Without much ado, here are the rounded-up entries of the resurrected Lasang Pinoy theme event on its 17th issue.
My apologies for the delay. Am hoping and fervently praying I don't get pelted with chicken, quail, and other eggs of various sizes and colors for not doing the round-up sooner. But even if I do, I have a frying pan ready to shield me from the yellow yolks of hatred. Then, I can either have them raw at the expense of the Salmonella infection or cook them over easy, sunny side up or boiled.
Just the same, thanks for letting me host the "resurrection" version of Lasang Pinoy 17: Eggs A Deal.
The first to post was Celia Kusinera blogging from where Queen
Elizabeth is. Great Britain, that is. Her obsession in searching for a
perfect egg pie ended up in the pages of Sunday Lunch-- a cookbook
penned by the foul-mouthed but excellent chef Gordon Ramsay. This
recipe of the egg pie, she notes, is the perfect one because it
produces a"more eggy" filling than the "more milky" renditions of the
Pinoy bakeries her memory vividly remembers. The search is happily over
for her. By posting it in Lasang Pinoy, the recipe will surely claim a
lot of converts. You can read her "Egg's a Deal" story at English
Patis.
Memories don't always have to be sweet . They can be salty yet wonderful, even nostalgic, if you wish.
An eggful of childhood memories while growing up in a farm is what The Kitchenhand's Stories shared to us in Lasang Pinoy 17. She recalls
the sibling bonding created by playfully "stealing" eggs in the kaing when the mother hen was not looking. A rustic, refreshing, rural life with an
abundance of simple eating pleasures is what her story offers. This,
with instructions on how to make salted eggs away from the
homeland. The recipe she shares is as authentic as what her father taught her and
her kin when they were young. Just imagining salted
duck's egg wrapped in banana leaves with steaming rice and sliced
fresh tomatoes simply makes the makes the mouth give a wet smack. Makalalaway. Saying "yummy" is not enough to satisfy the craving. Here is her recipe of Itlog na Maalat.
Lani of Chibog,Chika,Lakwatsa,ATBP submitted an egg recipe with no name.
Well, why don't we call it an "An Egg With No Name." She first tasted
the "egg roll" at a wedding sometime in 1995 at a wedding. The dish
must have been so good it stuck to this day in her memory of cravings
despite the absence of an official name. For Lasang Pinoy, she made her
own recipe of the dish.
Dexie of Forks.ca is a comebacking food blogger. For her first piece
after a hiatus, she twisted the Devilled Eggs by substituting the
traditional mayonnaise mixture with sour cream. She added a Latin dash
of spice to her Twisted Devilled Egg with salsa.
The unabashed egg lover (she wants them runny) that is Joey of 80 Breakfasts came up with Tortang Talong - a truly-loved Pinoy fare.
This, according to her, is actually "a dish made of eggs". Although egg
is not the main ingredient here, who really cares? Beaten egg gives
that unique flavour and texture to Tortang Talong.Other than her
recipe, she eggs on with creative ideas about what to do with the
Talong Torte in future eating rendezvous.
Dexie reappears again, and this time in her other blog called "The FeistyCook ". Here, she enumerated the three major presences of the fried
egg in her family's plate. First, as a son's simple breakfast munch
wedged between two well-toasted pieces of wheat bread with cheese and a
drizzle of salt and pepper. Second, as an Adam Sandler inspired BLT
Sandwich that makes up for those almost midnight hunger pangs. Third, as fried eggs the way we Pinoys eat them. With rice,Vienna sausage and katsup.
Stef blogging from Noodles and Rice gave a
"Bam" interpretation of Salted Ducks Eggs. Although eggs are
"forbidden" in her kitchen to avoid those awful allergic reactions, she
still managed to sneak in her idea of mixing those "red" eggs with plum
tomatoes, red onions, cilantro, a hint of lime in oil, spices, and a
drizzle of Ma La oil after plating the eggs the way a gourmet should.
Itlog na Maalat"up a notch." Say you Emeril?L
Erwin Ines, a Canadian landed immigrant, is a regular contributor to Lasang
Pinoy. Though he doesn't have a blog of his own, there is always Iska
who is happy to play host for his write-ups. For Lasang Pinoy 17,
Erwin travels back to memory lane circa 1983 to pluck out that recipe
that got him engaged to love food for life. His first recipe was Egg
Fried Rice and he shares it with us over memories of those years when
turntables wafted music and Bruce Lee, Whooooooah, though eternally
reposed at that time, was still a movie icon to reckon with. You can read
his entry at ISKAndals.
Iska of ISKAndals decided to include the chopped-up mother hen
in her Marblelized Quail Eggs Adobo. It is another variation to the many ways
to cook the so called Pinoy national dish. As a designer, she sees the
point of how those "marble veins" on the quail eggs add visual appeal
to the flavour of this mainstay dish.
