Start a mushroom burger business targeting consumers who prefer their patties sans the cholesterol.
Mushroom burgers have become a welcome alternative for people who love burgers but prefer them to be more healthful. This is because mushrooms are said to be capable of lowering cholesterol levels and to be a good source of minerals, says Lourdes Rivera, meat processing guru and lecturer at the Ultima Entrepinoy Forum Center in Quezon City.
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Smoked Cuttlefish
Filipinos enjoy smoked fish served with tomatoes and vinegar dip. Cuttlefish also tastes good when smoked.
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- 3 mixing bowls
- big bowl or saucer
- turner
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- colander
- spoon
- smokehouse
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Breaded fish fingers make a nutritious viand or snack fare for children. To make about 65 pieces of breaded fish fingers, follow this recipe.
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- chopping board
- knife
- mixing bowl
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- polyethylene bags
- heat sealer
- 2 pcs aluminum tray
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Empanada are basically stuffed pastries. Fillings can range from ordinary — beef or tuna — to the more high-brow — olives and raisings. Whatever the flavor, empanada make for both a hearty meal as well as a filling snack.
An empanada is one pastry that crosses income segments. It can be sold to the masses at mall kiosks, or to the well-heeled at Sunday neighborhood markets or even at 5-star hotels. It’s up to you to decide.
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Spicy dilis (anchovies) is a delicious treat as a snack item or as an appetizer.
Utensils:
- Bilao
- Pan
- Turner
- Small strainer
- Big plastic strainer
- Paper towel
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- Mixing bowl
- 2 big spatulas
- Spoon and fork
- Polyethylene bags
- Heat sealer
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Balao-balao or buro, a native delicacy made from rice and shrimps, comes from the province of Pampanga. Also known as salted shrimps, it is tastier when eaten with eggplant, lettuce, mustard, and other vegetables.
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