Posted by Nez | Mar 10th, 2010

Sweet and Sour Fish (Tilapia)

My blood pressure reached 140/90 few days ago. My OB advised me to lessen oily, sweet and salty foods since I have a history of pre-eclamsia. I had my medications for the past days and gladly, my BP went back to normal again. I am in my 32nd week and patiently waiting for few more weeks to deliver another baby boy. make money Cutting down oily, sweet and salty foods doesn’t mean one should already suffer...

Posted by Nez | Feb 6th, 2010

Paksiw na Bangus

Bonuan Bangus is one of the craze in city of Dagupan, cooked in many different ways – grilled, fried, sinigang, deboned, relleno, kilawin, paksiw, daing, broiled and baked. Dagupan city is well-known for being the best producer of the best tasting milkfish (bangus)in the world, among many other seafoods. But just be sure to buy Dagupan’s Bonuan Bangus from your trusted fish supplier or vendor because some label...

Posted by Nez | Sep 11th, 2009

Turbo Broiled Bangus

I am having mild aversions to some foods because of my pregnancy. I somehow dislike the smell and even the taste of pork, chicken and beef. I rather eat fish, squid, shrimp and anything in the sea, I guess. I constantly feel tired and wanting to lie on the bed all day, all night. Well, I hope I will be done with my first trimester so I can go back to my normal taste buds and I am wanting the usual Nez who is ready...

Posted by Nez | Jul 7th, 2009

Mackerel Scad (Galunggong) in Tausi Sauce

Filipino Cuisine ranges in diverse selections. This extends from meat, vegetable, native and seafood fare. And because of the high price of pork, beef and other meats, most households prepare and cook fish for their families. As our country is consists of more than 7,000 islands and is being embraced by waters, fish is very common not only in the waters but in the markets as well. Fish is an excellent source of...