Iska: Masarap naman talaga yung tutong kahit yung sa mga ulam.

Duane: thanks for visiting.

Jmom: Yep homemade rice cripies is possible!
celiaK | Homepage | 15.Nov.06 - 12:13 am | #

see, now here's something else that I've never tried even when I was growing up in the Philippines. My girls will be really interested to know we can make our own rice crispies
JMom | Homepage | 09.Nov.06 - 3:23 pm | #

Sounds wonderful. I am going to try this recipe.
Duane | Homepage | 08.Nov.06 - 10:56 pm | #

another very interesting recipe for lasang pinoy... i've never tried this before and neither my mom kaya talagang bago sa akin. my folks like eating tutong the way it is i don't know why...
iska | Homepage | 08.Nov.06 - 2:10 am | #

Joey: Yes you can make them that way! I don't know how they make them commercially though.

Mike: People like you who work tirelessly for Lasang Pinoy deserves our wholehearted support.

Stef: Ah yes drying in the fridge! I forgot you can do that. Thanks for sharing that. And mabango nga siya... took me right back to my childhood.
celiaK | Homepage | 07.Nov.06 - 10:38 pm | #

oh, celia, my mom will love you! she always lectures on why we should save our tutong. i'll be sure to prepare this for her when she comes over.

note on drying: another technique is to dry it in the fridge. this may take several days, pero i just leave it in an open container and voila, dry and brittle grains.

and here we go again with british/american terms: flapjacks here are pancakes.

ang bango sigurado nito!
stef | Homepage | 06.Nov.06 - 10:49 pm | #

aha! i never thought ampaws could be made from leftover rice! that one looks really yummy! thanks for your never-ending support and for joining lasang pinoy 15!
mike | Homepage | 06.Nov.06 - 10:21 am | #

Hey! That looks good and I never knew that you could make ampao that way! Thanks for sharing your story...
joey | Homepage | 06.Nov.06 - 3:14 am | #