May 23, 2012

What's New in Smallville?


It was my first time to visit Fuel.ph together with my sisters. We were invited by our close friend to try out the place because it has just recently opened. When I first came in, I had a homey feeling to the place. It was cozy, comfortable and a nice place to relax and have a good chat with your friends and loved ones. Fuel.ph is a great place to dine and enjoy a hot or cold sip of coffee. They serve meals, coffee and dessert. The Fuel.ph staff are also accommodating and friendly. Every Saturday they have an Open mic or Open floor night. It is a night where you can show your talents and have the opportunity to let your passion be seen and be heard!
According to their company overview in their facebook page, FUEL is a social enterprise that seeks to inspire people to pursue their purpose, encourage community and promote positive social and economic change.



 
Artistic Wall Design


 
I was surprised seeing Jose Rizal in their wall design.


 
Fuel.ph Menu


 
Iced Espresso





Espresso with milk


 
Carrot cake


 
Pork barbeque meal @ Php 40


 
Banana Snowball for Php 30


The staff @ Fuel.ph
 (sorry for the stolen shot)


Bonding with my sisters








FUEL.PH
Door 7, Smallville Complex, Diversion Road, Iloilo City, Philippines

Mon-Fri: 3:00pm-12:00am
Sat: 3:00pm-1:00am

For more information, visit their official website: http://www.fuel.ph
or their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/fuelph
















My Version of Fried Cream Dory

The Pangasius, more popularly known as Cream Dory, is an air-breathing and edible freshwater fish. It is a good source of Omega-3 fatty Acids that prevents ailments like heart disease and blood clotting.

According to www.freshcatch.net, Cream Dory Fillet is known for its mild taste and white, flaky meat. Most feel the cream dory fish has a "cleaner" taste than most other forms of farm-raised fish, because of new water constantly flowing in to their pens. Cream Dori is widely known as basa, sutchi, and white river cobbler.

It was Sunday morning when I was planning on what will I cook for my lunch. I checked our refrigerator and found out a slice of cream dory left in the freezer. Then I thought of frying it my own version and here's my finished product! Just check out the images.


FRIED CREAM DORY


INGREDIENTS:

250 grams fish fillet
salt and pepper
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup grated cheese

HONEY MAYO DIP:

2 tbsp mayonnaise
1 tbsp honey
a pinch of garlic powder
a pinch of black pepper



PROCEDURE:

1  Season fish fillet with salt and pepper.

2
  Mix flour and grated cheese in a bowl.

3
  Dredge fish in flour-cheese mixture.

4
  To cook, pan-fry until golden brown.