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Tuesday, 22 July 2014

My Version of Petite Momma's 3-Ingredient Homemade Ice Cream

Posted on 07:26 by thinger

This was inspired by Petite Momma's 3-Ingredient Homemade Cheese-Flavored and Chocolate  Ice Cream. I used Avocado instead. 

 

 

Ingredients


1 small can Alaska Condensed Milk
2 kilos Avocado (makes 5 to 6 cups mashed avocado)
1 pack of 250mL Nestle All-Purpose Cream, chilled for at least 2 hours


Procedure

 (As seen on Petite Momma's website with my own version)

 

1. Pour condensed milk in a bowl and mashed avocado. Stir until combined.

2. Whisk all-purpose cream until stiff. You can use a wire whisk if you don't have an electric mixer. 

3. Transfer some of the whipped cream into avocado-milk mixture and stir until well mixed.

4. Pour the mixture into the whipped cream and fold until combined. 

5. Transfer the mixture into a container. Cover with cling-wrap and freeze for at least five hours.



  The avocado wasn't mashed too much because we wanted our ice cream to be chunky. 

You may use the blender to make the avocado pasty or smoother in texture. We prefer our ice cream not too sweet. You may add more or less condensed milk based on your preference. 

Why buy when  we can make our own? It's very easy to prepare, costs less, and we know that it's a healthier option compared to commercially prepared ones. Try it! It's so yummy and refreshing! Kudos to Petite Momma for sharing this!





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Fun Personality Test: What Door Would You Walk Through?

Posted on 00:26 by thinger
Got this post from Gardengrl's Gate. Just want to share this. It's fun!

I chose #4. How about you? Let me know if the one that you pick fits your personality.

Here's what you're going to do:

Pick the door that looks the most appealing to you. This might reveal a few things about your personality.  

 
1 - You are a fun individual that likes to keep things light and airy. You are all about nurturing others and appreciating the simple luxuries in life; such as your fine dishware, favorite candle or eating artisan bread from the local bakery. You most likely have a love for traveling and other cultures. You truly want the best for everyone and love creating a welcoming atmosphere. It is important to remember that if you ever feel that you need help or support, it is OK to just ask someone.

2 - You are clean and simple and don’t like any frills. You might strive to have a clean and perfect existence; but is it totally worth it? Don’t you feel that there is something missing? You are all about your personal achievements and you take pride in your work or career. Although you might be on track with your career path or have a few diplomas/ certificates on your wall, you need to spend more time on developing yourself as a person. Remember... the real you. Life is all about creating balance, surrounding yourself with color and creating memorable adventures. If you are finding that you have been taking the safe road lately, try veering off the beaten path. You might surprise yourself!

3 – It is obvious you are a quirky individual and very interesting to the people that you let into your life. You are good at many things... a “Jack or Jill of all trades”. You are an artistic individual that expresses yourself in many ways. You can make something out of anything and are not a stranger to your local thrift shop. You can basically make vintage “new” again. It is easy to get stuck inside the house or inside your urban bubble; but remember that you have to get out and connect with nature. It is time to come down out of the clouds and get grounded!

4 – You are an old soul that can be slightly dramatic. You are a very artistic person that loves to express yourself through writing, music, art or some kind of expression. You are a dichotomy; for you can be very open and friendly, yet closed and deeply private. You often have your guard up, keeping your thoughts and troubles to yourself. Although you might think that nobody will truly understand you, if you allow yourself to open up and share your feelings, you will feel so much better. Deep down you are not aright with any imperfections and you feel the need to come across as “the rock” in any group situation. Know that people are willing to share their feelings with you and want you to share your feelings with them.

5 – It is very important for you to fit in and feel as though you are a major contributor in every situation. You always have things going on, for being productive is what makes you feel at ease. Your busy-ness can sometimes cause the need for you to become more aware of what is really going on around you. What does your body want you to be doing? It is alright to relax on a Monday and simply just BE. Feel free to take some time to figure out what you really love to do. Possibly try some new hobbies or activities that are out of your normal routine. Explore being you, even if that means relaxing. Life is not just about how many muffins you can make in a single batch or how many fit-it jobs you can do in one day.

