We were finally able to try out this restaurant for my Mom’s birthday. Simple surroundings packed with lots of tasty food. I actually love it – would love to come back. I am sure the husband would love it there.
More pictures soon. I just have to compose my thoughts first.
I would be doing this for the kids. They always love fried chicken so this would be a welcome variation.
We are trying to eat less pork and beef so this will perfect.
Spend quality time with your loved one with this crispy-on-the-outside, juicy-on-the-inside lemony-sweet dish.
Serves 2 Prep Time 10 minutes Cooking Time 15 minutes
3 chicken breasts, deboned and cut into strips
salt and pepper to taste
1/2 cup flour
1 large egg, beaten
1/2 cup Japanese breadcrumbs
For the lemon glaze
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1/2 cup water
3 tablespoons lemon juice
3 tablespoons honey
parsley for garnish
1 Season chicken with salt and pepper. Coat with flour, followed by beaten egg, then with breadcrumbs. Fry chicken in oil until golden.
Set aside.
2 Make the glaze: Dissolve cornstarch in water then throw this mixture in, along with all the other ingredients, in a saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat, until it boils and becomes slightly thick. Drizzle glaze on chicken or serve on the side. Garnish with parsley.
Yummy tip: Prefer a stronger tangy flavor? Add 2 tablespoons lemon juice and 1 tablespoon honey to the recipe.
That’s what I badly need. I know I have been saying this for years now and it still hasnt happened. YET. If only money was not an issue. If only I had invested on silver or gold instead of shopping all the time. I’d have the savings – AND the vacation. While I cannot afford to go overseas like to the Caribbean for a vacation, it doesn’t mean I’m not dreaming of it. There is a new cancun all inclusive resort in the Caribbean that I badly want to try! They have resorts that cater to everybody – the honeymooners, the family, single people wanting to meet other people – that I just know we will have fun! I personally would want a Anniversary Getaway with the husband next year – we will be married for five years until then!
I remember news about a restaurant coming up in flames in a recognized mall a few months ago. It happened on a weekday, during lunch hour so there were a lot of guests, mostly employees on their lunch break, that were hurt. Initial investigation showed that it was due to a faulty gas tank that leaked.
Since then, public safety laws on commercial establishments have been strictly enforced, especially in restaurants and school. In fact there is a law that was enforced in 1996 called the Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations 1992. Commercial Kitchen Vent Cleaning was specifically mentioned in Paragraph 22.
The cleaning of kitchen ventilators, extractor fans and ductwork cleaning should be done in regular intervals with records on reports logged in and kept. This is important as majority of commercial kitchen fires start in the ductwork and can be prevented by regular and professional cleaning of kitchen vents.
Hygienic Maintenance Limited (HML) is a company founded by Roy Munford, Barry King and Steve Scott seventeen years ago. Their company specializes in the assessing, cleaning and monitoring of ducted air systems and specifically related air products. They are proud most of their workforce as most of their employees have been with them since the beginning, giving them more experience, work-wise.
I am not much of a cellular phone addict. I need one to carry my day to day communication needs, but I don’t have the need to dress the phone up nor have the need to always have the latest model once it is released. One thing I am fond of though is having the pictures of my kids as wallpapers for my phone. I know most would prefer cars, or movies or celebrities – you can go to Mozoot for that and take your pick among the plenty of wallpapers for mobile phones. Mozoot is where you need to go when you need to get high-quality mobile phone wallpapers.
With the recent devastating effects of typhoons left and right (there have been three super typhoons that hit Luzon in a span of one month alone), water plumbing and tubings are in badly need of repair. It has been found out the E.coli, a gastrointestinal bacteria, is present in water supplied to most cities. The waste water parts should replace those defective tubings!