Filipino Recipes
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Pan de Coco
Pan de Coco or simply coconut bread is a slightly sweet, coconut enriched buns complimenting various meals. Originally from Spain, the rich buns are now the oldest running breads in the Filipino bakery platter. The […]
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Egg Pie
Egg pie is a sweet indulgence from the roots of Philippines and is a classic favorite in the Filipino local markets. A crunchy buttery crust compliments the soft and smooth texture giving the taste buds […]
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Beef Kaldereta
Kaldereta or caldereta, is a Filipino delicacy of Spanish adaptation that derives its name from the Spanish word caldera, which translates to cauldron in English. The adoption of calderata in to the Filipino cuisine was […]
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Spanish Bread
In the Philippines, the type of bread known as Spanish bread, which is a moist and soft bread filled with margarine and sugar, is one such dish as it has nothing to do with the […]
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Pancit Palabok
Who doesn’t love a good noodle dish? Pancit, or noodles, can be found fresh in open air markets and various supermarkets. Local restaurants each have their own spin on various Filipino noodle dishes. Eateries with […]
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Pork Sisig
Sisig translates to “snack on something sour” in Kapampangan. The dish originates from locals who bought pig heads from agents of the Clark Air Base. Pig heads weren’t used to prepare food for the Air […]
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Pandesal
Every cuisine has its culture’s take on the classic bread roll. Mexican cuisine has bolillos, Puerto Rico has pan de agua, China has bao zi. In Filipino cuisine, it’s a soft and pillowy roll from […]
Pan de Coco or simply coconut bread is a slightly sweet, coconut enriched buns complimenting various meals. Originally from Spain, the rich buns are now the oldest running breads in the Filipino bakery platter. The […]
Egg pie is a sweet indulgence from the roots of Philippines and is a classic favorite in the Filipino local markets. A crunchy buttery crust compliments the soft and smooth texture giving the taste buds […]
Kaldereta or caldereta, is a Filipino delicacy of Spanish adaptation that derives its name from the Spanish word caldera, which translates to cauldron in English. The adoption of calderata in to the Filipino cuisine was […]
In the Philippines, the type of bread known as Spanish bread, which is a moist and soft bread filled with margarine and sugar, is one such dish as it has nothing to do with the […]
Who doesn’t love a good noodle dish? Pancit, or noodles, can be found fresh in open air markets and various supermarkets. Local restaurants each have their own spin on various Filipino noodle dishes. Eateries with […]
Sisig translates to “snack on something sour” in Kapampangan. The dish originates from locals who bought pig heads from agents of the Clark Air Base. Pig heads weren’t used to prepare food for the Air […]
Sopas is a term for “soup”. The yummy dish is a richer alternative to the American chicken noodle soup. The difference is how sopas uses milk to enrichen the flavor of the broth. Additionally, the […]
Ginisang Munggo is one of Filipino favorites and it has been among the most common dish you can find in local restaurants or turo-turo. The plant munggo or mung bean (sometimes known as green bean) […]