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I was inspired to try cooking this pansit recipe after watching a video from another blogger's blog who posted about how to cook bihon. I added a yellow kind of noodle which I don't know if I have to soak it in the water first before cooking it coz there's no instruction in the package. Hmm Ok, I just thought that maybe it doesn't need to be soaked in the water so I just added it right away. The result is in the picture. As you can see, it looks good but it doesn't taste good... at all. Waaaaaaaaa Good thing hubby saved it for me. He can eat foods that doesn't taste good coz according to him "anything that tastes good, spit it out" coz it's not good for you. I remember Paula Deen saying that the foods she cooked looks nasty or doesn't look good but very delicious. For this particular recipe that I made, this looks good but taste nasty. hahaha Opposite of what Paula Deen said. Toink! :)
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Experimenting the Pansit
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5 comments:
At least you tried! I am such a terrible cook but Hubby encourages me by saying that good recipes started with disaster ones! Practice make perfect, right? For sure you'll make it better next time. Good luck!
Kalami sa imong pansit dai woi padalhi sad tawn ko diria aron makatilaw ko anang imong gip display diha hehehehe
mummy sheng: yeah, same with hubby. he doesn't mind if the first try is burn or tasteless as long as I tried to cook then that's what's important. :)
gamay: i agree with you, it looks good but doesn't really taste good. haha
utah mommy: di ko manghatag ani kay walay lami, magbasol jud ang mokaon. haha sunod na lang kung makahibaw nako sa timpla. as if morag silingan bah. haha
looks yummy! maka tulo na pud ug laway, hahaha
bitaw, paibog ko ani bisan walay lami kay makailad man. haha bad jud ko dah. :)
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