After that artery clogging, cholesterol laden kare-kare dish the other night, I made sure that last night’s dinner was a healthier feast. I prepared grilled marinated salmon, steamed edamame and baked sweet potatoes. I must say, that the salmon was a winner. I have been constantly on the hunt for a real good salmon recipe, because I must admit, the husband is not really fond of salmon. Nevertheless, I still continue to buy the fish and ensure the recipe is different every time. Call that tricking haha.
As if the above food was not enough, because the husband now considers rice as his staple food, and is not also fond of baked potatoes I also made rice and this :
If you recognize what this is, you’ll never imagine an American guy will eat it. I am so amaze that my husband has grown to love this dish. Calling Filipino women married to American guys, I wanna know if your men even bother to touch this dish. Will you please tell me?
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on Dec 14th, 2007 at 3:34 am
i love grilled fish…its yummy…ang sarap mo magluto noh?
on Dec 14th, 2007 at 4:55 am
i love the grilled salmo and the snowpeas. hey, u make me drool! hehehe
on Dec 14th, 2007 at 7:27 am
vegetarian food is good and a bit of fish for protein supplement….honestly, I am a Pesco vege and is still appreciating fish…for protein that you won’t find to any vegetables…
on Dec 14th, 2007 at 4:42 pm
Is that ampalaya at the bottom? I just had that 2 days ago I think. I went to the Phil store during the weekend and I saw them there so I just had to get them…and to answer your question [if they are indeed ampalaya], I won’t even try make it for my husband. He likes his food just the way it is…hehe
Tukayo
on Dec 14th, 2007 at 5:23 pm
Oh i love to eat can i have some? Tag you thanks.
on Dec 14th, 2007 at 10:22 pm
Hubby loves Filipino food. He likes the grilled salmon and potatoes. I cook rice every single day
I can’t live without it so hubby eats it too.
on Dec 18th, 2007 at 4:35 pm
Juliana,
Are you Ilocana? I definitely recognize this dish, hehehe, a not so nice sounding name. People will think I am cussing if I say it here. That is definitely paria with some egg and kamatis: an Ilocano staple.
Among other things, I also spent some time living in NYC. I believe that we may actually have more in common than you think.
I feel that this will be the beginning of a great friendship. Thanks for dropping by my blog. Now that I’ve seen yours, I too, am hooked. Will link you up on my blogroll, if you don’t mind.
~MegaMom