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I have always used a knife but I will try the grater next time..😊

Sarap nyan manong. Yummy

It's more itchy than prickly to me. The slime of the taro has the itch I think. I wear gloves when I handle them and I cook them extra longer and I soak them first for a day. I love them with coconut cream and ginger too but I have to take extra precautions preparing and cooking them. Thank you God bless you Maranatha

Greetings everyone, Manang Grace is the test lab guinea pig🤣. If there isn't a next episode, I know what happened. It looks good though.

Great!❤

Ganda po ng mga roses nyo❤

Ang ganda po ng garden nyo pareho po tayo ako rin po love na love ko po mag tanim ng mga gulay at mga ornamentals. New subscriber no po ako from Mabalacat City Pampanga. Kung may malaking space lang po ako dito sa aking garden ay gusto ko rin po ng mga fruit bearing trees. Ganda po ng vlog nyo❤

There is a small secret to tenderize the beef...

Manang Grace kamusta na po kayo?

Wow sarap ❤❤❤

What type of oil do you like to use for cooking? Watching you cook is very relaxing, great video 👍

I love this video, the history, the humour and the view. Thank you for a delightful entertaining and educational experience. I like how you explained that it was live so no cutting board needed, I love the view, the simplicity and learning the culture. Thank you Looks delicious. GREAT VIDEO !! SO FUNNY TOO

Looks delicious👍. I made some pinakbet couple days ago. I went and harvest my vegetable in my favorite garden, Island Pacific Filipino Supermarket🤣🤣🤣

Nice garden Romulo👍. Beautiful flowers. I can taste the bitter melon leaves with bagoong salad or bitter melon fruit with eggs recipes! I wish the weather here is favorable for garden like yours. Its been so hot here (100 + degrees) since the beginning of July.

Looks grandeus! For the beauty of the earth is in your hands!

Thank you to you. It reminds me of you of my lola on father side. She use to cooked that Inangit ilocano probinsya version.

The garden is doing well👍👌

Sir i like that ilokano style pinakbert.......kaya lang to much daldal less cooking, happy cooking god bless.

Vinegar! Why? The fermentation will produce sourness so there is no need for it. The preparation of pickle mustard green traditionally/authentically would never call for vinegar anyway

Nice video, I learned a lot. It would help with your presentation if you looked into the camera directly more and blinked less. :)

nagluluto ka ba o nagvivideo, sira ulo ka

biisan mo na daldal ka pa ng daldal

Looks like quick and yum recipe👍

Can you do this procedure to an old grown papaya tree? Must try I got one full of flowers. Thanks

Romulo's trick of the trade!

Met deze tips durf ik het aan een s zelf octopus klaar te maken

👍🏼

It won't be long you will be harvesting fresh vegetable and cooking them in the kitchen. Some of the mustard leaves can be pick now to make a meal. Check online for recipes.

very nice garden 🤩

Ganda na manong di tulad nung nagpunta kami dyan hehehhehe

👍👍👍👍👍

Good teacher. Explained well.

Pls show what you did. Why did you shift the focus if the camera to the leaves and flowers ? What we want to see is what you did to the trunk.. partly I saw you cut it...did you cut it completely or just bore a hole?

Greetings! Romulo, Is this same recipe as BINULBOL in Ilocano? Nice garden kitchen.

Aloha and Mahalo from Hawaii❤

It's easy enough👍

You can also find Crisco by block and it is already marked how much cup or tbsp is so you don’t need to use a measuring cup. Just a tthought.

Nice. My grandma used to make this growing up in Pinas. Romulo, what is the shelf life of the yeast balls you are using?

Wow fresh air too, love your place daddy☺️

Great tour thank you!

Is that milk u froze Sir😊?

It's a serving spoon here in the Philippines

Super imas na ata ... yum yum yum

Ganda naman ng garden mo Sir Mulong

Nice. Looks like the garden is ready to take off for the warmer👍. Here in the US, if you bought a plant or a tree from a reputable home improvement center (Home Depot or Lowe's) and dies, you can take it back to the center and trade it for another plant or get your money back. Most plants is returnable for 90 days but perennials, trees, roses, and shrubs gets extended 1-year window in Home Depot. Romulo, are you renting the garden space? They have a gardener club here also where you can rent a garden space.

Ganda na ng manong Juan iba nung nagpunta kmi dyan

👍. Now BBQ a steak to go with it.

Looks good👍!

I've been fan of binubudan since late 60s. Nasursurok kenni mother ko ti agaramid ti binubudan...isu nga kanayon ak gumatang diay Baguio city market ti bubod balls. Engana itatta no malagip ko agaramid dak ta maimasan nga dessert dagiti bisitak ditoy Umingan, Pangasinan