Showing posts with label snack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snack. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 14, 2018

Squash Crunchiest

We have the squash crispies and then the squash shoestring.

Sounds weird but both are nutritious and delicious. Because these are made from squash, fried into crispness and crunchiness.

Crispies are sliced into thin flakes and fried to become an awesome snack.

Shoestring is not used for shoes but are actually  pringles like squash snack, sized into sticks and fried to become a good food.

Both are vacuum fried-- the process of frying without the cooking oil. So the real taste, color and smell are all intact and not altered by this process of cooking.

That means the power of vitamin A and all other vitamins and minerals in this favorite vegetable fruit are all in there.

That also means squash is now also for snack and not only for our pinakbet and dinengdeng dishes.

Level up for our yellow vegetable fruit. And it is crunchy and crispy just like our junky snack food.

Of course kids now will love squash. No more forcing them to eat the yellow fruit because its good for their eyes.

And thanks to Department of Science and Technology For such innovations they are introducing to the community.

Squash now can be a nice treat to our family.

Friday, October 6, 2017

Twist For Miki Noodles That Is So Good For Merienda


That one bowl—one big bowl, enough for anyone to be full. The good thing is that its nutritious to make you health and active. This is the miki being sold in one of the snack house in Candon City. It’s a flat noodles with a twist.

The noodle is made from flour and added with the healthy vegetable like the squash fruit. It will be served with the thick orange-colored soup in the large bowl. The soup alone will make you full and the taste is yummy.

Friday, February 10, 2017

Ilocano Favorite Snack

This is Ilocos empanada, the favorite snack of Ilocano.

Come to Ilocos and you will find empanada vendors along the streets of Ilocos provinces selling empanada. There might distinction of Ilocos empanada aside from dough which some made it from rice flour but also the ingredients where the wrapper wrap the delicious ingredients.

One thing, empanada in Vigan have Vigan longanisa (sausage) that has the aroma of garlic and not so oily sausage. Then add the cooked then sliced egg and then the usual ingredients of onions, pepper, sometimes papaya. Wrap that in deep fry until the wrapper turn into brown or orange.