6 – You are a confident person with an eye for detail. You can come across as someone who is all together and exciting; yet you are just YOU on the inside. You care about your appearance and how the world sees you, yet the inside your home or car is probably a total mess! Your personality can be self destructive, for you could turn against yourself when the going gets tough. The life of a person who is a living a total contradiction... has got to be a difficult one. Remember to breathe and just relax. Life is not just about pleasing others. Truth is, the world isn’t always watching... Take time to reflect on who you truly want to be? What is it that you truly want to do?

7 – You are a simple minimalist that always has important things to do. You care for others and find your time anything but your own. You surround yourself with meaningful things, for you are very sentimental. Family and friends are very important to you and you would do anything for them. Not putting yourself first has made your life a safe and complacent one. What is it that can enrich your life today? What will make your life more colorful and enjoyable? Even though life gives you labels such as a mother, father, wife, husband, teacher, manager, etc; remember that your life is still YOUR life. Take a moment to decide what you want your future to look like. It is perfectly acceptable to want wonderful things to happen to you. Carpe Diem.

8 – Your fun and playful personality keeps you young and youthful. Although you are easy going, you tend to have lower self-confidence and anxiety about specific things in your life. You are usually unorganized; yet don’t even know where to start to help yourself to fix the messy problem. You are a proud individual but you need to learn to love yourself more. You need to take the time to find yourself through self expression. How are you currently expressing yourself to the world? Remember that there are people around you that can help you, but you need to let them know you are willing to receive help. Life is easier when you let people in.

9 – You are a quirky person that is always making things work. You are an amazing problem solver that prides yourself on your thrifty living. You like to live an uncomplicated life and usually get by with the basics. Why would you need anything else? You are very easy to please and love doing things for others. Whether it be fixing your neighbors toilet, building a bird house for your mother out of reclaimed wood or helping your friend find a great living room set at the thrift shop; you are always there to lend a hand. Remember that life is special. It is OK to treat yourself to amazing things. You are special too!

10 – You are one who truly appreciates stability and wholeness. You are a reliable person that takes pride in their love of quality and detail. Some might say “cookie cutter”, but you say dependable! You always know what you are getting because you have checked the consumer reports. You love safety and security in all parts of your life. You prefer not to have anything frivolous or extra, if you can’t see the use for it. Chances are you have some sort of creative side that you have curbed in some way. You might love scrap-booking, music or art; yet would never try to make it your career. You feel your problems are your own and nobody needs to be burdened with them. Just keep in mind that exposing your true self to the world (or your neighbors) is not a crime. We are all human.


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Monday, 14 July 2014

It’s Zsa Zsa Padilla’s First Time as a Mentor on Promil Pre-School i-Shine Talent Camp 3!

Posted on 03:03 by thinger
Zsa Zsa Padilla shares her past experiences to talented kids of the present for an exceptional future. 


Zsa Zsa Padilla is a veteran actress, TV host, singer, and a true Philippine icon with more than 30 years of experience, but she has a new title to add under her belt –Singing mentor for Promil Pre-School i-Shine Talent Camp 3. The divine diva, who was recently unveiled as one of the top caliber mentors of the show, will be taking on the responsibility of mentoring this year’s batch of talented preschoolers. Together with a panel of esteemed mentors: choreographer and G-Force director, Georcelle Dapat-Sy, and world-class television and film actress, Angel Locsin, Zsa Zsa will be guiding chosen preschoolers through singing workshops.

For 25 years, Promil Pre-School has been well known for talent development, raising awareness for parental participation, proper guidance and good nutrition as factors that play major roles in bringing preschoolers to their full potential. The Promil Pre-School i-Shine Talent Camp is one of Promil Pre-school’s advocacies, in which the talents of Filipino children nationwide are engaged. “It’s exciting to be part of something that recognizes and appreciates talent at a young age.” Zsa Zsa shares that the show is something that brings back memories of how she started as an artist.


