From top left: Honeybaked Ham, Queso De Bola (cheese), Chicken Pastel, Puchero (center), Embutido, some fruit and wine.
The ham and cheese were bought from the store, but they were really good. Embutido is the Filipino version of meatloaf with a little banan ketchup garnished over them. Really good slightly chilled or fresh the steamer with some pandesal (Filipino dinner rolls) I'll be making this for B+B soon. It's the only way really I could eat meatloaf. I love my mom's cooking. It's from her that I got my love for cooking. :) My mom had recently told me that before we came to America she would cook the puchero every week because it was one of my favorite. Reliving the fond memories for one day. Of course, we had the traditional steamed rice. I'll just have to get the recipes from her so that I can cook some for myself. Yum yum!!!
Our lovely tree this year.
Later that night the rain returned and poured down through the night. This gave me a fun
excuse to jump in some puddles and kick up the waters in my new rainboots and to finish off the night with a nice glass of wine. :)
10 comments:
I'm feeling the same way. I can't believe xmas has already come and gone and the year is ending. Almost frightening but exciting too!
Nisrine
love the tree and the great food
Happy New Year Jenn
Rebecca
Enjoy the last two days of 2010! Hope 2011 brings you much joy and happiness!
what a fun christmas, love the tree. happy holidays!
Looks like lots of great food for celebrating! Happy New Year to you!
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Happy New Year Jenn! I also can't believe it's already January again...time for me to get serious about life again!
I hope that 2011 is a wonderful one for you full of success and happiness and family. Looking forward to your short film!!
Happy New Year to you and it looks like you celebrated in style.
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