Showing posts with label Seafood Recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seafood Recipe. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

looong breaks

Honestly, time (these days) really flies... and flies fast! Imagine, it's Holy Week already and the first quarter of the year is almost part of our history. drama!

Aside from the Christmas break I look forward to, next would be the Holy Week since it's the next looong break from work. The Institute usually declares it a half-day on Holy Wednesday and most of the staff (like me!) will file for a leave already. I was actually on leave yesterday. If I hadn't been then I would be on leave today til Sunday... wow!

Hubby is on leave starting today. *inggit* I was literally forcing myself to get out of the bed this morning while my boys are snoring away. They are now at my in-laws here in Makati. He will bring Enzo to SM Mall of Asia later today for his haircut. He needs it already as his hair is so looong now and thick.

Tomorrow - Holy Wednesday - is rest day. I'm planning to cook Buttered Shrimps ala Dampa. It's been a while since we usually end up with "Sinigang na Hipon." It's cheaper that way so I don't have to prepare another dish for Enzo.

I'm not sure if I'll be able to blog while on break so have a meaningful Holy Week to all... It's time to reflect and repent...

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

MISis Adventure # 6: Buttered Shrimps ala Dampa

It was last week during one of the days that hubby & I can't go home together from work, I was with an officemate (who also takes the MRT to North) who is a good cook. In fact, she even gave us (my officemates) "Bangus Salpicao" as a Christmas present last year. She told me that it's so simple to make the Buttered Shrimps ala Dampa (which I told her I so loved!). I tried it last Sunday, January 18 for our dinner and you bet, hubby was so impressed hahaha!

Ingredients:
oil
butter
garlic (lots of it)
shrimps (with a dash of salt)
ginger (lots of it)
sugar
Mama Sita's Barbeque Sauce


Directions:
Melt the butter in the oil.
Saute the garlic.
Add the shrimps until cooked.
Add the ginger, sugar and Mama Sita's.

Hubby loves it! I bet you it tastes so much like the one served in dampa... sooo yummy! My officemate also told me I can also use oyster sauce (instead of the barbeque sauce)or just sugar will do. So you would probably guess that the rating for this dish is a perfect 5.

Rating:
5 - exceptionally good!
4 - must try
3 - A-okay
2 - bland
1 - yikes! Never try this at home!