Nurturing talent in your formative years

The divine diva today can automatically command the attention of any room she enters, but the singer reveals that it wasn’t always like that. She started out as a shy child who only got to sing in front of her family. “I grew up in a compound where we all lived close to each other,” she recalls. “When my uncles would get together in the late afternoons, they’d get the guitar and they’d ask me to sing.”

Zsa Zsa, together with her cousin whom she grew up with, Gino Padilla, learned to harness their skills while doing duets to entertain their uncles. “I always knew that I love singing. Even as a child, when I’d hear a song on the radio, I would sing it immediately. I had fast recall and my family noticed that about me,” she says. “They would ask me to learn a piece, and then I’d perform it for them. I was the entertainment. Ganun ako nahasa (That’s how I was trained).”

While she knew she had the talent, it was her family that allowed her to gain her confidence in front of a crowd. “Singing for my uncles, that’s really my first memory of my musical background. Allowing me to sing for them was their way of nurturing my talent.”   

Through Promil Pre-School i-Shine Talent Camp, Zsa Zsa hopes to develop the raw talent of the chosen preschoolers. “These kids are curious and eager to learn, but you need to guide them while they’re still young and sensitive to change. You need to show them that they’re capable, because they’ll really take that with them as they grow up and develop their talents.”


It’s not always in the genes, but also in the environment

Though Zsa Zsa’s parents weren’t musical people, she was able to master her craft because of her exposure to music through her family. While both her daughters, Karylle and Zia, are musically inclined, she credits not just the genes, but also their environment growing up. “Karylle was exposed to the entertainment industry at a young age. During that time, she was much more interested in ballet, but she’d see me host for a popular show and she’d just take it all in. We knew she could sing, and eventually because of all the exposure to it, singing just became second nature for her.”

This is why Zsa Zsa believes that getting kids on shows like the Promil Pre-School i-Shine Camp will give them the right exposure so they can dream big early, and learn how to pursue these dreams early. “These kids are lucky because there’s a program available like the i-Shine Talent Camp. At a young age, they’ll already be exposed to the music industry, which will really help them develop to be artists,” she shares. “Promil Pre-School has provided a venue for kids that love singing, dancing, and acting to really work at their craft.”


Proper motivation to reach their full potential

Having Zsa Zsa on board is going to be a treat for the Promil Preschool i-Shine finalists, because this means they are going to be the first who will get valuable training and mentoring from a pillar in the country’s musical industry.

It will be a personal challenge for the Zsa Zsa to be firm and honest, but still encouraging with the way she guides the preschoolers. “They're very young and sensitive. They would take everything you say to heart,” she says. The first-time singing mentor plans to add a mother’s touch to her mentoring style. “It’s important to boost their confidence, but still making sure that they properly learn the craft,” she adds.

Despite the success she’s earned with the music world, Zsa Zsa also wants to share her hardships with her mentees. “These kids really come from all types of backgrounds. I also want them to learn that getting to your dreams entails battling the odds and persistence through hardship,” she says. “The kids are eager to learn about the industry, and it will be my responsibility to show them the ropes, to share with them as much as I know, including the challenges that come with it.” While the competition might be tough, Zsa Zsa is confident that with proper guidance and nutrition, the newest batch of i-Shiners will all prove to be stars.

Catch Zsa Zsa and the rest of the Promil Pre-School i-Shine Talent Camp 3 mentors, Georcelle Dapat-Sy and Angel Locsin, on ABS-CBN. Hosted by Dimples Romana, Matteo Guidicelli, and Xian Lim, the Promil Pre-School i-Shine Talent Camp 3 is giving away over Php 1 million worth of prizes and a contract form ABS-CBN and Promil Pre-School to the grand winner.



