Project Happiness Bakehouse

Mar 18 2011

Food Trip Friday # 103: Add some sweetness to your day :)

Published by under customized cakes and cupcakes

Let’s talk about sweetness hahaha

Here’s a cake we made for a Strawberry Shortcake fan. It’s a 7×4 moist chocolate cake exclusively from our home-based bakeshop :) )

and for a sushi lover:

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Mar 12 2011

Sizzling Lechon Manok from Andoks

Published by under Restaurants

I’m a very loyal Sr. Pedro fan when it comes to the best lechon manok in town. I tried Chooks to Go but despite it’s multi-million commercials and popularity, it still doesn’t taste as good as the humble Sr. Pedro chicken.

But yesterday, I got the urge to drop by at Andok’s Tagaytay Crossing branch and try their new dish: the Andok’s Sizzling Lechon Manok. Hmmmm… it looks so good and quite cheap for it’s size.

The Andok’s staff served me a sizzling plate with boiling gravy, a cup of rice and a quarter part of a chicken. Not bad for it’s P69 price :)

The Andok’s Sizzling Chicken is a must try as it gives the usual lechon manok a new twist. :)

Mar 11 2011

Food Trip Friday #102: Bag of Beans Pinoy Toppings

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A few weeks ago my friend Annie and I went to Tagaytay to eat. We had lunch at Leslie’s Tagaytay and ice cream at Yellow Cab Tagaytay.  We capped the day with Bag of Beans’ Shepherd’s Pie and Carbonara :)

Bag of Beans Pinoy Toppings is a small branch of the original Bag of Beans situated near Crossing Silang – Tagaytay Rotonda, just beside the BPI building.

the view from Bag of Beans Pinoy Toppings

Spaghetti with Cream Sauce P295 (good for 2)

Bag of Beans’ Shepherd’s Pie P105 (single), P490 (whole)

This is my weekly entry for Food Trip Friday :)

Mar 05 2011

Food Trip Friday #101: Swedish Lunch at Sofitel

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One fine day in Sofitel, I came to taste various Swedish dishes:

Variation of smoked salmon and tanguige / Pickled trout and dill creme / served with Mesclun in Vinaigrette

(APPETIZERS)

breads!

Duo of Roasted Chicken Breast / Pastel Sauce and Pan Seared Mahi mahi in Stewed Brown Bean

Steamed Assorted Vegetables / Wild Rice in Bamboo

(MAIN COURSE)

Princesstarta with Strawberry compote / Creme Anglaise / Exotic Fruits Coulis / Vanilla Ice Cream

(DESSERT)

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P.S.

No matter how good sounding the names are, I still conclude that hotel food tastes bleh.

Feb 27 2011

Cebu Longganisa

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One of my favorite foods on earth is longganisa but the one I love most is the one from Cebu.

They’re round and tiny, yet bursting with so much flavor :)

Longganisa is a local sausage. Also known as chorizo or sorizo, longganisas are made with ground pork flavored with spices. The spices vary from region to region.

Cebu longganisa costs about P36/dozen and the best ones are bought from Carbon Market, Cebu.

Feb 22 2011

Tagaytay Foodtrip #2: Ice Cream Break at Yellow Cab Tagaytay

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Would you believe Annie and I ditched coffee over tubs of ice cream? hahaha Yes…we did! Or maybe because Yona was with us OR because I am pregnant. But whatever the reason was, it felt good to share ice cream with my baby and Annie. I felt like a kid again.

Yellow Cab Tagaytay

Yona with her strawberry and Annie with her unopened vanilla P99/each.

Flavors Available: Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry, and Pistachio

Size: 1/2 pint

Yellow Cab Pizza, Tagaytay
Lot 14-A Maharlika East, Emilio Aguinaldo Highway
Tagaytay City, Cavite
Philippines
(046) 413-2222

Feb 22 2011

Tagaytay Foodtrip #1: Expensive Dining at Leslie’s Tagaytay

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Oh well, at least for us, Leslie’s is very expensive.

Yona and I met Annie, my friend from way, way back in Tagaytay. We were there around 10am but she arrived a few minutes before 12noon so we were already starving.

We dropped by at Leslie’s hoping that they have Eat-All-You-Can just like in their branch in Alabang but no, they don’t offer it there. “Ala Carte lang po ma’am!” said the woman in uniform. gee.

The place was jampacked and it was sooo hot!

We were so hungry that we immediately decided to get bulalo, vegies and green mango.

Special Bulalo P599

I don’t understand the buzz over their bulalo when in fact it tasted so bland. The one we ordered from a nearby over-looking carenderia tasted way, way, better than this one. It tasted nothing special at all!

To make matters worse, the to-go soup, bones and all we’re served to us in plastic bag!

Pinakbet con Lechon P195

Leslie’s Tagaytay’s Pinakbet con Lechon didn’t taste special either. And it says Pinakbet con Lechon so we expected LECHON, not lechon kawali! and you know how many strips were there? oh, three, just three.

Now that’s hella’ expensive for a plain pakbet!

Mangga with Bagoong P185

Would you believe this mango cost us P185? unbelievable!

But what shocked us most was the rice, the 5-cup rice (they said so!) they gave us costs P275! That’s too much!

The place wasn’t heaven even, it was so full of people yet it has no air circulation system and relied only on the fresh air of Tagaytay but you know how the heat is these days.

So if you ask me if Leslie’s Tagaytay is worth your visit? No. Find a better place to dine.

Leslie’s Restaurant, Tagaytay
Aguinaldo Highway Crossing, Silang
Tagaytay City, Cavite
Philippines
(046) 413-1065

Feb 18 2011

Food Trip Friday #99

Published by under Lutong Bahay

My pregnancy’s delicate so I move less and sleep more, but today I got up early and decided to cook something for my dear daughter. But instead of her all-time favorite adobo, I tried cooking Beefsteak - the Filipino version of steak.

It must be very good because my daughter told me, “Mommy can you serve this everyday?”. Awww, love.

Jan 31 2011

Discover New Twist in Good Food only at Zong

Published by under Restaurants

I’ve heard of Zong before when I, together with fellow bloggers visited Asya in Eton Centris. Then yesterday, two of my co-eBayers celebrated their birthdays there so I got the chance to try their to-die-for food.

First I tried their Chicken with Salted Eggs. My friend Grace told me how sinfully good it was but when she mentioned “salted eggs” I first said no because I am not a fan – no, I don’t eat salted eggs, ever. But this viand is indeed a crowd pleaser because it tastes damn good!

tender meat with a crust of salted egg.

The taste of the sweet and sour fish I’m expecting was, yes, sweet and sour but surprisingly it was sweet, tangy and a bit spicy, so pleasing to the palate. The fish meat was also tender that it really melts in the mouth.

Dory fillet in orange sauce and egg floss.

This I didn’t try because I’m allergic to prawns :( They said it was good though :)

Overall I must say that Zong has indeed redefined dining and if you’re looking for a good place to dine in, visit Zong :)

www.zong.com.ph

Centris Walk, Quezon City

(632) 352 4163
(63) 927 768 7539

Paseo de Sta. Rosa, Laguna

(6349) 502 8969
(63) 928 450 9484

Westgate, Alabang

(632) 771 1428
(632) 771 0864

Bonifacio Global City

(632) 889 0472
(632) 889 0479

photo credits: gorgeous midgey lualhati :)

Aug 29 2010

Ben10 Cupcakes

P60/each

cupcakes + toppers + individual box

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