By Chrysa
Hazelene J. Sabuelo
Are you bored,
tired, sleepy and of course, hungry from long periods of classes? Nothing will
satisfy you more than an egg coated in thick orange batter, deep-fried to
crispy perfection, paired with either sweet, sour or spicy sauce and topped
with freshly sliced cucumber. What’s it called? The Fried Orange Quail Eggs.
Yes, it’s the Filipino favourite street food, kwek-kwek of course!
This recipe has
been present and available in the streets outside HTC campus and has long
satisfied the growling stomachs of each Trinitarian who, after their tiring
schedules, would head off to the nearby vendor to grab at least a cup of three
balls.
“Pasok kasi sa
budget at masarap naman,” Irish Unel Gumilac, 4th year BSA student
said.
“Nasasarapan kasi
ako sa lasa niya. Nakaka-satisfy ang itlog tapos masarap din ang sauce,”
Vanessa Sicilyenne Sabuelo, 2nd year BSBA FM student said.
On the nutrition
aspect, Randy Mendoza, 4th year BSCrim student said it has a lot of
benefits saying it has protein and it’s good for the body tissues and muscles.
“Actually
nakakapalan ako sa flour pero gusto ko yung egg at ang sauce,” Recel Jay Arila,
2nd year BA Communication student said.
Kwek-kwek only costs
a minimum of 10 pesos per cup. Now, who would resist a budget-friendly snack
that never fails to satisfy your famished organ? You too should grab a
kwek-kwek!

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