We went to Army Navy (again) because the big boys (the husband and my son) wanted to eat Bully Boy burgers again. My mom and I shared an order of chicken quesadilla and my dad ordered a burrito. My daughter feasted on chips and fries. It was a very laidback atmosphere since you eat outside on wooden tables, like a backyard. No serving by waitresses in french maid outfits. Your number is called when your order is ready!
This book has been a lifesaver for me!
My husband has been complaining that we have not had any “new” food to try for a couple of weeks now. It is true. I have had our help cook the same meals every week. Knowing how little I know about cooking, I call it Divine Intervention when I saw this book at an office supply store (at all places!). We were buying my corkboard and a few office supplies when I glanced upon the magazine rack while falling in line at the cashier to pay. There were a variety of magazines, from health magazines featuring the latest testosterone booster products to gossip magazines and parenting magazines. This was in the top shelf and I knew I had to get it!
What I look about this book is the ingredients are familiar and can be bought at a local market. The recipes are tested Pinoy favorites too!