A Manam Potluck Party

Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
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Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck
Manam Potluck

During our Sunday family lunches, we rarely (or never) volunteer to cook because we want to just relax and focus on enjoying everyone's company. Usually on Sundays the helpers are on day-off, and we resort to doing potluck. Except for Tonette, my brother's wife, who can whip up any dish without even thinking, Jaymie (my sister) and I just joke about bringing food that "tastes exactly like" famous restaurants' dishes but we actually did buy from the famous restaurant (haha).

So one Sunday lunch, I was so happy to treat the family to hearty (not fast food), delicious, as-good-as-home-cooked, Filipino dishes from one of my current favorite restaurants, Manam.

They told me about their new offering, Manam Pinoy Potluck and I couldn't wait to try it! I called in my orders and arranged for the sched to pick it up in their BGC branch.

The dishes come neat and securely packaged in these sturdy brown bagsand nicely labelled serving trays.You can serve the food directly from these platters or trasnfer the food to chafing dishes or serving plates if you're having a pretty party.Here are some dishes I ordered.

Get ready to drool...Grilled Tiger Prawns with Aligue ButterKare Kare OxtailBraised then Fried Chicken Adobo with Adobo FlakesPancit LukbanCrispy PataI never miss ordering these comfort food from Manam:Puto bumbong with Muscovado, Palitaw Yema, and the to-die for, Bibingka Dulce de Leche.

Try it Manam Potluck on your next gathering. Sharing the menu with you here.

Note that all orders are for pick up, not for delivery.