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About Wyeth Nutrition
Wyeth Nutrition, formerly Pfizer Nutrition, is part of Nestlé S.A.  Wyeth Nutrition develops premium-quality nutritional products scientifically designed to meet the needs of infants and young children, as well as pregnant and lactating mothers. As pioneers in infant nutritional science, our mission is to provide thd clinice best nutritional support for future healthy outcomes. For nearly a century, Wyeth Nutrition has leverageal rigor, scientific research, world-class manufacturing and product safety standards to drive scientifically-sound solutions that offer parents confidence, help nourish children and support their healthy futures.

About Promil Pre-School i-Shine Talent Camp
The pre-school years are a good time for parents to start nurturing the gifts of their children. This is the age where they start to develop and apply what they have learned in their earlier years - they are becoming more and more curious and their character and interests will begin to emerge at this age. Parents play a key role in nurturing their child’s potential, especially when it comes to giving them the encouragement they need and proper nutrition so they can pursue their interests. Per DOH-FDA-CFRR Permit No. 0166 s. 2014.


Acknowledgement



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Sunday, 13 July 2014

Hubby's Version of My Pinoy Kusina's Pork Binagoongan

Posted on 07:41 by thinger
 We love Pork Binagoonan! Who can resist this tasty authentic Filipino dish that is best served with hot steamed rice? The taste of the meat blends well with sauteed tomatoes and shrimp paste. The hint of pepper and chili gives it a kick that tickles the taste buds! 

This dish tastes good when cooked properly. My Pinoy Kusina's recipe is the one we prefer and recommend. Here it is, with a little improvisation by Hubby!

 
Ingredients

2 lbs Pork, cubed
1 tbsp Garlic, minced
5 tbsp vinegar
1 cup onion, chopped
1 cup tomato, chopped
1 pc chili (banana pepper, jalapeno, or long chili pepper), sliced
1/2 cup shrimp paste
3-5 pcs dried bay leaves
1 tbsp whole pepper corn
24 ounces water
salt and pepper



Procedure 

1. In a pot, pour-in the water and let it boil.

2. Add pork, vinegar, and dried bay leaves and simmer for 35 minutes or until meat is tender.

3. Remove the meat from the pot separating it from the liquid and other ingredients. Set aside.

4. In a separate pan, saute garlic, onion, tomato.

5. Add shrimp paste and simmer for 5 minutes (more time is needed for raw shrimp paste).

6. Put the pork in and cook for 7 minutes. Be sure to mix all the ingredients well.

7. Add chili and simmer for 3 minutes.

8. Add salt and pepper to taste.

9. Serve hot. Share and Enjoy!


 Hubby's Version

Hubby cut the pork into small pieces to make the cooking process quickly. After boiling the pork slices, he seared them first until the oil went out before doing Step 4. Our family wanted the meat seared/fried well-done. He used Barrio Fiesta Regular Sauteed Shrimp Paste instead of raw shrimp paste. He skipped Step 6. Instead of salt, he added sugar to make the taste appealing to our kids. He also added Kangkong (Swamp Cabbage) to make it healthier. He didn't slice the green chili to avoid making it too spicy. 

You may adjust the flavor according to your preference.
 
Reference: http://www.mypinoykusina.com/pinoy-recipe/pork-binagoongan-recipe/

This is a must-try! It's so easy to do at masarap pa!
I would love to know your feedback! Don't forget to leave a comment! 
Happy cooking!
 

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Monday, 7 July 2014

REVIEW: K5 Learning

Posted on 07:15 by thinger
Mommy Kyong of Mom Chronicles was the one who gave the members of Mommy Bloggers Philippines the lead to K5 Learning. When I learned that bloggers had an open invitation to a  six (6) week trial program in exchange of an honest review, I didn't hesitate to apply.

My eldest son, Ross, was the one who tried the program. He knew that he needed help in Math. He didn't refuse to give it a shot. I was nervous because he might not like it. To my surprise, he was the one who reminded me constantly to set up the laptop and internet so that he could learn new skills not just in Math but also in Reading and Spelling which he excelled and liked more. 

