My father in law cooked this dish. He seldom cook but when he does, it always taste nice. I remember my own father being that way too. He just cooks on special occasion but they're really really nice. But I think, I just appreciate it more than my own mother's cooking is being I don't get to eat it often. Change is like a holiday as what MCJ always say. Hopefully, my son won't feel that way to my own cooking as I don't cook that much now that I have a job. But when I do, I always try something new.
This beef stew has lots of veggies, another reason why I like it apart from the taste.
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My dad also cook better than my mom, unfortunately,he doesn't cook very much either.
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FoodTripFriday
Hey girls, welcome to "my dad is a better cook than my mom" club! *lol* I love the richness of the stew. Kahit rarely ako kumakain ng beef, yan siguro kakain ako!
ReplyDeleteNow that I am away from home, I always yearn for my father's home-cooked Ilonggo meals, especially his adobo, chicken binakol, dinuguan... ayayay! I could go on and on. He also makes the best bakaretas. My mother, on the other hand, makes great pastries :D
We Ate This!
what a coincidence, I just made beef stew yesterday :-)...will be my entry for ftf next week :-)
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