Cream Cheese & Bacon Jalapeno Dynamites and the Philips Airfryer!

I love cheese dynamites. They're perfect because cheese and jalapenos/sili go well together like cheese on beef curry, cheese on—what the hell, CHEESE IS PERFECT WITH ANYTHING!

Dynamites. Photo from here

In Canada, we don't have the long and slender Sili, but we have Jalapenos. They're fat and rounder, but they serve the same purpose: to make cheese greater. Haha

So when you have leftover wonton wrappers and cream cheese (I always have cream cheese in the fridge. Tita Tip: You should too), you buy Jalapenos and make dynamites.

I found some bacon bits (which we have in stock for our salad days) so I added it as well, because duh it's bacon, hija.

Tita's Very Easy Dynamites for Lazy People

Ingredients:

Jalapenos

Cream Cheese

Bacon Bits

Wonton wrappers

Directions:

1. Cut Jalapenos in half and spoon out the centre part and the seeds.

2. Fill the hollow part with cream cheese.

3. Sprinkle bacon bits.

4. Wrap in wonton wrappers.

5. Deep fry till crispy. OR stick it in the Philips Airfryer!

My ever trusted airfyer!

This is one kitchen appliance that will do wonders for your domesticated millennial lifestyle. If you're one who tries to keep it healthy by staying off oily food, but has a hard time breaking up with french fries and lechon kawali, the Airfyer is for you. If you're too lazy to actually deep fry anything at all, and want to avoid the hassle of cleaning everything after, the Airfryer is for you. If you're still in doubt, check this out for 100+ more recipes you can make with the Airfryer!

This is not a paid post by Philips, but believe me, it does wonders. It's healthier because you may use as little oil, or none at all, and still produce the same fried goodness. It's faster, and you can adjust the heat you want on your food. Since we've bought ours, we've made fries, onion rings, katsudon, cream cheese wontons, chicken fingers, etc. The Pinterest Titas certainly approve!

I mean, look at this perfectly airfried dynamite!

You may check out Philips' website to learn more about the Airfryer and where to buy them in the Philippines! We purchased ours for $180 CAD (or around P6500) on sale, from it's original price of $240. It may be cheaper here, but it's a good investment for the millennial titas!

We'll keep you posted for more Airfyer goodness!

Tita T

1 comment:

B StifenMarch 30, 2017 at 11:23 PM
We are living in digital World. So we need to use digital cooking tools. So I am using a black color air fryer for drying food. Also you can choice your best quality air fryer from air fryer review site. Also I need a white color air fryer. Have you another blog?
Thank you