Learn How to Make Chicken Cordon Bleu

It's a bit expensive to order a Chicken Cordon Bleu in a restaurant. Perhaps because aside from its exotic-sounding name, it also looks a bit complicated to make.

However, what most of us don't know is that making Chicken Cordon Bleau can be a bit cheap and also, it's really fun and EASY to make. The basic ingredients of the dish only include chicken breasts, cheese, and ham. 

For the flavoring, you will need spanish paprika, beaten eggs, flour, and bread crumbs. Some kitchen tools you need in making Chicken Cordon Bleu are rolling pin and plastic wrap.

Here's how it is done:

How to Cook Lechon Manok without an Oven

Okay, so I was a bit obsessed on finding out the English word equivalent of Filipino recipes and today, I learned that our own Lechon Manok is called Rotisserie Chicken in English.

Rotisserie is a style of roasting meat by skewering it on a steel rod and being cooked over the fire or roasted in an oven. 

Now for those who doesn't have an oven at home, there is actually a way to cook a whole chicken and make it taste ahh-mazing, just like our own famous Filipino dish...the Lechon Manok.

How to Make a healthy Filipino Lumpia Recipe

Lumpia is an easy and popular Filipino recipe which can be made healthier using tuna and vegetable fillings. It's a very tasty dish which can be served with rice or eaten as a snack. 

In all honesty, I did not know it's English word equivalent of Lumpia until recently. Haha! Okay, so our favorite Lumpia is called spring roll in English. (Gosh.) 

I thought the term 'spring roll' is some kind of fresh and sweet pastry or something. But anyhow, what makes Filipino Lumpia different from spring rolls of other countries is its fillings and fresh Lumpia wrapper.

Today, I will share my secret in cooking the perfect and healthy Lumpia for all the Filipino food lovers out there.

How to Add "It's More Fun in the Philippines" Slogan on your Travel Photo

Here's the simplest  instruction on how to add "its more fun in the Philippines" text to your travel photo.

First, you need to use a user-friendly photo editing software. Personally, I like to use GIMP because it's free and easy to manipulate. 

Second, you need to download harabara font because it is the lettering style officially used in the #itsmorefuninthephilippines campaign as shown below.

Once you're done downloading the font and editing software, it's time to start adding "it's more fun in the Philippines" slogan.