Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino

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About Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino
Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino is a multi-award winner of the Plaridel Writing Awards for excellence in journalism, given by the Philippine-American Press Club in San Francisco, California. She has won a Doreen Gamboa Fernandez Food Writing Award. She was an awardee of the FWN Filipina Women's Network 100 Most Influential Women of the World.
Betty Ann, as she is fondly called is an author, journalist, food writer, correspondent, former ad agency creative director and blogs about Filipino recipes on her popular site Asian in America (www.AsianInAmericaMag.com).
She wrote the cookbooks "Instant Filipino Recipes: My Mother's Traditional Philippine Food in a Multicooker Pot", "My Mother's Philippine Recipes" and "How to Cook Philippine Desserts: Cakes and Snacks" [Filipino Cookbook Recipes of Asian In America]. She co-authored the history book "Statesman and Survivor Elpidio Quirino, 6th President of the Philippines. She created, illustrated and published "Color and Cook Food Coloring Book" on original Filipino food art. All books are sold on Amazon.com.
Her writing has been published on Positively Filipino, the premiere online magazine; FOOD Magazine by ABS-CBN Inc.; Rustan's Sans Rival Magalogue; and Quirk Books Community blog (Philadelphia, PA). She has appeared on the TV network KACL- LA 18's "Halo-Halo with Kat Iniba" which aired in California and Hawaii.
She is a member of the International Association of Culinary Professionals and the Association of Culinary Historians of the Philippines. She serves as a Member of the Board of Advisers at the President Elpidio Quirino Foundation. Based in New Jersey, USA, Betty Ann travels often to the Philippines and Asia in search of traditional recipes and stories about culture and personalities.
Betty Ann, as she is fondly called is an author, journalist, food writer, correspondent, former ad agency creative director and blogs about Filipino recipes on her popular site Asian in America (www.AsianInAmericaMag.com).
She wrote the cookbooks "Instant Filipino Recipes: My Mother's Traditional Philippine Food in a Multicooker Pot", "My Mother's Philippine Recipes" and "How to Cook Philippine Desserts: Cakes and Snacks" [Filipino Cookbook Recipes of Asian In America]. She co-authored the history book "Statesman and Survivor Elpidio Quirino, 6th President of the Philippines. She created, illustrated and published "Color and Cook Food Coloring Book" on original Filipino food art. All books are sold on Amazon.com.
Her writing has been published on Positively Filipino, the premiere online magazine; FOOD Magazine by ABS-CBN Inc.; Rustan's Sans Rival Magalogue; and Quirk Books Community blog (Philadelphia, PA). She has appeared on the TV network KACL- LA 18's "Halo-Halo with Kat Iniba" which aired in California and Hawaii.
She is a member of the International Association of Culinary Professionals and the Association of Culinary Historians of the Philippines. She serves as a Member of the Board of Advisers at the President Elpidio Quirino Foundation. Based in New Jersey, USA, Betty Ann travels often to the Philippines and Asia in search of traditional recipes and stories about culture and personalities.
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Books By Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino
How to Cook Philippine Desserts: Cakes & Snacks (Filipino Cookbook Recipes of Asian in America 1)
Dec 16, 2016
$7.99
If you love a sweet ending to meals, then this cookbook “How to Cook Philippine Desserts, Cakes and Snacks” is for you.
Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino, author, award-winning journalist and recipe developer of the popular blog, Asian In America, presents 30 all-time favorite Filipino desserts transformed from traditional heirloom recipes into modern treats in her American kitchen. Her desserts are rice cakes, coconut sweets, cakes, pastries and special occasion sweets.
Born and raised in the Philippines, Betty Ann, as she is fondly called, channeled her love for sweets in these heritage recipes from her family and friends when she moved to America.
Drool over 30 mouthwatering full color dessert photos for every recipe.
Indulge in this 100-page cookbook of classic kakanins (rice cakes), coconut sweets like Bibingka, Putong Puti with Cheese, Kuchinta, Sapin-Sapin, Pichi-Pichi; to treasured family recipes of Crema de Fruta, Tocino del Cielo, Taisan de Pampanga, Mamon, Caramel Cake; and popular Ube (purple yam) recipes such as Ube Biko, an easy Ube Haleya, Ube Cupcakes, Ube Doughnuts and many not found on the author’s blog. After all, life is short. Make it sweeter with dessert.
Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino, author, award-winning journalist and recipe developer of the popular blog, Asian In America, presents 30 all-time favorite Filipino desserts transformed from traditional heirloom recipes into modern treats in her American kitchen. Her desserts are rice cakes, coconut sweets, cakes, pastries and special occasion sweets.
Born and raised in the Philippines, Betty Ann, as she is fondly called, channeled her love for sweets in these heritage recipes from her family and friends when she moved to America.
Drool over 30 mouthwatering full color dessert photos for every recipe.
Indulge in this 100-page cookbook of classic kakanins (rice cakes), coconut sweets like Bibingka, Putong Puti with Cheese, Kuchinta, Sapin-Sapin, Pichi-Pichi; to treasured family recipes of Crema de Fruta, Tocino del Cielo, Taisan de Pampanga, Mamon, Caramel Cake; and popular Ube (purple yam) recipes such as Ube Biko, an easy Ube Haleya, Ube Cupcakes, Ube Doughnuts and many not found on the author’s blog. After all, life is short. Make it sweeter with dessert.
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$9.99
This is the first Filipino cookbook with recipes for the Instant Pot or most multi-cookers.If you've been searching for a faster way to cook classic Filipino dishes using today's convenient and popular multicookers, like the Instant Pot, this cookbook entitled, Instant Filipino Recipes: My Mother's Philippine Food in a Multicooker Pot, is for you.
