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Shrimp Ala King Recipe

Carmina was craving shrimp ala king, but instead of buying it at a restaurant, decided to make her own at home since she already had some ingredients. I normally make bacon carbonara decided to change the recipe around since my main ingredient is shrimp. Shrimp Ali King Recipe Ingredient: 1/2 Kilo - Fresh Shrimp (peel shrimp, remove intestine and head) 1 - Nestle Cream 2 - Tbsp Butter  2 - Tbsp Minced Garlic 1 - Cup Canned Corn (drain liquid) 1 - Knorr Shrimp Cube Black Pepper Salt Garlic Powder MSG (optional) Spaghetti noodles Parsley Flakes (optional) Marinate the Shrimp by season it with black pepper, salt, garlic powder and msg set aside. Cooking instructions: Follow the instructions on the spaghetti package to cook the amount you plan to eat. Sauce Cooking instructions: In a pot, melt the butter over low heat, then add the shrimp. Once the shrimp turn pink, add the corn and garlic, and sauté. Pour in the Nestle cream and mix until it begins to simmer, then add the shrimp cube ...

Frozen Shrimp Gyoza and Vegetable Gyoza

There are moments you want to fill up your freezer with frozen goods. My favorite has always been gyoza. They are easy to prepare all you need is a steamer or rice cooker because it can be cooked at the same time. Just make sure you have thongs to flip them over or use the rice spoon. They don't break apart. It is up to you if you would like to fry it afterwards being steamed up. I prefer mine just steamed and eat with rice. I had also purchase their Gyoza sauce for 72.00 pesos ($1.33). Shimp Gyoza is 384.00 ($7.11) and Vegetable Gyoza for 293.00 pesos ($5.43) not including 12% vat. Ingredients in back of the package: The Shrimp Gyoza and Vegetable Gyoza both tastes good. We have no problem with the overall product. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising for Frozen Shrimp Gyoza and Vegetable Gyoza purchase from Shin Mikana Farmers. Subscribe & follow @ Carmina Lifestyle  a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support!

Carmina's Review on Imuraya Ice Cream

Carmina was able to enter inside  Shin Mikana Farmers  located near Farmers Market, Cubao, Quezon City corner where they sell the fresh fruits. Those who love to eat Japanese food they have a restaurant on top while the grocery store is on the first floor. There is a staircase on the back to enter through and place your order with Japanese dishes from the menu. Carmina just went inside to look around and see what I can purchase. I've already seen their Facebook Page. I already knew what I was interested yet I came across from the freezer saw Imuraya Ice cream. Pick from the following  Azuki Bar Flavor, Uji Kintoki Matcha Flavor and Milk Kintoki Flavor all has red bean inside. The price is 55.00 pesos ($1.02) each ice cream. It is great because it is summer in the Philippines. I am sure there are a lot of people a fan of red bean can surely enjoy this dessert to cool them off. NOT SPONSORED. Subscribe @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel a place to look, discover and ...