So Juicy, So Lambot ang Kok's Manok!

My husband Mon loves chicken so much.  Roasted, Fried, Steamed he'll eat them all as long as they're edible :P  Actually in our three (3) years here in Cavite, we've been looking for a different taste in chicken.  We've tried Baliwag, Senior Pedro, Chooks to Go and even Andok's but something is still missing...???

The good news is, my blogger friend Koko and her partner opened a place which cater a sinfully delicious roasted chicken, last August 31, 2013, the Kok's Manok. Their take-out restaurant already gained followers in Imus, Cavite just a month after its opening. But from a handful of stores that I also mentioned above, which offers the same product, why does Kok’s Manok continues to gain loyal customers?

Crispy Spicy Liempo for Dinner

Inspired by Maggi magic sarap, I prepared crispy spicy liempo for our dinner.  For a change, I dress up my liempo with a mouthwatering chili coating.

Crispy Spicy Liempo

First we have to prepare the following ingredients.

Ingredients:

500 g skinless pork liempo, cut into 1-2inch pieces

4 cups water 1 - 8g sachet MAGGI MAGIC SARAP

1/4 tsp black peppercorn

1 head garlic, crushed

1 cup cornstarch for dredging

2 liters vegetable oil for deep-frying

For Sauce:

2 Tbsp sesame oil

1 head garlic, minced

1 pc siling labuyo, sliced

2 Tbsp sliced spring onion

1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper

1 - 8g sachet MAGGI MAGIC SARAP

For Dipping Sauce, combine: 

1/3 cup vinegar

1/2 tsp MAGGI MAGIC SARAP

1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper

2 Tbsp sliced spring onion

2 Tbsp water

1 pc siling labuyo, sliced

Are you ready now?  Let's do the cooking!

Softa-Man Hand Rub: Not all alcohols are the same

Technically, I am not a medical person.  But that doesn't mean I won't involve myself or limit myself in knowing what's good for me and my family when it comes to health care.  I must be aware to what kind of germs, bacterias and viruses we are exposed and where we can get those.  That is why I attended B.Braun's health awareness seminar.

There I learned that despite the fact, and probably because of the fact that hospitals are places where the highest concentration of sick and weak people can be found, there are certain health risks inherent to hospitalization. 

That’s why even doctors will only recommend hospitalization when they feel it is absolutely necessary. 

The most compelling reason to hold off hospitalization until it is absolutely necessary is hospital acquired infections (HAI). 

What is hospital acquired infections or HAI?