Traditionally, Philippine dishes often require long hours of braising, boiling, simmering, and roasting. Not anymore. The author, Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino, award-winning journalist, food writer, blogger, and recipe developer of the popular site, Asian in America, has put together this collection of 36 all-time favorite Filipinorecipes kitchen-tested in her own Instant Pot multicooker.
Born and raised in the Philippines, Betty Ann, as she is fondly called, channeled her love for these heirloom recipes from her mother when she moved to America and transformed them to everyday dishes for her family with ingredients from nearby sources without losing the soul of classic Pinoy cooking.
With these recipes specially developed for the Instant Pot and most brands of multicookers, you can cook traditional Philippine dishes adapted for an American kitchen in half the usual time and with perfect results.
Find mouth-watering, full color photographs to match allFilipino recipes in this cookbook of over 100 pages. Some favorites are: Arroz Caldo, Tinolang Manok, Filipino Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Pancit Canton, Chop Suey, Monggo Guisado, Alimangosa Gata, Adobong Pula, Kare-Kare, Pata Tim, Humba, Sinigang ng Baboy sa Bayabas, Chicken Pastel, Kuchinta, Putong Puti, Mango-Banana Bread, Pandan Iced Tea, Ube Haleya and many more.
And just like Mom's cooking, the author helps you achieve the soft tenderness, succulent flavors of favorite Filipino main dishes, soups,appetizers, sides, and desserts. By cooking Philippine dishes in an Instant Pot or most multicooker brands, you have the advantage of hands-free,walk-away-from-it cooking that allows you to free up more of your precious time for other activities.
Born and raised in the Philippines, Betty Ann, as she is fondly called, channeled her love for these heirloom recipes from her mother when she moved to America and transformed them to everyday dishes for her family with ingredients from nearby sources without losing the soul of classic Pinoy cooking.
With these recipes specially developed for the Instant Pot and most brands of multicookers, you can cook traditional Philippine dishes adapted for an American kitchen in half the usual time and with perfect results.
Find mouth-watering, full color photographs to match allFilipino recipes in this cookbook of over 100 pages. Some favorites are: Arroz Caldo, Tinolang Manok, Filipino Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Pancit Canton, Chop Suey, Monggo Guisado, Alimangosa Gata, Adobong Pula, Kare-Kare, Pata Tim, Humba, Sinigang ng Baboy sa Bayabas, Chicken Pastel, Kuchinta, Putong Puti, Mango-Banana Bread, Pandan Iced Tea, Ube Haleya and many more.
And just like Mom's cooking, the author helps you achieve the soft tenderness, succulent flavors of favorite Filipino main dishes, soups,appetizers, sides, and desserts. By cooking Philippine dishes in an Instant Pot or most multicooker brands, you have the advantage of hands-free,walk-away-from-it cooking that allows you to free up more of your precious time for other activities.
Other Formats:
Paperback
$9.99
If you have a deep craving to try new flavors from a classic cuisine, cook from this collection of traditional Filipino recipes transformed to today’s dishes in an American kitchen. Award-winning journalist, author and recipe blogger Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino presents "My Mother's Philippine Recipes" her second cookbook, a follow up to her first cookbook “How to Cook Philippine Desserts, Cakes and Snacks”.
Betty Ann, born and raised in the Philippines, of the popular blog Asian In America (www.AsianInAmericaMag.com), shares a special collection of her mother's recipes from her childhood, often cooked and served to family and friends who stopped by their home in Tarlac. Friends relished the multi-course meals her mother prepared, cooked with produce ingredients harvested from their backyard and farms, expertly grown by her father.
Some family favorites in this cookbook: Sinigang na Baka with Lemongrass, Tokwa’t Lechon, Pancit Palabok, Street-style Fish Balls, Carne Asada Kapampangan, Crispy Pata, Pork Barbecue, Spanish Cocido, Lechon Manok, Beef Kalitiran Pot Roast, Pastillas de Ube, Pastillas de Leche, Ube Puto-Leche Flan and some new dishes like Salted-Egg Potato Chips, Vegetable Siomai, Kangkong Salad with Salted Egg Dressing, Mango Tempura.
In this cookbook of 30 selected recipes each with full- color photographs, the author sets out to demystify the notion that mom's cooking is hard to do. Betty Ann, now based in New Jersey, shares that you just need the right ingredients to recreate the flavors, the memories and the love mom put into each recipe. This cookbook is for the novice who wants to learn how to cook classic Filipino dishes or for the culinary pro who needs traditional inspiration.
Betty Ann, born and raised in the Philippines, of the popular blog Asian In America (www.AsianInAmericaMag.com), shares a special collection of her mother's recipes from her childhood, often cooked and served to family and friends who stopped by their home in Tarlac. Friends relished the multi-course meals her mother prepared, cooked with produce ingredients harvested from their backyard and farms, expertly grown by her father.
Some family favorites in this cookbook: Sinigang na Baka with Lemongrass, Tokwa’t Lechon, Pancit Palabok, Street-style Fish Balls, Carne Asada Kapampangan, Crispy Pata, Pork Barbecue, Spanish Cocido, Lechon Manok, Beef Kalitiran Pot Roast, Pastillas de Ube, Pastillas de Leche, Ube Puto-Leche Flan and some new dishes like Salted-Egg Potato Chips, Vegetable Siomai, Kangkong Salad with Salted Egg Dressing, Mango Tempura.
In this cookbook of 30 selected recipes each with full- color photographs, the author sets out to demystify the notion that mom's cooking is hard to do. Betty Ann, now based in New Jersey, shares that you just need the right ingredients to recreate the flavors, the memories and the love mom put into each recipe. This cookbook is for the novice who wants to learn how to cook classic Filipino dishes or for the culinary pro who needs traditional inspiration.
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