Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Dinner at Mom's

We stayed at Mom and Dan's place yesterday because we still didn't have power. I was able to catch up with my blogging and other online tasks. They offered us a place to stay and a hot shower.

Before we went home, Mom cooked dinner for us!



Ohhhh, a home cooked meal. Smelled and tasted so good. Dinner was made of pork tenderloin, garlic mashed potato, garlic bread and beans. Yummy! Thanks Mom!

Friday, April 29, 2011

@ Ruby Tuesdays

Because we can't cook due to lack of electricity, we had to eat out. The other night, we went out and ate at Ruby Tuesdays.

These were our orders.

a petite sirloin with steamed broccoli and french fries for me.

a half rack pork ribs with onion rings and french fries for dave

Monday, April 25, 2011

Easter "Good Eats"

Every Easter Sunday, we always have an Easter picnic at the park. This year is no different. We had Easter picnic with friends and a lot of fun and laughter.

We had plenty of food that were enjoyed by everyone. The following were of course special mentions besides the common pizza, chicken, cake and more...

PUTO!
EMPANADA

FRIED FRESH FISH (WITH HEAD)

FRESH FRUITS

Monday, February 21, 2011

Dining and Bonding

Once a week we dine out. It’s kind of our eating bonding time. We don't necessarily go to expensive places at all times. We just want to go out and have a meal outside the house. Yesterday, we dined at Cajun Steamer Bar and Grill. They serve famous southern foods like fried frog legs, alligator tails and of course popular seafood like shrimps, fish, crawfish and crabs.

I personally loved the alligator tails. I know it’s kind of weird thinking you are actually eating alligator but they served it in such a way that you wouldn’t even notice it was something unusual. Dave had the seafood platter. It had fried fish, shrimp, crab cakes, frog legs, fried oyster and fried clams. It was actually a big serving and a bit expensive too. I ordered grilled fish.

Based on its name, foods at this restaurant are mostly served Cajun style, everything had a bit of spice in it and most of them are fried. Fried foods are always not good for dieters but every once in a while anyone can indulge into something good and yummy. Well, there are effective diet pills that comes handy when food is bad for the diet.

Grilled Yellowfin Tuna

This is a grilled yellowfin tuna in lemon butter sauce with dirty rice on the side. I ordered it at Cajun Steamer.

The grilled tuna is good.
The dirty rice was okay but I am not crazy about it.
The lemon butter sauce is yucky for me.

For the price I paid, I will not order it again!

Friday, April 2, 2010

Hormel Chili ... America's Favorite

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Hormel Foods. All opinions are 100% mine.

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Quick, easy and healthy... these are what hormel foods stands for. Hormel foods are often seen in an American cupboard because it represents convenience. Hormel has many famous products which include Dinty Moore products which remain, the number one selling stew in the nation. Hormel chili on the other hand, has been filling the plates and bowls of American families for generations. There is no denying that Hormel chili is part of every family gathering.

Much has changed through the years in food industry but Hormel Foods remains to be on top on their quest for quality and innovation. With regards to their advertising, Hormel Foods is always up for a challenge. In the 30s, characters Jiggs and Maggie from “Bringing Up Father” were used in Dinty Moore advertisements. Later, a lumber jack character was introduced, proclaiming “First name’s Dinty, last name’s Moore,” who placed his signature thumbprint on every can. The idea of placing thumbprint on every can makes Hormel Foods easy to recognize and easy to remember. Over the years, utilizing celebrities proved to be a popular route in promoting Hormel chili. Ray Milland, star of “Copper Canyon,” appeared in print ads. In the 80s, pro football player Fran Tarkenton (a very good small and fast football player who took the Vikings to 4 Superbowls) was tapped to promote Hormel chili.

I like Hormel Chili and yes it resides on my kitchen cupboard too! Another favorite of ours is the Dinty Moore Chicken and Dumplings. They are both quick, easy and very tasty. I can't wait for our next family get together because I want to serve them Chili Ole Dip. I found this recipe at Hormel's website. You might want to check them out if you want to know about this and other recipes.

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