Mom Violy had been craving lobster but was hesitant to try dining at Burger & Lobster. She mentioned the restaurant to a family member, who said the food was delicious but pricey. She told Carmina she wanted to eat there for lunch on Saturday, January 3rd. Since it was the new year, we decided to explore and try something different. Many tables had reservations, but they also accepted walk-ins, just like we did today. Our server handed us the menu. Carmina already knew what she wanted to order: BBQ Beef Ribs for 1,190 pesos ($20.17). Mom Violy and a family member decided to share the Combo One at B&L for 5,290.00 pesos ($89.66), along with garlic rice for 90.00 pesos ($1.53). A family member ordered an Atomic Burger for 695.00 pesos ($11.78) along with a Lobster Mac & Cheese for 990.00 pesos ($16.78). One of the perks of everyone ordering something different is getting to sample each other’s dishes. Everyone left happy and full, with some leftovers to take home. The portion...
There are two ways to call Banana Cue or Banana Q either way when you come to the Philippines they will understand you what you are referring too. This is also sold outside when it is merienda time which is known to be a snack or time to have a dessert in between after your lunch or before your dinner.
Banana Cue Recipe
Ingredients:
- 6 Pieces Saba (banana)
- 2 Cup - Brown Sugar
- Cups Cooking Oil
- Bamboo Stick
Cooking Instructions:
- In a pan you will add enough cooking oil and heat it up
once it starts to boil add brown sugar until it turns brown.
- Add the banana fry and flip both sides to be cooked
once the sugar has stuck on the banana remove the banana.
- Add three pieces on the banana in a bamboo stick.
My
favorite is adding cinnamon powder on my banana cue to add more flavor this is
optional or top it with vanilla ice cream and no need to add the bamboo stick.
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