Cook Flavorful Dishes Without Meat With Ajinomoto PorkSavor

Posted on Jul 17 2016 - 11:00pm by tweenselmom

Filipinos love flavorful dishes. That’s why when we cook, we always  make sure that we use varied types of spices and when we eat, we have all sorts of condiments. But sometimes, due to some health reasons or budget constraints, we like to cook without meat. Good thing is that it’s not impossible to do with Ajinomoto PorkSavor seasoning mix. You see, adding salt or fishsauce (patis) won’t be enough if you want to achieve flavorful dishes. I’ve tried that before. Although our ulam has this taste, it only tasted salty. It lacks that savory taste we usually find when we eat outside. Ajinomoto PorkSavor is the answer to that.

Ajinomoto Pork Savor

Ajinomoto invited me to attend its PorkSavor All-In-One media launch with a live cooking demonstration in CCA Manila. I truly enjoyed this activity as we watched Ms. Nancy Reyes-Lumen, the famous “Adobo Queen”, showed us how to cook meatless dishes. What she did was great because the recipes were for simple but most often served dishes. Feel free to download and use the recipes shared by Ajinomoto.

Ms. Nancy Lumen and Mommy Bambi

Ms. Nancy Lumen and Mommy Bambi live cooking demo

savoring the vegetable soup

savoring the vegetable soup

Meatless Dishes Recipes

Meatless Pancit
Veggie Soup
Simple Pastel

Ms. Lumen also shared valuable tips in cooking and I made sure to take note of them as it was my first time to hear them. Here are some of those tips:

1. When you cook pancit, a quick tip to avoid spoilage is to put a space in the center of the pan where you are cooking it. This will allow the dish to “breathe” and prevent spoilage. You can even apply this in salads.

2. When you are cooking dishes with multiple ingredients, if possible, cook the ingredients separate from the others. This way, you retain the flavors of each ingredient when you cook. And then you can just mix all these ingredients together.

3. Maggi PorkSavor can be used to remove the fishy smell of fishes.

4. If you will be cooking with tomatoes, remove the seeds first because the seeds do not contribute a lot in the dish.

Mommy Bambi and Enrique Gil As Ambassadors

Another exciting part of the launch was the introduction of the new brand ambassadors who were Mommy Bambi and his son, the handsome actor, Enrique Gil. My daughter who was with me during the event told me that she felt that time had stopped when she saw Enrique. In fairness, I felt kilig myself when I saw the actor. He looked so cute.

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in heaven with Enrique Gil

my daughter was in heaven with Enrique Gil

Enrique and his mom was perfect to serve as role models for Ajinomoto Pork Savor because Mommy Bambi really cooks, as she told the audience, for her family and Enrique and his 2 siblings. Enrique, on the other hand, showed how he loved his mom and her dishes. I love their tandem because they showed us that a mother can show support and love to her children no matter how busy they both are. With Pork Savor, it’s easy and quick to cook tasty dishes. For busy moms and busy kids, easy to prepare and guiltless dishes will mean more time to spend in the table to eat together.

13 Comments so far. Feel free to join this conversation.

  1. islesgilian July 22, 2016 at 11:14 pm - Reply

    I honestly put ajinomoto or PorkSavor just to add some flavor. IT really makes a difference. I haven’t perfected my pancit, but when I used PorkSavor, it was just really delicious. =)

  2. nhessie a. July 23, 2016 at 4:01 pm - Reply

    I like including ajinomoto in the dishes I cook – it gives my recipe a little extra something eh!

  3. Maan Laxa July 24, 2016 at 9:39 am - Reply

    We no longer buy or use flavouring in our dishes because of my dad’s kidney condition but I honestly love the flavour of umami!

  4. Nilyn EC Matugas July 24, 2016 at 11:54 pm - Reply

    Oh my! She hugged Ten Ten! I’m sure she’s all giddy about it! Unfortunately, we didn’t make it here, we were so late. 🙁

  5. Janice Lim July 25, 2016 at 4:06 am - Reply

    I’m a meatlover so I’m not sure how I’m gonna fare with cooking without meat. But because hubby and I are getting older we do have to start taking care of our health better. So, that said, I could use some of those meatless recipes! 🙂

  6. Melisa Centino Sanchez July 25, 2016 at 7:02 am - Reply

    I love the Umami flavor. My husband always used this product… Ang swerte naman ng daughter mo mommy naka hug kay Ten2 hehe

  7. liz July 25, 2016 at 6:34 pm - Reply

    Just like Maan, we stopped using these kinds of seasoning/flavouring in our dishes eversince my Dad was diagnosed with kidney failure. He already passed away but I still never really got the hang of using seasoning like these anymore.

  8. Maria Teresa Figuerres July 27, 2016 at 1:52 am - Reply

    Your daughter’s lucky to have that lovely photo with the handsome Enrique Gil. It’s also interesting to know that Ajinomoto Pork Savor removes the fishy smell of fish. Will check this out in the grocery later.

  9. Kaycee Enerva July 27, 2016 at 3:43 am - Reply

    Ajinomoto really makes everything taste better. Hindi naman kasi totoo yung rumor about msg.

  10. Mhaan Arambulo-Delos Santos July 27, 2016 at 4:32 am - Reply

    Wow! Your daughter is so lucky! Love ko din si Enrique heheh. Dito sa bahay bawal ang flavorings because of my parents-in-law, we just use salt and pepper for flavors.

  11. animetric July 27, 2016 at 11:37 am - Reply

    Ohhh that’s Enrique Gil’s real mom pala, I thought she was some TV or cooking personality.

  12. Pink Nomenal (queenofthebangs) July 27, 2016 at 1:23 pm - Reply

    Enrique! We stopped using flavorings when cooking, only meat cubes. Thanks for sharing this. 🙂

  13. jared's mum July 28, 2016 at 4:42 am - Reply

    Am officially green with envy with the little girl because of that photo! ^_^ Meat cubes are really effective in making our dishes more savory. I use these from time to time.

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