OneNETnews EXCLUSIVE: Local Chili-based Product wins Regional Young Farmers' Challenge and to be recognized with PBBM
(via DZRP-FM 94.5mhz's FMR: Radyo Partido - Camarines Sur / with reports from Irene Ruga)
TIGAON, CAMARINES SUR -- A homemade local chili-based product at Porto Kitchen from Mabalodbalod town, Tigaon, Camarines Sur was fully presented at the 2023 Regional Young Farmers' Challenge: Upscale Category via the Department of Agriculture (DA) during 'Bagong Pilipinas Serbisyo Fair' in Nabua, the said region.
(PHOTO and SCREENGRAB COURTESY: YF-Bicol & Radio-Television Malacañang via FB LIVE VIDEO & PHOTO)
Per the exclusive radio report as DZRP-FM 94.5mhz's FMR: Radyo Partido, as one Agri-Economist and Chili Farmer named Angelica Porto of 'Porto Kitchen' received a financial grant worth PHP300k (roughly U$D5,300) from the DA, and was personally taken home by the Philippine President (Ferdinand "Bongbong" Romualdez Marcos Jr.) as a Grand Champion in 1st Place.
Joshua Ros of Black J won 2nd Place in Ligao City, Albay and Carine May Virtus of Animatik Integrated Farm also won in 3rd Place.
According to Ms. Porto, the opportunity and support from the local government is a great leisure for young people like them who are trying to develop themselves and small or medium businesses for the Filipinos.
The group will represent the Bicolandias or Bicol Region, participating in the National Leg Competition (NLC) where the prize will soon reach to PHP500k (U$D8,811).
(SCREENGRAB COURTESY: TikTok Profile Page via PK)
If you want to purchase locally online or in person at Camarines Sur, in order to support small or medium businesses… You can find Porto Kitchen exclusively via TikTok Shop, for those only if you're in the Philippine territory.
PHOTO COURTESY for REPRESENTATION: Porto Kitchen via FB PHOTO
BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna
SOURCE:
*https://www.facebook.com/100076001904359/posts/326270699916324 [Referenced FB Captioned PHOTO via Porto Kitchen]
*https://www.facebook.com/100066792801817/posts/637364665166621 [Referenced FB Press Release Article via DA-Bicol]
*https://www.facebook.com/100087168188158/posts/268495926066012 [Referenced FB Press Release Article via Young Farmers Bicol]
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*https://www.tiktok.com/@porto_kitchen [Referenced Homepage Profile via TikTok]
-- OneNETnews Team
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I am honestly jealous of the fact that you like tofu enough to use it all the time. It's such a cheap and versatile food, and the things you make look so good, but I absolutely cannot stand the texture. Only exception is whatever it is some restaurants do to make cubes that are crispy on the outside and spongy, somewhat dry in the middle. Well, that and using a block of smooth tofu + a whole bag of chocolate chips to make cheesecake. That's the only thing I used it for at home. Pretty banger cheesecake and one of my favorite foods.
I do enjoy tofu in pretty much any form! which is nice as someone who's not eating any meat options lol.
BTW, that "spongy on the inside" tofu is achieved by freezing tofu and then thawing it! Crispy outside is likely fried. And I'm pretty sure some grocery stores do sell it in that form as "fried tofu" or "tofu puffs". Asian grocery stores most often have it.
I'm also a fan of the stuff you can do by blending silken tofu. I've made a lot of pasta sauces doing that, and I actually stocked up on the ingredients to make a chocolate mouse with it that I'm excited to try out.
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y’all. last night i toasted thick slices of this glorious rosemary sourdough in olive oil and then layered it with porthos solid white tuna, home grown onions and tomatoes, and a cream cheese chive mix and holy shit. beauty. decadence.
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