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Tag Archives: The Maya Kitchen
Bacon Waffles with Hoisin Syrup
(Chef Sharwin Tee for The Maya Kitchen)
SWEET and savory. When they’re put together, they somehow taste so good together because the contrast of flavors bring out the best in each other. This is why most American style diners and breakfast places offer a classic combination of … Continue reading
Black Forest Cake
(The Maya Kitchen’s ‘Simply Delicious’ Cookbook)
EVERY decade has its own cake trends, and these trends in baking have been recorded in The Maya Kitchen’s newly launched cookbook, Simply Delicious. Published by Anvil Publishing Inc. in celebration of The Maya Kitchen’s 50th anniversary, the full-color, glossy … Continue reading
The Maya Kitchen Marks 50th Year
with ‘Simply Delicious’ Cookbook
THE Maya Kitchen has through the years shared so many recipes with Filipino consumers, a lot of whom have been able to broaden their menus for family meals and provide their kids with nutritious dishes from breakfast to dinner. Some … Continue reading
Humba
HUMBA is a Visayan staple dish of stewed pork, cooked in soy sauce, vinegar and sugar. In taste and in look, it is very similar to adobo, so much so that you can rightfully refer to it as the Visayan … Continue reading
Posted in Meat, Recipes
Tagged adobo, Andrew and Sandee Masigan, Chef Tanya Dizon, Humba, The Maya Kitchen, Visayan adobo, Visayan Humba, XO46 Heritage Bistro
Crispy Crepe Cones with Banana-Peach Filling
(The Maya Kitchen)
LOOKING for a unique way to present your crepes other than folding them into squares or triangles? How about shaping them into funnels and baking them to a crisp then filling them with a sensational banana and peach filling? Here’s … Continue reading
