Post Views: 11,118 Pipian manok is an Ilokano version of chicken porridge that you can usually find in the city of Vigan. It’s basically a Sinigang version of Lugaw. It has an orangey color because of the atsuete (Annatto seeds). If you haven’t tried this recipe, Pipian is a crossover between Arroz Caldo and Miki… Continue reading Pipian
Post Views: 54,021 This Pancit Vigan recipe is also known as Pancit Musiko in Vigan Ilocos Sur. A traditional snack for Music Bands (mga musikero) in Vigan fiestas. Why not try this delectable recipe today, it’s super delicious even for breakfast. Servings: 2 PANCIT VIGAN INGREDIENTS: ½ cup chicken breast (boiled and shredded) ½ cup… Continue reading PANCIT VIGAN
Post Views: 14,013 Pinais is a native delicacy of Cavinti, Laguna cooked with finely chopped freshwater shrimps, garlic, onion, coconut meat and salt. Then wrapped tightly in banana leaves and simmered for almost 2 hours in coconut water and coconut milk until it liquid dries up and pot (palayok) becomes oily and aromatic. Paborito ng… Continue reading PINAIS OF LAGUNA
Post Views: 24,970 Level up your adobong balut recipe and make it spicy hot with our Adobong Balut with Chili Oil. Spicy and so delicious! ADOBONG BALUT WITH CHILI OIL INGREDIENTS: 10 pieces balut (boiled fertilized duck egg)6 cloves garlic, minced1 onion, chopped1 thumb-sized ginger, peeled and minced½ cup soy sauce¼ cup vinegar¼ cup water2… Continue reading ADOBONG BALUT WITH CHILI OIL
Post Views: 51,837 Puto and Macaroons in one recipe. Its fluffy just like any puto and yet taste like macaroons. Simply delicious and a new twist you can add to your merienda menu. This puto macaroons recipe yielded 13 mamon cups only, however it will yield double if you will use medium puto cups and… Continue reading PUTO MACAROONS
Post Views: 24,928 Hinalang na Baka or Beef Halang-halang. Super Spicy Beef and Innards Soup. Best soup for any hangover problems. This spicy soup is very high in Uric acid because of the beef innards. People with gout should avoid eating this kind of soup recipe. HINALANG NA BAKA RECIPE INGREDIENTS: 3 cups beef and… Continue reading HINALANG NA BAKA
Post Views: 37,616 This steamed eggless puto pandan is healthy. Nice and good recipe of puto, no oil, no eggs and its cholesterol free. Happy baking! Steamed Eggless Puto Pandan INGREDIENTS: 2 cups all purposed flour,1 cup refined sugar,2 tablespoons baking powder,1 and 1/4 cup evaporated milk,1/4 cup water,one tablespoon pandan flavoring, green food color,cheese… Continue reading Steamed Eggless Puto Pandan
Post Views: 108,210 These Binangkal with Banana is for the win. I love it so much. Its crunchy outside, soft in the inside and mildy sweet. Perfect snack in the afternoon with coffee. Try it today. Happy cooking! BINANGKAL WITH BANANA INGREDIENTS: 1 cup mashed ripe banana (lakatan)2 ½ cups All purpose Flour1 teaspoon Baking… Continue reading BINANGKAL WITH BANANA
Post Views: 21,007 Binagol – A Visayan Delicacy What is Binagol? Binagol is from Western Visayas. Binagol is a delicacy made from the root crop “Taro” or “GABI” in Filipino language. The name Binagol came from the word “bagol” which means coconut shell. Binagol is a Filipino delicacy which is made from grated taro mixed… Continue reading Binagol Recipe
Post Views: 48,682 How to make latik toppings or garnish for Biko or Sinukmani and other kakanins. Latik is made from coconut milk curds. You boil the kakang gata or coconut milk until all the liquid evaporates and only the fats and oil are left in the pan. This is what you call “Latik”. Ang… Continue reading HOW TO MAKE LATIK
Post Views: 62,826 Bukayo Recipe is a Filipino dessert made from shredded young coconut meat and cooked into caramelized buko juice and brown sugar. This favorite dessert in Quezon province can also be used as a filling to different Filipino kakanin and or as a toppings to any dessert. Happy cooking! BUKAYO NG QUEZON PROVINCE… Continue reading BUKAYO RECIPE
Post Views: 51,986 Curacha in Alavar Sauce is a famous Zamboanga’s secret blend of sauce with spanner crabs cooked in coconut milk, curry and other spices. Don’t leave Zamboanga without visiting one of their famous dish at Alavar’s Seafood and Restaurant. “Curacha is also known as spanner crab or red frog crab. Commonly found in… Continue reading CURACHA IN ALAVAR SAUCE
Post Views: 77,012 Quick and Easy Mini Hawaiian Pizza using ready made frozen pizza dough by Marby’s bake shop. I bought it at SM supermarket frozen section. Just thaw it first at room temperature before baking it. For some of you who doesn’t have an oven at home. You can still bake pizza by using… Continue reading Quick and Easy Mini Hawaiian Pizza
Post Views: 68,989 This is how real Menudong Tagalog is cooked. Back in the days, when ready made pouches of tomatoes are not yet common. This is how Menudo is cooked, no instant tomato sauce and no instant tomato paste. Just real tomatoes, all natural ingredients. Happy cooking! Menudong Tagalog INGREDIENTS: 1 kilo pork (menudo… Continue reading Menudong Tagalog
Post Views: 30,142 Adobong Isaw ng Baboy or pork intestine cooked in adobo sauce until it becomes very tender. A friendly reminder that this recipe is very high in uric acid. Please eat in moderation. Best serve for “pulutan” or appetizer. Happy cooking! ADOBONG ISAW NG BABOY INGREDIENTS: ½ kilogram pork isaw, cleaned well5 cloves… Continue reading ADOBONG ISAW NG BABOY
