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5 Mush Masarap Dishes With Jolly Mushrooms

I just discovered that I can add mushroom to my kids favorite dishes making it more mush masarap. We love eating mushroom as it is, and yes use it on certain dishes like carbonara. Adding it on, say, chicken pastel, is very new to our kids. Nagulat ako na nagustuhan talaga nila.

I am sharing with you some of our favorite dishes na mush pinasarap with Jolly Mushrooms. You have to try these too and share it wit us ha. For more mush masarap na recipes using Jolly Mushroom, follow Jolly Eats on their Facebook page (https://web.facebook.com/JollyFoods/), subscribe din kayo sa Jolly Eats Youtube Channel

5 Dishes Mush Masarap Dishes With Jolly Mushrooms

Mush Chicken Pastel

The first time I tried adding mushroom to our ordinary chicken pastel, nagustuhan talaga ng kids ko. And you what I like most about this recipe, ang bilis lutuin, ang dali gawin, and I can pair it with rice or pasta.

Jolly Mushrooms used: 400 grams whole

Mush Japchae

Japchae is a Korean stir fried starch noodles. Inspired to create one with the use of what’s available in our pantry, I discovered how tasteful it can be with Jolly Mushrooms. Even the chicken I used is a left over! Check out the vide preparation on my FB Page: Mommy Pehpot (link to video on my page)

Jolly Mushrooms used: 400 grams stems and pieces

Mush Burger Steak

We all know we put mushroom on burger steak sauce, pero pwede din pala to include yung mushrooms sa burger mismo. Tuwang tuwa talaga ako that I followed Jolly Eats. Ang dami ko nakukuha na recipes na nagugustuhan ng mga kids ko.

Jolly Mushrooms used: 400 grams stems and pieces and 400 grams whole

Mush Pork Giniling

This recipe is also from Jolly Eats FB Page, but instead of using whole mushrooms, I used yung Jolly pieces and stems variant. We love giniling with lots of veggies. When I tried adding mushroom, medyo nabigla ang mga kids but in the end, mas masarap daw!

Jolly Mushrooms used: 400 grams pieces and stems

Mush Egg Omelette

Instead of usual pork/ham on egg omelette, I decided to add Jolly Pieces and Stems Mushrooms . This one for me is the ultimate breakfast. This is what I usually prepare when my schedule is full and I need a heavy breakfast. It is packed with fiber and protein. A toast or fried rice is all it needs para game na game na magtrabaho si mommy.

Jolly Mushrooms used: 400 gramsPieces and Stems

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Simple Christmas DIY Decors You Should Try This Coming Holiday

The holiday is approaching fast, and you wouldn’t want to be left behind when it comes to decorating your house. Moreover, while you might think that you need to spend a lot of cash on decorations but the truth is that there are lots of alternative ways that don’t involve a large sum of money. Moreover, if you are creative enough, then you might even create more beautiful Christmas decors compared to those that are being sold in the market. Below we have provided simple Christmas DIY decors you should try that will not only save you a lot of money but also makes your home look cheerful and lively.

Giant Christmas DIY Balls

If you have a lawn, then it’s perfect to have these giant Christmas balls all over the place. Either you hang them from your front porch and surrounding trees or just lay them on the ground, and they can easily make your home look gorgeous during the day. You don’t even have to leave your house to find the right materials. You can easily find giant plastic balls in some famous online shop and cover them with colorful craft papers. To make them noticeable during the night, you can wrap them with colorful Christmas lights.

Adorable Plastic Cup Snowman

Who says we can’t create snowman here in our country? Snowman is one of the most popular Christmas figures during this season and a must-have decor. But instead of using snow, we will be using white-colored plastic cups. Moreover, creating this kind of snowman can be done with the help of your kids. Once you’ve finished forming the cups into a snowman, you can put Christmas lights around him and place him on the porch. And since plastic cups are inexpensive, you can create more and place them all over your lawn.

Snowman Fridge

Probably most homes have their plain white fridge in the kitchen. If you have one, you can turn it into a snowman. To make it more fun, ask your kids to help you cut 2 large black circles for eyes, 3 medium black circles for his buttons, 5 small black circles his mouth, and lastly 1 orange triangle for his nose. Simply create the snowman image with those circles and place a red ribbon in the middle, and your snowman fridge is good to go.

Wall Mounted Christmas Tree

We all know that the Christmas tree eats up a lot of space inside the house, so why not try making a space-saver wall Christmas tree instead? This idea is very useful, especially for those who live in small apartments where they have very little floor space. To make it look similar to a regular Christmas tree, we recommend using artificial pine garland and some decors commonly used for Christmas trees. Feel free also to light it up with Christmas lights to make it more appealing to the eyes.

There are lots of excellent DIY ideas out there that don’t require you to spend too much. Just be creative, and don’t forget to have fun.

Pinoy Chicken Curry Recipe

This is probably one of the best chicken recipe I could share with you. MY kids really love this recipe and I hope you and your kids will love it too. After sharing this on my Facebook Page, I have learned that the chicken curry recipe I know is really different because I use gata. All the while, akala ko talaga may gata ang chicken curry! So that’s one thing that keeps from cooking this on a weekly basis, gata is not readily or conveniently available to us. We have to go to palengke to buy fresh gata. Buti na lang, I just discovered this new fresh gata product from Coco Mama. Sharing with you our chicken curre recipe using gata from Coco Mama Ph.