How To Simply Preserve Strawberries

One of the fruits that can be easily rotten are strawberries, so if you have leftover strawberries preserve it before it ends up in the bin. Here is how to preserve it in a very simple way.

For 1/4 kilo we need 2 tablespoons of sugar.

In a pot put the sugar and when it starts to melt add the strawberries then stir over medium heat.

Let simmer ,  stirring constantly, you will notice that it will become syrupy, increase the heat to high and stir until it thickens, then turn off the heat.

Allow to cool before putting in a jar, refrigerate and you can use this anytime as a bread spread, dessert or top on ice cream, etc.

as ice cream sauce

Fistek

If  bistek is for beef cooked like a steak but Filipino style, there is also a delicious fish dish cooked like bistek and the name is fistek, have you tried it? Of course it is yummy, specially this one that's contributed by a loving mom, who loves to cook delicious dishes for her love ones, enjoy this recipe from Miss Gloria Resurreccion of Cavite, Philippines.

How to Make Homemade Skinless Longganisa

A simple way of making skinless longganisa, healthier than the one that we can buy from the market that is fully loaded with chemicals. Make it at the comfort of your home, happy cooking,

Ginataang Labong

The viand that I will never get tired of. My favorite specially if it has lots of jute (saluyot).

Bukayo ( Palaman)

This is the best sandwich spread ( palaman) that we can have in our farm during my younger years, where electricity was not yet available in the remote areas of the town therefore, we do not have a refrigerator, since bukayo can be kept for a week without refrigerating it, my mother always have it available for us. Until now this is my family's favorite dessert and palaman. I will be sharing the dried version of bukayo soon, God willing.

Ingredients:
4 cups shredded young coconut
2 cups sugar
1 cup coconut water

Procedure:
1. In a pan caramelize the 1/2 cup of sugar ( like what we do in leche flan) after caramelizing the 1/2 cup sugar, add the shredded coconut, coconut water and the rest of the sugar then cook over medium heat stirring constantly until it is done. It is done when the liquid is gone and your desired texture of the bucayo and the color is attained

Note: Caramelizing some sugar will make the color of the bukayo nicer.