happiness it brings.

Rabbit or the Easter Bunny is another traditional symbol of easter, known for it's fertility and symbolises new life, new beginnings.

B-fast with Bukchoi

I woke up this morning craving for something i have'nt had for a long time, a filipino "agahan" or "umagahan" (early morning b-fast). So, i requested Andie, if we can have one today, she came up with "Longganisa " ( a native filipino b-fast sausage or chorizo)scrambled eggs with tomatoes,my favorite garlic fried rice, and a dried fish called espada (we got this from my sister-in-law as pasalubong from the philippines) these delicacies are among the most loved traditional Filipino breakfast items. Depending on which province or region the longganisa originates, it can be sweet , spicy, garlicky , colored or uncolored.



Longganisa for breakfast is so popularly Pinoy that it is actually served at the humblest turo-turo & carinderia and deluxe hotels (it reminds me of the time when i'm still working at the Shangri-la Edsa Manila,we used to have this on the menu, called the "longsilog" together with other popular b-fast items such as tapa, a marinated thin sliced of beef and tocino,a sweet cured pork )




My son , Ardie is the only one who ate his usual bowl of cheerios and zippy cup of milk :-)


Cheer's Bukchoi !!! Daddy's happy again ;-)