Connie's entry to Lasang Pinoy 17 started out with a dire warning to
all would-be Egg Pie bakers not to use a loose-bottomed pan. Just right. Otherwise,
they will end up as frustrated oven and floor cleaners as well if
Spiderman and his sticky fingers don't come to help solve the drippy,
burnt mess. Kuskos ng kusos parang hindi pa rin ma-ayos is what you'll
get come clean up time if you don't heed the warning.
With the proper pan, you can try doing Connie's Egg Pie recipe which offers a "tweak" by incorporating honey to the ingredients to make the egg filling turn deliciously golden when done. The honey gives a good flavor boost too, I suppose. Read more of this on Beyond Pinoy Cook .
Yes. Yema. A sweet tooth's delight if not an accidental (daw)
plagiarist's favorite. Remember that Yema picturenapping incident
sometime ago? Oh, well. Yema scandal or none this is one of the
Pinoy's fave sweet eats. Ajay's Writing on the Wall has this super
sweet ball of a treat as her entry to Lasang Pinoy 17. Ajay's recipe,
which she got from CEU, uses squash, jackfruit, and pinipig. It is something
different with its new textures and is a healthier alternative than the traditional one.
A dose of Pinoy-Italian cooking came from Zita with her
Mushroom, Chicken and Quail Eggs Risotto. The way to go with this dish
is to make your own stock. This way, you are in full control of what
gets into your pot.
Childhood memories come into fore once again with Mike of Lafang sharing his mother's Tortang Itlog at Patatas. And to make the eating
more memorable, Mike recommends that this comfort food be eaten with
Jufran ketchup, sawsawan, tuyo and an endless list of equally
delicious Pinoy food.
Gosh.I almost forgot to post JMom's entry of eggs done in many different ways.One of the earliest entries, in fact.So sorry.
Anyways. Eggs sauteed with leftover corned beef, eggs with tomatoes, Eggs and Ligo sardines or torta.Makes me want to head for the breakfast or dinner table right now. You name it.The egg as an all around meal fixer is proven in this blog. Read the recipes in JMom's In Our Kitchen Blog.
Finally, my own entry is raw chicken eggs mixed with steaming rice. We
call it in the Ilonggo vernacular: Itlog ngaHilaw nga Sinamo. You can read about it on my blog Eat Matters .
Alas. Somewhere out there pala was the forgotten entry of Ces. It was one of the late entries. I wasn't able to include it in my final draft. It's good she emailed me about it just a wee bit after the round-up.
Her Lasang Pinoy piece was the blackish Century Egg with atchara. Perfect for beer as pulutan. And it should not by any means be left behind in the round-up. So here it is. .
So there you are.The entries for Lasang Pinoy 17 in all their "eggy" glory.
If there are any more I missed let me know. We will add it in.
thanks Angelo!
better late than never as they say...to me to you to everyone!;)
as ever, you have a way of making us not just look at your post but READ ON til the last word! great job!
Posted by: ces | May 26, 2007 at 06:51 AM
at last, here it is, alleluia:D at least you made it angelo..mahirap din mag round up ha. all the entries look yummeeh:)
Posted by: ajay | May 26, 2007 at 08:08 AM
it maybe late but... still a great round-up! :-) blog hop na muna ako!
Posted by: iska | May 27, 2007 at 09:06 AM
great round-up, angelo! congratulations! indeed, mahirap mag round-up specially when your hand is full of other priorities. been there twice and i was late in both round-ups! tee hee! thanks for hosting Lp17 and more power to all!
Posted by: mike | May 28, 2007 at 08:44 PM
Strange to see how a good dinner and
feasting reconciles everybody.:)
--Samuel Pepys
Posted by: angelo | May 28, 2007 at 09:19 PM
The eggs with no name... I think they're called Scotch Eggs.
Posted by: Connie | May 28, 2007 at 10:52 PM
Angelo, thanks again for hosting LP and for a great roundup! I know how much time it takes to get photos together and write up summaries of each entry. You did an outstanding job.
Posted by: JMom | June 01, 2007 at 08:46 AM
Angelo,
Yey! Worth the wait. Ok lang kahit na late, ika nga better late than never.
Posted by: Zita | June 01, 2007 at 11:20 PM
ang bilis ng panahon, LP 17 na pala!
great round up, good job!(^-^)
Posted by: thess | June 04, 2007 at 12:19 PM
am dying of envy with this round up too busy dont have my own kitchen nor my own internet connection... Angelo congratulations for the round up
Posted by: shalimar | June 06, 2007 at 05:13 PM
Great egg ideas so when do we see the next post.
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