A classic Filipino sour soup made rich and hearty with pork belly, fresh vegetables, and tangy sinigang mix—perfect for cold days or hearty cravings. Cooking Tips: • Add more water if the broth reduces too much while simmering.• Gabi (taro) adds thickness to the soup, so cook it longer for a heartier broth.• Taste test…
A rich and flavorful Filipino vegetable medley simmered in coconut milk and cream, loaded with shrimp, pork belly, and bagoong—comfort food at its finest! Cooking Tips: • Don’t overcook the vegetables—add the softer ones like eggplant and okra last.• Use fresh coconut milk and cream for the richest flavor.• Stir gently after adding the ampalaya…
A classic Ilocano pork and liver stew made savory and tangy with soy sauce and vinegar—loaded with bell peppers, peas, and hearty flavor. Cooking Tips: • Don’t overcook the liver—it will turn rubbery.• Let the vinegar boil before stirring to avoid a raw sour taste.• Stir gently after adding liver to avoid breaking it into…
It refers to a traditional Filipino dish where fish is simmered in vinegar along with garlic, ginger, and spices—sometimes with vegetables like eggplant, ampalaya (bitter gourd), or radish. Cooking Tips: • Always add vinegar before water and avoid stirring early to prevent the fishy smell.• If using bony fish, gently shake the pot instead of…
A flavorful Filipino noodle dish packed with vegetables, seafood, and kikiam—perfect for pescatarians or those who want a hearty meal without pork or chicken. Cooking Tips: • Soak pancit bihon in water for 10–15 minutes before cooking to speed up softening.• Stir gently to avoid breaking the noodles.• Cook seafood just until done to avoid…
A rich, flavorful, and slightly spicy take on the classic Filipino adobo—this version uses tender eel stewed in vinegar, soy sauce, and aromatics for a truly unique dish. Cooking Tips: • Use mature eel for firmer meat that holds better when stewed.• Don’t stir after adding vinegar until it boils to prevent a bitter taste.•…
A savory and tangy Filipino-style pork dish marinated in soy-kalamansi blend, simmered with sweet pineapple tidbits, potato, and bold seasonings—topped with onion rings and crispy garlic. Ingredients Tips: • Use pork belly (liempo) for a richer taste or pork shoulder (kasim) for leaner meat with good tenderness.• Choose canned pineapple tidbits in syrup—they add natural…
A rich and spicy Filipino dish made with pork belly, shrimp, coconut milk, and chilies—perfectly balanced with savory bagoong and creamy gata. Ingredients Tips: • Choose pork belly with a good balance of meat and fat for tenderness.• Use fresh shrimp for a sweet seafood flavor—don’t overcook to avoid rubbery texture.• Bagoong adds depth—rinse if…
A creamy, cheesy, meaty Filipino-style macaroni dish—perfect for celebrations or hearty everyday meals. No baking required! Ingredients Tips: • Use Filipino-style hotdogs for that signature sweet-savory flavor.• Add chili flakes if you want a little heat.• Choose quick-melting cheese for a smoother topping. Cooking Tips: • Cook pasta just until al dente to avoid sogginess.•…
A satisfying Filipino-style shawarma bowl made with flavorful pork, golden fried rice, and two rich sauces—perfect for a crowd or a fun weeknight meal! Ingredients Tips: • Powdered cheese gives that classic yellow-orange color—optional but recommended.• Substitute ground chicken or beef if preferred.• Fresh garlic in the mayo sauce adds stronger flavor than powder. Cooking…