Post Views: 181,925 Have you tried Whole Egg Leche Flan yet? It is so creamy, soft and delicious. A very ideal flan for business too because you are able to use all the eggs and you can save more. The taste is not even different from the pure yolk leche flan! Whole Egg Leche Flan… Continue reading Whole Egg Leche Flan
Post Views: 37,512 Skewered Saging na Saba or Banana Cue in caramelized sugar. All time favorite afternoon snack of Filipinos. My favorite Filipino street food! Banana Plantains fried in tons of sugar! Banana Cue Recipe INGREDIENTS: 16 pcs. semi ripe/ripe saging na Saba, peeled (cardava banana)1/2 cup sugar + extra sprinkle3 cups Vegetable cooking oil… Continue reading Banana Cue Recipe
Post Views: 142,662 This Coffee Jelly Ice Candy Recipe is super smooth and delicious! Its because of its extra smooth texture just like an Ice cream. Yes, this is the Ice candy recipe you’ve been looking for. I used Cassava flour to make the texture slightly softer and prevent ice crystals from forming when frozen.… Continue reading Coffee Jelly Ice Candy
Post Views: 155,809 Another native Filipino kakanin from the province with abundant sugar cane plantations. The makers of Panutsa/Panotcha like the provinces of Pangasinan and Ilocos. In other provinces it is also known as Sinakob, Tagapulot, Pulitipot, Panotcha or Sugar Cane Mollases. This dark sugar cane mollases is like a (half sphere) bao in shape… Continue reading Palitaw sa Panutsa Sauce
Post Views: 172,102 Have you tried Bibingkoy of Cavite?It’s an original Caviteño rice treat that taste like tikoy and buchi with ginataan! A glutinous rice cake pillow with green monggo/mung bean paste filling and served with generous creamy coconut milk with glutinous rice balls, jackfruit strips, and sago. Best breakfast you’ll ever taste when in… Continue reading Bibingkoy Recipe ng Cavite
Post Views: 22,260 Ginataang Kuhol or Snails in Coconut milk in France more commonly known as Escargot in Coconut Milk. Nutrition Facts: This recipe are basically rich in Protein, Vitamin D, Calcium, Iron and Pottasium as stated in the Nutrition Facts Table below calculated by Very Well Fit. An ideal menu for Lenten Season or… Continue reading GINATAANG KUHOL
Post Views: 188,388 Pancit Luglog uses thick rice noodles, while we all know that Pancit Palabok uses thin rice noodles. But do you know the difference between Pancit Malabon and Pancit Luglog? These noodle dishes have thick rice noodles and have the same shrimp sauce topped with a variety of savory ingredients. So what’s make… Continue reading Pancit Luglog
Post Views: 16,259 The Origin of Pancit Marilao, BulacanA Story by Noel Santos:“She met this girl almost seven years ago, a fourth generation and descendant of Japanese diaspora, of whom their relatives were from Malabon and Marilao. And the story was this, sometime in March in 1899, people, men, women and children were shooed, from… Continue reading Pancit Marilao Recipe
Post Views: 364,269 Who doesn’t love a fresh and warm sugar donuts? Start frying some sugar doughnuts today. These yeast-raised doughnuts are soft, fluffy and so easy to do. You can sprinkle sugar, fill it with whipped cream, jam or even fill it with nutella. These are unbelievably delicious and ideal for breakfast, afternoon snack… Continue reading Sugar Donuts (Filipino Style)
Post Views: 53,889 These Suman Ilocano is always mistaken for Patupat. While others call it Suman Patupat. This simple Suman Ilocano are also called by others as Balisungsung in other provinces. Through the years this suman recipe were adapted by many other people from different provinces. These suman are very easy to make and requires very… Continue reading Suman Ilocano (PATUPAT)
Post Views: 24,335 Hot and hearty chicken stew with fresh young coconut meat and buko juice as the broth. Perfect for the cold weather! This Chicken soup is popular in Visayas Region specially in Iloilo. This soup is very similar to Tinolang Manok. But instead of regular water, coconut juice is used that makes the… Continue reading Chicken Binakol
Post Views: 75,114 Chorizo de Cebu is a small round processed meat that is juicy and sweet in taste. Cebuanos love to pair these longganisa with “puso”. In Cebu, “Puso” is a rice wrapped and boiled in a triangular casing made of woven coconut leaves. Where can I buy the ingredients for Chorizo de Cebu? The… Continue reading Chorizo de Cebu
Post Views: 31,036 How to make Gotong Batangas Gotong Batangas was originally called Gotong Lipa according to some. Nevertheless, this hot soup is best for rainy days. It is a well known comfort food of Batangeños. But before you start cooking let me give you some quick preparation guide for your tripe: A quick guide… Continue reading Gotong Batangas Recipe
Post Views: 337,757 If you want to start selling Maja Blanca, you can try this tried and tested recipe that yield 31 pieces of Maja blanca in tubs or in styro. Try it for business today. Maja Blanca for Business Recipe Yield: 31 pieces (spaghetti size styro)SRP: 40 pesos INGREDIENTS: 1 kilo cornstarch 1 ½… Continue reading Maja Blanca for Business Recipe
Post Views: 239,846 Our Lola’s Recipe of Chicken Pastel always brings back happy childhood memories. It may be a Chicken Pie to some but to us this Filipino Fiesta Recipe is called Chicken Pastel. This Chicken Pastel is easy but special. It is so creamy, delicious and its not oily at all. Want to… Continue reading Chicken Pastel
