Carmina asked Mom Violy what kind of food she would like to eat for her upcoming birthday. Mom Violy said she was craving for a restaurant that serves steak and lobster. Carmina gave Mom Violy a list of restaurants for her to decide with a link of the websites for her to see which one look something she would like to try. One week before Mom Violy's birthday she made her final choice where she would like to try Mamou . Carmina had picked up Mom Violy at her home before heading to Gateway 2 located in Cubao, Quezon City. Mamou is located ground floor inside Gateway 2. Upon entering the person asked if we had any reservations however, they do except walk as well was seated at the table of our choice. The person had handed us the menu. Beverages Menu Bread and butter were served after we had placed our order. Our appetizer was the Mamou's Bacon Steak. Mom Violy decided to order her lobster tail with rice. Carmina had ordered Beer Battered Fish and Malt Vinegar with choice of pot
People often tease me I am not a Filipino if you don't eat champorado with dried tuyo usually served here for merienda in our home.
I am not like most Filipino my stomach cannot handle it so I am not a pure Filipino. I am just kidding my staff like to tease me so often although I am use to it by now.
Two Ways to Filipino Champorado Recipe
Ingredients:
- 3 Cups - Glutinous Rice or Regular Rice
- 4 Cups - Water
- 4 Tbsp. - Coco Powder or 4 pieces of tablea chocolate
- Evaporated Milk (optional)
- 1 - Cup Gata (Coconut Milk) (optional)
- Sugar (optional)
- Tuyo (dried fish)
Cooking Instructions:
Step 1:
- Cook rice how you normally cook it by washing the rice before you cook it add rice and water cook until rice is fully cooked on the stove add chocolate mix and gata stir together until chocolate is melted.
- The champorado is ready to eat by adding the amount of evaporated and sugar too the amount you want based on your taste.
Step 2:
- In a frying pan pour small amount of cooking oil when hot add tuyo and fry until cooked served best with your champorado.
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