Home Cooking @ someone else's Home

Was invited for dinner at Donny's house last night (Saturday).

I seldom decline invites like this. I always enjoy eating home cooked dishes at friends houses. You want to try their own version of chicken pork adobo, relyenong bangus, etc...

Donny called up around 4:30pm:

Note: Our conversation was in Hiligaynon; translated in English

Donits: What are you doing?
Me: Nothing. We'll go to your house before dinner.
Donits: Have dinner here.
Me: Can I request for Liempo? (Donits' mom makes the BEST Liempo!)
Donits: No time to prepare it. Next time you must inform me in the morning.
Me: Ok. Anything goes.
Donits: Poca and I will do marketing and cook dinner.
Me: See you.
-end-

Donit's lives in Talisay which is about 6kms from where I live. We got to his place around 6:30pm. Donit was lucky that our old friend Poca Hontas was at his place to help him out.

Donits prepared his own version of pancit and chicken tinola. Poca brought lemon grass for the tinola.

Here's Donits' home-made Pancit which has slices of chinese chorizo. YUM!


Chicken Tinola: Lemon Grass was brought by Poca from Mountaiw View (Subdivision where he lives):


Poca made his own version of burger paties with mushroom-based gravy:


The Perfect Couple: Poca and Donits


After dinner we watched X-Men Orgins: Wolverine then called it a night. We brought Poca home. Poca invited us to go down when we got to his place. There was a party. We were so not dressed to the nines; not to mention that we were so tired. We declined the offer and went home instead. Next time. Next time. :)