Posted in Home and Living
on Jan 25th, 2012 | 0 comments
When to check and clean padlocks
When padlock are kinda hard to open, most people would use WD40. But here’s a do-it-yourself tip you can do at home. Just a quick advise, check and clean your padlocks at least once a year to avoid rust and other metal residue. It’s for your own safety.
How to open rusted padlucks
Most often, rusty padlocks are very hard to open. All you need to have is your key to the padlock, any oil will do, vice grip or pliers and a hammer if ever.
First, you must try to open the padlock using your key. If you successfully opened the padlock, then its time to clean...
Posted in Food, Recipes
on Jan 17th, 2012 | 1 comment
One of my healthiest stew I ever made. I may say that this Healthy Chicken stew or Healthy Chicken Tinola can help you retain your weight as to compare to other recipes. Imagine, this chicken recipe used Chicken Breast and canola oil instead of using Chicken red meats and vegetable oil? I didn’t took off the skin because the recipe might fail.
Anyway, this recipe is very simple, all ingredients are all easy to find! In my case, I just got some of my ingredients at the backyard like the dahon ng sili and papaya. The ginger, garlic and onions are all typically can be found inside your...
Posted in Home and Living, Lifestyle
on Jan 5th, 2012 | 0 comments
Its very easy to tell what your New Year resolution for this year but, most of us forget and vanish and ends up a broken promise. So how can we fulfill it?
Now here’s a simple and easy way on how can we fulfill our promise…
All you have to do is write them first on a piece of paper, review them if its realistic or not, erase the promise that you can not or impossible for you to do then re write them again on a 3M Post It! and stick them up on your work area. easy right?
Why do we need to stick it?
We need to stick them up for us to remember it! Study shows that making marks makes you...
Posted in Food, Recipes
on Dec 28th, 2011 | 0 comments
It’s easy to make gravy sauce especially for roast meats like chicken, beef or pork or even hamburgers. You just have to make meat liquid stocks or set aside the roasted meat drippings to make gravy. You can make use also of instant meat stock cubes if you want.
Ingredients of Mushroom Gravy Recipe:
1/2 stick (1/4 cup) butter
3 cloves of garlic minced
2 tbsp Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce or soy sauce
1 pound mushrooms, sliced
1/3 cup Maya All Purpose Flour
1 quart cold beef, chicken or vegetable stock or broth
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
Procedure of the Gravy...
Posted in Food, Home and Living, Lifestyle, Recipes
on Dec 20th, 2011 | 0 comments
It’s going to be Christmas soon and we are now all busy with preparing our Noche Buena menu. I love the holiday season because it allows me to decorate the house with ornaments. Just look at my Christmas tree this year at the side.
Anyway, I love Christmas because it also allows me to plan what food to serve for Noche Buena.
Some of the traditional Noche Buena food which my family serves are:
Hamon – a Filipino favorite is of course the Christmas ham. Too hard to make on your own so just buy one at the grocery. Hehe.
Queso de Bola – the partner of the Christmas ham, but also, a great...
Posted in Events, Lifestyle
on Dec 5th, 2011 | 9 comments
Until now, I’m still speechless. I was not expecting this! I was unprepared. Promise. The fact that it was the first category awarded that night didn’t help.
And the winner is … Bongga Ba!
I then proceeded to the stage to get the award. It was unexpected. I had no clue and no acceptance speech prepared! Just a plain “Thank you” was all I got to say because I was really surprised. It was my first time to accept an award and was too shy and nervous to talk in front of a huge audience. I was literally speechless during the awards night so I’ll say my acceptance speech...