On September 27, Saturday, 9am-1pm The Maya Kitchen will present the unique cuisine of Chef Martin Kaspar of l’entrecôte Corner Bar & Bistro.
Chef Kaspar will be demonstrating the following dishes:
Baked Mussels Au Cafe De Paris Butter,
Shrimps Piri Piri,
Beef Stroganoff,
Marinated Salmon on Lemon Risotto
Duck Liver on Potato with Caramelized Onion, Calamansi and Berry Glaze.
Chef Kaspar is part owner of l’entrecôte Corner Bar & Bistro located at the Burgos Circle, Forbes Town Center, Bonifacio Global City. A native of Baden, Switzerland, also teaches at the Alain Ducasse Culinary Institute at Enderun College.
His restaurant’s name is inspired by the legendary Le Relais de Venise–L’Entrecôte in Paris. Founded in 1959 by Paul Gineste de Saurs, the restaurant has made a name for itself by just serving steak-frites for its main dish with a unique butter sauce.
It was in 1986 when Chef kaspar first came to the Philippines as a Junior Sous Chef at the then Hyatt Regency. He has worked in different hotels like the Manila Hotel, The Byron Hotel and Stars of Giorgio before going back to Europe. It was in 2000 when he joined the Swissôtel Group from Zurich to Sydney, Australia.
Chef Kaspar came back to the Philippines in 2010 to establish l’entrecôte Corner Bar & Bistro and is now a permanent resident.
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It was once a dream for me to have a class ring after a graduated from college. Kids these days do not know about class rings anymore.
Back in the day, young couples in high school would exchange class rings and for the ladies, these are usually worn as a necklace’s pendant. If you wore one, that means you are in a relationship with the person who owns the ring.
This petite class ring for girls is something that I would have if I was only given the time and opportunity to hear the words: “design your class ring”
Ahhh…high school days.
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For two weeks now, I have been holding off buying sugar-laden cookies and biscuits for packed snacks for the children. Home-baked goodies are just some of the snacks they like to have aside from fresh fruits and sandwiches.
Here is a loaf of baked banana bread using Maya Banana Cake Mix:
Ingredients:
1 box of Maya Banana Cake mix
2 pcs of almost overripe bananas, SABA variety
1 med egg
1/4 cup fresh milk
Procedure: follow instructions on the box, these are fairly simple. One of the kids did this for me 🙂
I had my slice smothered with cream cheese, yum!
Tags: banana bread, banana cake, Maya Banana Cake Mix
We love pancakes and when there is not much time preparing these much loved breakfast fave, I use Maya’s Think Heart Whole Wheat Pancake Mix .
Ingredients to make 7-8pieces small pancakes:
Maya Think Heart Whole Wheat Pancake Mix
1 egg
3/4 cups fresh milk (I added another 1/4 cup to make the mix easier to scoop)
2T Canola oil
Procedure : Just follow directions in the box.
Serve with fresh fruits and your hot beverage of choice.
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