Comments on: Beef Tapa Recipe http://pinoyfoodblog.com/recipes/beef-tapa-recipe/ Pinoy Food, Pinoy Cooking, Recipes and Photoblog Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:36:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Jhoanne http://pinoyfoodblog.com/recipes/beef-tapa-recipe/#comment-391 Jhoanne Fri, 04 Jul 2008 02:39:23 +0000 http://pinoyfoodblog.com/recipes/beef-tapa-recipe/#comment-391 Hopped from Cess' blog. Interesting blog here. It's all food! Will it be OK if I link you up? Hopped from Cess’ blog.
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]]> By: occupation: SAHM » Blog Archive » Homemade Beef Tapa http://pinoyfoodblog.com/recipes/beef-tapa-recipe/#comment-388 occupation: SAHM » Blog Archive » Homemade Beef Tapa Wed, 02 Jul 2008 23:17:30 +0000 http://pinoyfoodblog.com/recipes/beef-tapa-recipe/#comment-388 [...] got the recipe from Noemi’s food blog but I varied it a little bit. I added a tablespoon more of garlic and soy sauce and had the beef [...] [...] got the recipe from Noemi’s food blog but I varied it a little bit. I added a tablespoon more of garlic and soy sauce and had the beef [...]

]]> By: Tapsilog From Rodic’s Diner | Pinoy Food, Filipino Cooking http://pinoyfoodblog.com/recipes/beef-tapa-recipe/#comment-160 Tapsilog From Rodic’s Diner | Pinoy Food, Filipino Cooking Tue, 08 Jan 2008 02:32:18 +0000 http://pinoyfoodblog.com/recipes/beef-tapa-recipe/#comment-160 [...] Tapsilog as we know it was coined from the word Tapa (salt-cured beef ), sinangag (fried garlic rice) , Itlog (fried egg). Filipinos are so creative when labelling their dishes. My favorite tapsilog is the one served at Rodic’s Diner at the Shopping Center inside the UP Diliman campus. Tapsilog wasn’t the trend during my seventies UP days but Rodic’s Diner brought a respite to famished UP students who were bored eating the dorm’s University Food Service (UFS). When my daughter studied in UP, I rediscovered Rodic’s Diner’s and their new dishes especially Tapsilog . I enjoyed the lean and tasty beef tapa meal at such an affordable price. Now my two daughters are hooked. Their tapa is not the usual beef slices. It looks similar to the texture of corned beef but drier. There is a distinct flavor that is not common to other beef tapa recipe. Maybe star anise? (If you’re looking for a beef tapa recipe, here is my very own beef tapa recipe) [...] [...] Tapsilog as we know it was coined from the word Tapa (salt-cured beef ), sinangag (fried garlic rice) , Itlog (fried egg). Filipinos are so creative when labelling their dishes. My favorite tapsilog is the one served at Rodic’s Diner at the Shopping Center inside the UP Diliman campus. Tapsilog wasn’t the trend during my seventies UP days but Rodic’s Diner brought a respite to famished UP students who were bored eating the dorm’s University Food Service (UFS). When my daughter studied in UP, I rediscovered Rodic’s Diner’s and their new dishes especially Tapsilog . I enjoyed the lean and tasty beef tapa meal at such an affordable price. Now my two daughters are hooked. Their tapa is not the usual beef slices. It looks similar to the texture of corned beef but drier. There is a distinct flavor that is not common to other beef tapa recipe. Maybe star anise? (If you’re looking for a beef tapa recipe, here is my very own beef tapa recipe) [...]

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