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i also introduced turon with langka to some foreign guests last weekend. they loved it! actually, lahat ng dessert na inorder ko, gusto nila (LOL)--maja blanca, suman sa latik, turon at leche flan.
ReplyDeleteyumm, I am craving for something sweet right now...:))
ReplyDeleteOoh that's yummy Te Ces especially when it is mixed with a tasty jackfruit.. mmm.. I can still eat that here but only sometimes because it is still miles away just to get it.. and perhaps if am not that busy enough, I will also cook just like what you did. Happy and yummy food trip this Friday!
ReplyDeleteHere's mine:
My food trip this Friday: Just a Doughnut
;)
sarap ,kahit yata every week at may mabibiling saging na saba dito ay lulutin ko yan .
ReplyDeletewinner! :D
ReplyDeleteSus naa pa diha ces, pakan a ko bit.Aguy mag sge nalang ko pakilimus diri ug pagkaon hehe beggar
ReplyDeleteAn uncle brought us saba the other day...Turon would be next in my menu! :D
ReplyDeleteI personally go for turon without the langka. Whenever we cook that here in the house, the sugar will be inside the wrapper (not outside)- because it would be very difficult to scrub the pan when the melted sugar cooled down.
ReplyDeleteMy FTF post is up HERE. Happy weekends!
My husband will drool on that ate kasi love na love nya ang turon esp pag may langka, yum!
ReplyDeleteSpice Up Your Life
i love turon, too! when i was younger, i love it with very very cold or icy cold coke. :)
ReplyDeletehappy ftf, sis!
Arlene
http://arlenecollado.com/2010/07/02/papait-or-paklay/
aww...sarap..sarap... lalo na pag may langka..kainis naman walang saba dito.. saba lang ba ang pwedeng banana dyan?
ReplyDeletesarap, yong langka masarap .. pwde ba haloin langka at saging :)
ReplyDelete@ Cahrmie, oo pwede yun, mas masarap nga nag may langka eh :-).
ReplyDelete@Newlyweds, pwede yung ibang saging lalo a pag wlang saba...walang saba dito eh, kaya yung green na mahaba ang gamit ko :-); masarap din naman eh.
hahahhaa...hapit ko mailad...abi man nako ug lumpia...lol!
ReplyDeletenaa pa diha te? gutom nuon ko da...sensya na teces ha kay karon lang jud ko nakabalik...busy man jud ko impake...duol raba nang san antonio sa inyo teCes?
I like my turon with the langka. Oh my, mapapa-luto ako ng turon ngayong Linggo! Enjoy your weekend, Ces. Di ba, 4th of July?
ReplyDeleteWe Ate This!
aww!!! i like!!! kelan ko lang na discover ang similarities ng plantain at saba, so pwede na ako mag turon sometime... kainis lang ang layo ng bilihan dito ng wrapper... kagutom!!!
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