Another happy chinese customer I had was... Lud Lim. He's a chinese businessman fron Binondo. He confessed that he loves to travel and he's also very adventurous when it comes to food. No wonder he landed having his dinner with The Artist Chef.
Monday, April 30, 2007
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Carrots Alemany
The lady with the rosy white cheeks... I wonder what is her secret. Let me ask Carrots Alemany, a preschool teacher, married with one kid. Her secret... living her life the way she's always wanted to---like teaching at a preschool somewhere in Dela Costa, Makati and taking care of her little baby. Obviously simple things in life that will make us happy will surely manifest in our aura as a person. Look at Carrots. She's so lovely and pretty. Aside from her intangible secrets, Carrots is not into meat, but veggies. Her proof, when she also ate the salad of her husband and end up not finishing her paella. On the other hand her husband finished the Perth steak that I prepared.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Heintje Yao
If there's one name that is hard for me to pronounce, that's Mr. Heintje Yao. It took me a while to get learn how to pronounce his unique name. He is a businessman that deals with metal and wood furniture. They are the first couple to have wine as part of their menu. I think they enjoyed the food and the night because of the special occasion they are celebrating.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Artist Chef Meets Sexy Chef
It's a rare chance when you meet a person with the same passion as yours. Two weeks ago I went to Boracay and met the SEXY CHEF herself, Rachelle Alejandro. A very nice person, she willingly shared her business with me. Well might as well capture the moment with this cute photo op with her.
Friday, April 20, 2007
My version of Kani Salad
This is my own version of Kani Salad. Never thought it was this easy to prepare. This will satisfy your craving without the guilt because it's very light even if you eat a lot. Best served with authentic japanese mayo. KEWPIE is the best japanese mayo brand. You can avail of that in any japanese grocery in town. I bought one in Makati near MCS and Little Tokyo. :-)
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Tony Lu
Meet Mr. Tony Lu and wife Therese. Tony aspired to be in advertising but ended up handling big brands and worked with big companies like Abott and Universal Robina. In URC, she met Terese---from there they came a long way. Living evidence is their cute daughter.
Kate is Tony's cute daughter. He insisted in bringing her because
Kate wanted to see the set up---the petals and all the candles.
Kate wanted to see the set up---the petals and all the candles.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Meat Balls & Salami
The day I learned about Rahelle Ray, I never stop following her TV programs, her magazine, her website and her life! The good thing about her is that she shares every new recipe she concocts---same here with me, I want my reader to learn how to cook decent food. Here's my pasta meatballs photos stuffed with cheese and tomato and basil as sauce. Good enough to feed a hungry hippo. For the sauce, use the same procedure as the tomato and basil. For the meatballs, it's ground beef sirloin with all the spices you want plus flour and egg then stuff them with cheese.
And for the incredible eater, if the pasta meatballs still not enough---a huge sandwich will complete your meal. Introducing my Salami Sandwich, I used wheat bread plus loaded with lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber and my mayo dressing! Food Preparation, Food Styling and Photography by yours truly, The Artist Chef.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Jake Gonzales
Meet Jake Gonzales, a former advertising accounts person who is now in the client side. With him during the dining was his wife and they are celebrating their anniversary. What I like about them is they both love pictures because aside from these photos I'm publishing---they also brought their own camera. Jake often making kulit about these photos... So here they are. Hope both of you enjoyed your night together at my place.
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Devil Prawn Bruschettas
One of my boyfriend's favorites among the dishes I concoct. Wanna know why? This bruschetta is very spicy and tasty because of mushroom and garlic in it---plus the jabanero. Really makes him perspire with every bite. This is also the same bruschettas that I gave my boss Pedi before he left for Europe.
