#mommasrecipe#my_cookbook#cookpad#post_9Poha is very healthy food which we usually take it during breakfast and very easy to make

We will cook using Indonesian heritage cooking techniques with banana leaves. Banana leaves is known for its fragrant aroma that is perfect for grilling as they retain natural flavours while imparting their own subtle aroma. Pepes is an Indonesian style cooking technique that uses banana leaves to wrap various ingredients which is then steamed or grilled on charcoal. This technique help locks in the original aroma and taste which helps the spices to be absorbed better. This recipe is good for your health because it is processed in a very natural way, and with a very tasty flavor. you should try it.

Another Filipino stew heavily influenced by the Spanish peasant stew "Puchero", which is also made of meat and sausage, chickpeas/beans, and vegetables. The Filipino version, however, has tomato sauce and plantain bananas giving it a slightly swee lt taste.

I love barefoot running. First book where I found some information about it was “Born to run”. Here I firstly knew this drink “Iskiate”. Nature energy drink from chia seeds, lemon juice and honey. Let’s do it 👣 #chiaseeds

Malpuas are rich, soft deep fried pancakes which are soaked in saffron flavoured syrup and eaten warm topped with rabdi or just chopped almonds and pistachios.

Pepes Mushroom is a traditional Indonesian food. Very popular everywhere in Indonesia. each island has different ways to cook and marinade. Here I am creating with Bali spices. In Bali it is very popular with roasted pepes. Very spicy and the roasted aroma makes it very enjoyable.

Lemon Posset mmmhhhh I haven’t made this in years! So why is it a surprise well because when you make Lemon Posset you have to use heavy cream, and since I can’t find any in my area I substituted the cream with condensed milk. Surprise! 🙂 hahahaOk, well that really isn’t the only surprise..since Mother’s Day is coming up and my mom lives in Greece and I live in NL, there is no way for me to be able to celebrate with her besides calling her up. Since we both love Lemon tasty desserts I made this Lemon Posset as a small celebration for her to see. 🙂 My mom is not a tech expert she really doesn’t know how to use the internet to search and look up my blog, so what I do is I always take a picture before I post it and send it to her via Viber so that she can see what I made. 🙂 This keeps her in the loop with what I am doing…:) and she enjoys it. 🙂Lemon Posset one of the easiest desserts to make so if you love lemon or lime you should try this out…..only two ingredients go into making this dessert so simple. Now, because I used condensed milk there was no need to add sugar, it is already very sweet enough as it is, so I just added the lemon juice. 🙂 If you want it even sweeter go ahead and add as much sugar as you think is necessary. I think my British friends will enjoy this one because the origin of the Lemon Posset is from the UK…They used it as a cold/flu remedy back in the old days, it was a warm milk drink with added wine, beer 🙂 and spice. 🙂 Nice!!

Sipo Egg is a Kapampangan dish of quail eggs cooked with peas, carrots and 'singkamas' (jicama or mexican turnip) in a thick creamy and savory white sauce. They usually use these with special occasions like wedding, birthday or anniversaries. Some people put shrimp I rather not because others are allergic in shrimp so I chose my own version without shrimp.

Pronounced "es chen doll", this is a dessert or aperitif consisting of highly textural "green worm" noodles called cendol that are made of mung bean flour and coloured with pandan essence. (If you can’t find mung bean flour then rice flour will suffice but the cendol will be mildly different in flavour, more like the Malaysian version than the traditional Indonesian recipe.) The noodles are accompanied by a selection of fruit that you can vary as you please (this recipe includes tinned toddy palm seeds and jackfruit) and topped with coconut milk, shaved ice and palm sugar syrup. Yum! If you have something of the child in you and a bit of sweet tooth, this wild confection is just right and it’s so much fun to shave the ice. (Or you can bang ice cubes together in a tea towel until they’re crushed ... although an ice shaver can be found in Asian emporiums for under $20.)

Crispy hearts of palm “fish” with zesty cilantro lime rice and creamy dill pickle sauce. Ocean vibes, zero fish, all flavor.🌊💚

Anything Som Tum is exactly what it sounds like: a choose-your-own-adventure Thai salad inspired by the iconic green papaya version, but made with whatever crunchy veg you’ve got on hand. I like to think of it as a spirit more than a strict recipe. It’s spicy, funky, sweet, sour, and totally forgiving. Traditionally, Som Tum is made with shredded green papaya, but I’ve made versions with everything from cabbage and cucumbers to apples and carrots, and it always hits. It's also traditionally made in a large clay mortar and pestle, but since I don't have one, I'm sharing my method to achieving that 'bruised' effect you'd normally experience in a typical papaya salad. Once you get the hang of the dressing, you can pretty much Som Tum anything.

No Rules! Just Explore!When it comes to the kitchen and tongue, it depends on what is our taste match. There are no standard rules, even if you follow the recipe. In reality, following the original recipe or chef's measurement, sometimes, it still does not match with your tongue. So find your recipe, try it, make it taste it. Several times until the taste compares with your instinct. The instinct connection between your savor, brain, and your tummy to enjoy the food. Once you find the match, explore, upgrade with the ingredients. And continue to expand, initiate, and collaborate with your creativity in the kitchen to produce your delicious savor.When the time is running, the tummy starts to crumble, and shout to ask for some food. The brain will think quickly and to provide belly as soon as possible. And "Flipurrito" is the fastest and easiest come to mind. In ten minutes of preparation, Flipuritto able to satisfy the insistence of the tummy. By the end, the tongue is getting a delicious savor, and the belly gets full. Lastly, the brain smiling with pride able to complete the quick task with satisfaction.#flipurrito named by my daughter. Flipurrito is originally my recipes. I got the idea to cook this recipe while preparing the quick supper, as I am a working woman, fast and easy food helps me a lot!Follow my IG@simple_woman23 for more video recipes#burrito #quick and #easy my #original #recipe #expand and #initiative #initiate