Panciteria Lido: Lido Sepo Rice

On July 30, 2011, in Delivery Hotline, Food, Menu, by mylifejoys

Panciteria Lido is best known for its pugon roasted asado. Pugon isa the local term for brick oven. What differentiates Lido’s roasted asado from other pugon roasted dishes is the 60-hr curing of the pork belly using a Chinese 70-yr old recipe.

For deliveries: 725-LIDO (5436) Shaw Blvd. Branch.

Customer Care Hotline: 0917-8439083 or email customersupport@panciterialido.com

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Lechon: A Cardiac Delight

On October 11, 2008, in Food, by mylifejoys

 

If there is any Filipino festivity icon, Lechon (or Litson in Tagalog) will be among the top list together with banda (marching drum and lyre band with majorettes), banderitas (colorful trimmings along the roads), perya (games and kiddie rides) to name a few.

Lechon the Tagalog way

Lechon the Tagalog way

I have this huge craving for lechon, specifically suckling pig, while composing this post because my mom will be celebrating her birthday and I will be ordering a Cebu Lechon, which I think is the best lechon ever. It is, as I call it, “sarap to the bones.” Although this line is used as a tag for another favorite of mine, Max’s fried chicken.

Lechon the Cebuano way

 

Going back to our suckling pig, as a kid, I was amazed how the oldies clamored for my grannies attention on getting the crispy skin. For the northern Philippines version of lechon, the skin is the tastiest part. To enjoy the meat, you either need to have a must-to-die-for gravy recipe or have buckets of Sarsa ni Mang Tomas ( local gravy brand for lechon). As said, it is a so-called cardiac delight. True, a lot of people are hyped and excited when there is lechon. Just make sure to shed off extra inches on the waist with exercise and oats for the cholesterol.

Other variants of Lechon are:

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Kawayan Cove: The Lunch – Part1

On September 20, 2008, in Food, Travel, by mylifejoys
     In a usual Dora the Explorer adventure, Dora and Boots (her best friend) will have to overcome three challenges before reaching their destination. In this adventure, I may not be Dora, but I am about to share another of my life joys adventure.

     Let me show you a paradise here on earth that has been a source of joy for such a beautiful Razon-Puyat family for so may years now. This is called the Kawayan Cove.

 

Bamboo Beach Club

Bamboo Beach Club

 

This is a three-part-series where the highlights are the following:

  • PART 1: A sumptuous lunch was generously served by the family who is also behind Magoo‘s Pizza (The Original Square Pizza) after a photo workshop by Anton Diaz (Mr. Awesome Planet)
  • PART 2: My first photography workshop and the memories of Bamboo Beach House
  • PART 3: An exclusive tour with the family stories direct from the very respectable Isabel “Bingle” Razon-Puyat

 

Let me get the ball rolling as I start with the first part.

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