Friday, April 13, 2007
Cathy Yu
Meet Cathy Yu, a chinese florist who was enticed by the idea of The Artist Chef dining. So here she is having her dining experience along with her husband. She insisted to bring her son because no one will take care of the baby . The baby looks like my chinese friend Harvey Diez---baby version. Aside from that there's one thing that is unforgettable about Cathy---when she asked me to fax my set meal menu instead of email. I find that kinda funny. Anyway she also offered a deal; it's like a tie-up, her flower business and my intimate dinner. But as of the moment I don't see any demand for flower arrangement, unless my customers will request for that.
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Penang Chicken Skewers
This my new concoction Penang Chicken Skewers. Indian and Malaysian spices plus the famous white wine from Paris is one great fusion, creating an exciting new dish. Along with the basil rice and ice cold water with lime, this dish is so light but very flavorful.
To prepare:
Marinade chicken breast cutlets with curry powder, paprika and cumin. Add salt, pepper and lime. Lastly put a dash of sugar. Set aside for 2-5 hour in the fridge. For the sauce, heat medium pan with butter add diluted coconut milk. Simmer it for 15 minutes. Add white wine and simmer it again for 10 minutes. Add sugar, curry powder and cumin. Simmer until thick then set aside. Get the chicken from the fridge and place the cutlets in skewers. Heat grilling pan and grill chicken. Do not overcooked. Serve with the sauce.
To prepare:
Marinade chicken breast cutlets with curry powder, paprika and cumin. Add salt, pepper and lime. Lastly put a dash of sugar. Set aside for 2-5 hour in the fridge. For the sauce, heat medium pan with butter add diluted coconut milk. Simmer it for 15 minutes. Add white wine and simmer it again for 10 minutes. Add sugar, curry powder and cumin. Simmer until thick then set aside. Get the chicken from the fridge and place the cutlets in skewers. Heat grilling pan and grill chicken. Do not overcooked. Serve with the sauce.
Monday, April 09, 2007
Riezel Correa
Meet Riezel Correa, Vicky Que's friend. She is a product of UP Los Banos and also having her master studies in Korea. Riezel is as nice and friendly as Vicky but somehow bubblier. They have something in common with Vicky and her boyfriend---they both left every plate very empty.
The Lettuce-Grape-Squid Trio. Really nice and healthy salad.
Good choice as appetizer. Would this salad be the second best?
Next to my Shrimp and Mango Medley.
Good choice as appetizer. Would this salad be the second best?
Next to my Shrimp and Mango Medley.
Sunday, April 08, 2007
Vicky Que
Meet Vicky Que, a product of UP Diliman who is currently having her masteral studies in Korea. Vicky became my customer when she came across The Artist Chef article from Anton's blog. When she read about it, she was still in Korea and we had our communication thru email. So when they finally dined, they showed me their great enthusiasm with the food I served---leaving every plate really empty. :-)
Saturday, April 07, 2007
Julius Albin Lim
Meet Julius Albin Lim, graphic artist at the ABS-CBN Interactive. Along with him is his "special Friend." Both of them are camera shy that's why I only have two souvenir photos that I can post. But I think they enjoyed each other while having their dinner, it took them three and half hours to converse and eat. Good sign, you think?
Friday, April 06, 2007
Anton Diaz
Meet Anton Diaz of the famous blogsite Our Awesome Planet and also a one-of-a-kind IT person from Procter and Gamble. I would like to thank him for featuring The Artist Chef Experience in his blog. Along with him is his very lovely wife Rachelle, but mind you...she is butter conscious :-) In Anton's blog you will always see their son Aidan in the photos, I requested Anton not to bring him to have an intimate dinner with his wife. Aside from that the place is also small. I think Rachelle is preggy, I'm happy for both of them because they are good couple.
Another Candid and lovely shot for the lovey-dovey couple.
By the way here's the link to Anton's blog about The Artist Chef Experience,
from which I've learned a lot.
http://anton.blogs.com/awesome/2006/12/the_artist_chef_1.html
By the way here's the link to Anton's blog about The Artist Chef Experience,
from which I've learned a lot.
http://anton.blogs.com/awesome/2006/12/the_artist_chef_1.html
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