K5 Learning made Math easy for Ross. The program made him realize that studying Math was not bad at all. 

Now that the new school year starts, he is more confident to face his fear. He knows that K5 Learning has equipped him.

Let me give you a glimpse of  everything about the program. 

 
What is K5 Learning?

K5 Learning is an online after-school online study program for kids Kindergarten to Grade 5. It builds Math, Reading, and study skills that would last a lifetime. 



It is made up of  four (4) Reading and Math Programs:

 
K5 Reading  helps the kids become strong readers and develop the love for reading. This award-winning program covers phonemic awareness, phonics, sight words, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.

K5 Spelling is an advanced vocabulary program which improves language skills one word at a time. Adaptive instruction, autimatic word generation, an optimized visual interface and 150,000+ word data base are featured.

K5 Math is an award-winning program that builds self-confidence and understanding of Math concepts. It covers numbers and operations, geometry, measurement (including time and money), algebraic thinking, and data analysis.

K5 Math Facts uses adaptive technology to help kids instant recall of basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts. Progress on each Math fact is monitored until mastery is obtained.

 
How K5  Learning Works?

The program is customized for each student. Eight (8) key skills are assessed online to benchmark the kids' Reading and Math skills. Lessons are based on the skills assessment, not on age. The program is available 24/7, 100% web based.  Parents can watch their kids excel by getting progress reports and the child learns to work independently.


What are the strengths of K5 Learning? 

Kids learn to...

- develop early study habits.
- focus and work independently.
- progress on his own pace.
- experience fun learning at its best unpressured, unrestrained, and progressively.




Parents benefit by...

- getting a 100% online ready-made program that organizes, instructs, and tests their kids.
- getting progress reports to know the strengths and weaknesses of their kids on a given subject matter or topic.
-  letting their kids learn independently without the worry of seeing ads, pop-ups, chat and external links.
- no downloading or installing.


Click THIS to see the SAMPLE LESSONS.


Award-winning content that is...

- research based and aligned with national standards with over 3,000+ tutorials, lessons, and activities.
- personalized according to the kid's skills and not on his age and grade level.
- full of instruction and lets the kid review the lessons that he has not studied before.
- interactive and not purely 'edutainment' or watching alone but the kid forms mastery of his Math, Reading, and Spelling skills.




Affordable because...

-there are four (4) unlimited use of programs at the price of one.

Pricing: 
Monthly Subscription: 
First Child- $25
Additional Child- $15

Annual Subscription: 
First Child- $199
Additional Child- $129



Generous because... 


There are lots of of FREEBIES even you don't sign-up!







- FREE PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS, FLASHCARDS, SAMPLE LESSONS  











- FREE eBOOK











- or you can sign up to avail the FREE 14 DAY TRIAL OFFER with no obligation, no credit card needed, free Math and Reading Assessments, 14 days of free lessons.


Click THIS to start the FREE TRIAL.



You may watch this video to know "How to Request an Assessment on K5 Learning".





Click THIS to start the FREE ASSESSMENT.


If you are a blogger, you can have the opportunity to avail the FREE SIX WEEK TRIAL FOR BLOGGERS like I did. Click THIS to view the open invitation to write an online learning review of the program.

For in depth details about K5 Learning ,you may watch K5 Learning Video Tour:


   
 In my opinion...

K5 Learning was true to its claims and exceeded my expectations. It changed my son's negative impression towards Math. It brought back his self-esteem and confidence that were lost after years of struggling.

No wonder that K5 Learning is an award-winning site. It's worth trying, promise!

The above-mentioned information and links would help you understand K5 Learning but I suggest that  you read more by visiting its website: www.k5learning.com or watch the instructional videos about K5 Learning  on YouTube.

You may like K5 Learning on Facebook and follow @K5Learning on Twitter for more updates.



Photo, Video, and Information Credits: www.k5learning.com


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