Comments on: The versatile rice http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/ The Byte, Life, Ink, Pixel, and Sound Network Thu, 08 Dec 2011 11:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Fiel http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3196 Fiel Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:27:55 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3196 Just today, I got home a tad early that the maid would know. Meaning: no ready ulam for me hahaha! Thus, I took some of the the leftover brown rice (yes I love the fiber you'll find out when you "gotta go" what I mean) and sprinkled shredded nori seaweed over it, then fried it with sesame oil for about 1 minute. While its hot, I put Japanese mayo all over it and lo and behold its my dinner! It was actually pretty good - well, most stuff with Japanese Mayo DO taste really good its weird but try it. Anyway I'm not a bachelor (yet) I hope this helps you guys. Hail the Almighty Rice! Just today, I got home a tad early that the maid would know. Meaning: no ready ulam for me hahaha! Thus, I took some of the the leftover brown rice (yes I love the fiber you’ll find out when you “gotta go” what I mean) and sprinkled shredded nori seaweed over it, then fried it with sesame oil for about 1 minute. While its hot, I put Japanese mayo all over it and lo and behold its my dinner! It was actually pretty good – well, most stuff with Japanese Mayo DO taste really good its weird but try it. Anyway I’m not a bachelor (yet) I hope this helps you guys. Hail the Almighty Rice!

]]> By: Arbet http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3203 Arbet Mon, 23 Jun 2008 05:24:22 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3203 Hi, Joey, thanks for the compliments. We hope you enjoy our future posts! That baked rice ball sure sounds yummy. Hi, Joey, thanks for the compliments. We hope you enjoy our future posts! That baked rice ball sure sounds yummy.

]]> By: joey http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3202 joey Sun, 22 Jun 2008 11:56:37 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3202 not really quick, but certainly painless :9 mix some steamed rice in a bowl with some grated mozzarella, half-cooked peas and diced whatever meat you've got left over in the fridge (stuff like leftover ham, hotdog, or sausage from brekkie), roll them into balls and pop them in the oven on a lightly greased baking tray. bake for about 20 minutes, or until the exterior of the rice balls are crisp. i love you how you guys write :) i certainly don't fall under your target audience, but i enjoy reading your blog whenever i get the chance to :9 which is, unfortunately, not too often :( not really quick, but certainly painless :9 mix some steamed rice in a bowl with some grated mozzarella, half-cooked peas and diced whatever meat you’ve got left over in the fridge (stuff like leftover ham, hotdog, or sausage from brekkie), roll them into balls and pop them in the oven on a lightly greased baking tray. bake for about 20 minutes, or until the exterior of the rice balls are crisp.

i love you how you guys write :) i certainly don’t fall under your target audience, but i enjoy reading your blog whenever i get the chance to :9 which is, unfortunately, not too often :(

]]> By: Arbet http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3201 Arbet Wed, 18 Jun 2008 01:11:19 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3201 @Prudence So the post title is correct? LOL. Saang baul mo naman hahanapin yung recipes mo? LOL @Saltire Will send you an email. @Prudence So the post title is correct? LOL. Saang baul mo naman hahanapin yung recipes mo? LOL

@Saltire Will send you an email.

]]> By: E. Cross Saltire http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3200 E. Cross Saltire Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:21:31 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3200 Sure, that sounds good. :) Sure, that sounds good. :)

]]> By: Prudence http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3199 Prudence Tue, 17 Jun 2008 09:25:26 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3199 Yup, rice will always be eaten, whether there's food crisis or not. It's an instant energy source and can be comfort food as well, depending on how you prepare it. Hmmm, I dunno if I've got some rice recipes. I'll try to dig up some from my old recipes. If I can find them. Ahahaha. Yup, rice will always be eaten, whether there’s food crisis or not. It’s an instant energy source and can be comfort food as well, depending on how you prepare it.

Hmmm, I dunno if I’ve got some rice recipes. I’ll try to dig up some from my old recipes. If I can find them. Ahahaha.

]]> By: Arbet http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3198 Arbet Tue, 17 Jun 2008 01:09:15 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3198 Yeah, and we hope we could live up to our goals. Wanna join us? =P Yeah, and we hope we could live up to our goals. Wanna join us? =P

]]> By: E. Cross Saltire http://blipsnetwork.com/2008/food/the-versatile-rice/comment-page-1/#comment-3197 E. Cross Saltire Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:32:34 +0000 http://awbholdings.com/bachelorfoodblog/?p=23#comment-3197 Tagalog has at least six words for rice depending on its state and preparation: palay, bigas, kanin, sinaing, sinangag, bahaw. Maybe even more, not even counting its various types (malagkit, sinandomeng, wagwag, etc.). English has one word for it: rice. Shows us how central rice is to our lives. Btw, just read your About page. Seems we're on the same page: . Good to see more bachelor-oriented food blogs out there. The single-person-household is an oft-neglected demographic in our country. Tagalog has at least six words for rice depending on its state and preparation: palay, bigas, kanin, sinaing, sinangag, bahaw. Maybe even more, not even counting its various types (malagkit, sinandomeng, wagwag, etc.). English has one word for it: rice. Shows us how central rice is to our lives.

Btw, just read your About page. Seems we’re on the same page: . Good to see more bachelor-oriented food blogs out there. The single-person-household is an oft-neglected demographic in our country.

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