4 November, 2016

Pancit Bihon

Posted in : Chicken/Poultry, Filipino Dishes, Kid Friendly - Ivy's KIDchen, Pork on November 4, 2016 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: bihon, cabbage, calamansi, carrots, cellery, chicken, chicken bouillon, chinese sausage, chrissy closet, filipino dishes, filipino food, garlic, green onions, ivyskitchen, julienned cut, kikiam, knorr, knorr chicken seasoning, lemon, low sodium chicken broth, manny pacquiao, noodles, onions, oyster sauce, pacquiao, pancit, pancit bihon, pepper, philippines, pork, rice noodles, soy sauce, spring onions, Vegetable oil, vermicelli noodles, water

*I remade this recipe, using my own measurements. For the updated recipe, please click on the link below. If not, please continue reading this page. Pancit Bihon / Pancit Guisado My friend Chrissy was hosting the Pacquiao fight at her house. What is a Filipino “party” without pancit and lumpia? There are a variety of
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28 October, 2016

Dinuguan aka Chocolate Meat

Posted in : Filipino Dishes, One Pot Meals, Pork, Uncategorized on October 28, 2016 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: asin, asukal, baboy, bawang, bay leaf, beef blood, blood stew, cane vinegar, cebullas, chili pepper, chocolate meat, dinuguan, dugo, dugo ng baboy, dugo ng baka, Filipino, filipino food, filipino recipe, fish sauce, garlic, ivyskitchen, kanin, laurel, one pot meal, onepotmeal, onion, paminta, patis, pepper, philip, phillippines, pig, pig belly, pig butt, pigs blood, pork belly, pork blood stew, pork butt, puto, rice, rice cake, salt, sarap, sili, sugar, suka, sweet rice cake, vinegar, water

Today I am taking you to the Philippines with this exotic dish… dinuguan. What is it? It’s pork blood stew. A lot of foreigners will think this dish is unusual, due to the pork blood, however a lot of different countries use blood as one of their delicacies, such as Europe’s blood sausage and Greece’s
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20 October, 2015

Honey Walnut Shrimp

Comments : 1 Posted in : Chinese Cuisine, Fried Foods, Seafood, Stir Fry Dishes on October 20, 2015 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: brown sugar, butter, candided walnuts, condensed milk, cornstarch, eggs, honey, ivyskitchen, kewpie mayo, lemon juice, mayonnaise, pepper, PF CHANGS, prawns, salt, shrimp, tiger shrimp, Vegetable oil, walnuts, water

This has been the most requested recipe from my youtube subscribers. Honey walnut shrimp is a popular dish that is served at most Chinese restaurants. This seafood dish consists of candied walnuts, crunchy shrimp, and a delicious creamy sweet sauce. Enjoy this on an iceberg lettuce (like a wrap) or with steamed rice. Here are the
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20 October, 2015

Chicken Lettuce Wraps

Posted in : Appetizers, Chicken/Poultry, Chinese Cuisine, Salad, Stir Fry Dishes on October 20, 2015 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: chinese food, cornstarch, garlic, ginger, green onions, ground chicken, ground turkey, healthy, hoisin sauce, ivyskitchen, lettuce, lettuce wraps, mushrooms, oyster sauce, pepper, PF CHANGS, salt, seasame oil, sherry wine, shitake mushrooms, siracha, soy sauce, stir fry, sugar, Vegetable oil, water, water chestnuts

I posted this video during the summer season when I was asked to make something a little more friendly on our figures. I decided to recreate one of my favorite appetizers that I eat as my main entree whenever I am at this restaurant. Here is my version of PF Chang’s chicken lettuce wraps. Here
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