I don’t know where or if I’d had this or not…I can’t remember, old age is surely a sucky thing.. memories kinda cloudy.. but it’s always yummy if you have rice with it! LOL… This is a simple dish to make and easy… so.. enjoy and thanks again Philippines Food & Recipes!
Here is a simple and very basic Filipino style corned beef with potato. This dish is perfect for breakfast. It can be served with bread also good partner with fried or steamed rice.
Filipino Corned Beef Ingredients:
* 1 can corned beef
* 1 big potato peeled, cut in strip
* 1 med. onion cut into pieces
* 1 tsp. chopped garlic
* 1 med. tomato-chopped
* pinch of ground black pepper
* 2 tbsp. cooking oil
Filipino Corned Beef Cooking Instructions:
1). Fry the potato then separate.
2). Saute garlic, onion and tomato.
3). Add the corned beef and pinch of black pepper.
4). When the mixture is almost cooked add the potato and a cup of water. Wait until it simmer and fully cooked. Mix it from time to time to avoid burning or sticking in the pan or pot.
5). Serve with bread, friend or steamed rice. Enjoy.
I wanted to wish Joseph (one of my step-son) a very Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday Joe! Time flies so fast, one day your were just a little boy and now a man! Sure miss you lots, hope you have a wonderful birthday celebration! Love from Kathy & Dad <3 <3 <3 xoxoxoxo
Well, its about time that they get some kind of support of trying to get the children that are not able to be educated. I applaud all that is involve with PNoy and continue great success for the next generation of Philippines. Education is key and we come together as one, we will all succeed become one day not be known as poverty ridden 3rd world country…but RICH in knowledge and Culture!
See below story – of which was published from Gel’s FB! Thanks Ms Gel.. love all that you do! You’re an ACE! <3
MANILA, Philippines – A cable channel with an advocacy for education has extended its support for the Aquino government’s proposed reforms in the Philippine education system.
The Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc. (KCFI), a non-stock, non-profit organization that operates the Knowledge Channel, vowed its all-out support to the education reform agenda by offering its 4-Point Initiative for Education as a major public-private partnership for basic education.
During the President’s US state visit, KCFI through a commitment letter, said that the organization’s aim is to address perennial learning and resource gaps using educational media.
The Knowledge Channel added that they are willing to provide expertise in educational media content development and production using various formats across on-air, online and on-the-ground platforms.
The KCFI’s 4-Point Initiative for Education aims to use the power of media and technology to improve basic education and focuses on the key target groups of elementary and high school students, day care centers and pre-school, technical vocational schools and out-of-school and adult learners.
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