Saturday, September 24, 2011
How to Cook Garlic and Grated Parmesan Mashed Potatoes
I like eating potatoes. Be it baked or fried. This one I am sharing with you about cooking mashed potatoes with garlic and grated parmesan cheese. I read this in a cook book and tried it at home myself.
To prepare you need the following ingredients:
1 Kilogram potatoes
1 tsp rock salt
2 tbsp. garlic, crushed
1 1/2 cups milk
1/2 tsp. fresh ground pepper
1/2 cup sour cream
1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Chopped fresh chives
1/2 cup butter
1. Peel Potatoes. Wash well and cut into large pieces. Put in a pot with enough water to cover. Add salt and bring to a boil. Cover and lower heat to simmer. Cook until fork tender, about twenty to thirty minutes. Drain immediately in a colander. Do not soak cooked potatoes in water. Return the potatoes to the pot, and cook over high heat to dry them out. Shake the pot to avoid scorching the potatoes and to allow excess water to evaporate.
2. In another saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat and saute the garlic until golden. Pour in the milk, salt, and pepper. Bring to a quick boil. remove from the heat.
3. Heat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
4. Transfer potatoes to a mixing bowl, or use the same pot that cooked them. Mash the potatoes with a potato masher or electric mixer until no lumps are left.
5. Mash or beat the potatoes while slowly pouring in the hot milk and the butter mixture. Add the milk in small amounts, beating after each addition.
6. Beat until light and fluffy.
7. Mix in sour cream and 1/3 cup cheese.
8. Spread mashed potato mix in a dish. Sprinkle with 2 tbsp. cheese. Bake 20 minutes or until hot.
9. Before serving sprinkle with chives.
Make six servings.
Friday, January 28, 2011
EARN MONEY ONLINE
How to turn 5 hours a week into $500 dollars a month you say? Well, there's a site that let's you earn money online in just a few months. It is not an overnight success, but it gives you trainings on how to become successful. This site is the SFI(Strong Future International) Marketing Group. It has been in the business since 1998, starting with just one product sold in the United States. Since then it has grown to more than thirty thousand products and services sold around the world.
SFI was created to allow anyone using a computer and with internet access the opportunity to tap in the worldwide e-commerce revolution. Anyone of legal age in his country can join this SFI opportunity since it is free to register online.
When someone signs in or registers as a member, he or she becomes an SFI affiliate. That affiliate will have professional websites for selling or marketing SFI products on the internet. SFI provides all the necessary sale support services including customer service, payment processing, and product shipment...which are at no cost to the affiliate. An SFI affiliate will also have his or her own store called Tripleclicks which was launched in January of 2009. It has products of more than thirty thousand including collectibles and items not found anywhere else on the internet.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Buy It. Sell It. Sulit.
Looking for a new house somewhere in the Philippines? Wanting to replace that old refrigerator of yours? Or maybe buy a new cellphone or laptop? At Sulit.com.ph, you will find lots of wonderful items for your personal or business needs. Categories ranging from Real Estate, Cars and Automotives, Business Products and Services, Jobs, Business and Earning Opportunities, Establishments and Business Locator, and even Events Announcements.
The Sulit.com.ph is a Buy and Sell Site that you can browse at any items and grab great deals on products under a wide selection of categories.
Do you have a brand new or second hand items to sell? Then post the items under the buy and sell category and get more exposure.
Everything you need is at Sulit.com.ph.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Garage Sales Online
I've stumbled upon this site TripleClicks that sells products of reasonable prices. Some items are new and some second hand but still in good condition. There are even cool gadgets ranging from cellphones, desktops, laptops and other electronic gadgets. The site also has a price auction bender wherein they have a featured auction items every hour that you can bid at a very low price. Other departments include are Books, Apparels, Toys, Children's Clothes, Furnishings, Home & Garden, etc. You can even sell your unwanted stuff online. Click the site below and see for yourself. Happy Shopping!
Monday, June 14, 2010
Freelance Job
I thought that the site Freelancer, was not real. But it is. And I got my first freelance project on this site and was paid---in dollars! Freelancer was used to be called “Get a Freelancer, now they shortened it to just Freelancer. This is a site where you get to bid projects and get paid. Employers will post a project on the site along with the budget they have. Providers from different countries shall then bid on the project. Usually bidders range from as high as $1000 to as low as $30 dollars, depending on the rate of the employer.
I filled up my profile and chose categories that suited me. There are many categories available, from Web Design, Article writing, translations, I.T, and a lot more. I began searching for projects that is related with writing, which is my skill. My eye caught on the project that’s about storyboard writing. Hmmm, seems to me that it’s my forte. I looked at some of the other bidders’ rate, which the highest was $200 and the lowest was $30. So I gave it a try and bid $160.00. Just the right amount I thought. I left a message on the employer’s inbox and introduced myself and told the employer that I was interested on the project. The next day, I got a message from my Freelancer’s inbox. Viola! It’s from that employer that I applied. He gave me a test, more like a sample concept for me to write. I read the concept and started working on it. I submitted the script the same day, and waited for the result. I got another message again from him and told me that the script was interesting and then I’ll be put in their list along with the other applicants. He will contact me again soon, the message said. A week has passed but no message. And another week, but still none. I thought that maybe I didn’t get the project. Two days later, I didn’t open my internet, since I was busy at work. But when I opened my internet at home, and checked on the Freelancer site and inbox, wow, there were like I think 5 messages from the Storyboard project that said I was awarded the project. The last message was if I didn’t I accepted the project within 12 hours the project will be given to someone else. I looked at the time sent and 12 hours have not yet passed. So I immediately clicked on the “accept” button. Whew! That was close! I almost didn’t get the project if I hadn’t opened my inbox. So after a few hours, the employer gave me the project and the concept of what I’m going to write. It took me two days to finish the script and storyboard. The client was impressed with my work and paid me $160 through Freelancer. The client gave me a rating of perfect 10 and a very nice feedback. I was really very happy. A Filipino got the project out of many other foreigners who applied for the project. Hope I will do better again next time. Now, how was the money released or sent to me? That will be in my next story to tell.
Monday, May 3, 2010
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
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