Binignit Recipe

Howdy, dear readers! It’s been a long time since I last shared a native recipe. For this year 2025, here’s my first recipe to share. It’s a local dessert food mostly served during Holy Week. This delicious afternoon snack has many different names depending on your location. In my hometown in Samar, it’s called Ginat-an. For Visayan people, it’s called Binignit, and for Tagalog, it’s called Ginataang Bilo-Bilo.

Anyway, whatever you call this, the delicious taste matters most, and it’s easy to make. Continue reading →

Flexitarian Diet: An Easier Approach to Eating Healthy

Coming up with a wholesome meal plan could be a struggle for both experienced and new cooks alike — especially a healthy one! Scrolling through social media for a recipe worth trying could be mind-numbing. Search results for a “healthy meal” would most likely just lead to multiple choices of greens; and a drastic change in diet like this could be intimidating for most. Adapting to a flexitarian diet can be an easier approach.
This is a semi-vegetarian diet that increases the consumption of plant or plant-based foods and beverages, along with smaller meat portions. Veega provides a variety of delicious and protein-rich options such as Veega Meat-Free Nuggets and Veega Meat-Free Burger Patty — dishes that even kids will enjoy. This is also perfect for the Lenten season.

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5 Tips to Teach Your Child About Computer Safety

Every parent wants their kid to focus and have fun in school as well as when they’re at home. Considering how many things you can do online, this productivity and enjoyment also extends to their devices. However, it’s natural for any parent to be cautious when letting their child use a tablet or browse the internet, so you should teach them how to stay safe on all devices around the home. 

Supervise Them

Younger kids should always be supervised when browsing their tablet or computer. This isn’t always because you’re worried they will stumble across something inappropriate, but rather that you want to ensure they use the resources correctly. If you can highlight how to search, view, and create things on the computer, they will feel more comfortable using the device alone when they’re older and are less likely to fall for common hacking tricks. 

Teach Them to Recognize Harmful Links 

Once they get old enough and are more likely to use their devices for homework research or communicating with friends, you should teach them how to recognize harmful links such as phishing emails or links filled with viruses. You can use this cybersecurity kit to train your kids how to determine whether a link or folder is trustworthy and you can remind them to always err on the side of caution unless it’s from a trusted source like their school or a relative.  Continue reading →

Pure Tableya Creamy Ice Candy

Can you still feel the heat of the summer season? 

Let’s beat the heat with frozen refreshments like ice candy, shakes, ice pop, and other summer cooler desserts.  Summer refreshments especially when it’s homemade are a great way to make everyone feel cool and enjoy on a hot day. Here’s my very own ice candy recipe using Jolly Cow Condensada because aside from being affordable, ito ay malapot at hindi malabnaw  making my Ice Candy and other summer desserts #CreamySarap.

Ever had this flavor before? Try my recipe below.

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Quick and Easy to Cook Pinoy Style Chicken Curry

Chicken Curry is one of my family’s favorite dishes. In my previous food post, I shared a recipe of a Thai Chicken Curry. This time, will share a recipe of Pinoy Style Chicken Curry.

Did you know that there is a quick way to cook this? You’ll discover below a cooking hack recipe of Chicken Curry that is satisfying and flavorful. You can cook this even in your busy days because it only takes 3 steps to make this delightful dish. 

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