Filipino cuisine is as diverse as the regions that span across the 7,000 islands of Philippines. Filipino recipes are delicious, nutritious and healthy. The mix of meats like pork, chicken, beef and the various fishes with healthy vegetable will make Filipino dishes a treat to your taste buds. Here you can find a collection Filipino recipe that contains traditional recipe and modern variations.
Make this popular Puto bumbong at home. This popular Filipino delicacy usually found during Sambaing Babi or nearing the Christmas Season. Made with glutinous rice flour, ube flavour, cheese, grate coconut and condensed milk. Here’s a quick hack on how to make puto bumbong at home without needing bamboo tubes! Make these nostalgic sweet sticky…
Love the rich coconut goodness of Bibingka but wanting with less cards? The this Low-Carb Bibingka is made for you! Just mix together coconut flour, all purpose flour, eggs, baking powder, butter, vanilla, salted eggs, cheese strips and equal sugar-less. With the use of alternative ingredients, this bibingka tastes and feels like the classic bibingka…
This Palitaw with Yema Filling is an upgraded version of normal palitaw where the palitaw balls made with rice flour, butter is filled with a filling made with condensed milk, egg yolks and vanila extract. These small sticky cake balls are filled with creamy custard and coated with the classic toasted sesame seeds and sugar…
Lugaw or Arroz Caldo is a Filipino savory rice porridge made with chicken, garlic, ginger, onion, and glutinous rice, simmered to perfection in a flavorful broth made of with pepper, kasubha, fish sauce and chicken broth cube. Also known as Arroz Caldo, Lugaw is one of the most popular Filipino comfort food, commonly enjoyed as…
Saba Banana chips, also called banana crisps are that irresistibly sweet and crunchy fruity finger food that can be found almost everywhere from grocery stores to small stalls, and now many have started deep frying or baking these delicious delicacy at home to enjoy or to start a business. Banana chips history The Philippines have…
Chicken Liver Adobo is a Filipino dish made by sautéing chicken liver in a aromatic sauce consist garlic, onions, ginger, soy sauce, vinegar, oyster sauce, pepper, sugar and bay leaves. It is a dish with rich flavours as they are cooked and infused with aromatic flavours of the ingredients of the sauce. What made this…
Ginataang tulingan with Talong or in English is “Tuna and eggplant stewed in coconut” is a savory, saucy Filipino fish dish made by frying the tulingan and eggplant, simmering these in an aromatic creamy and thick sauce made of coconut milk, garlic, onion, ginger, vinegar, tomatoes, pepper, and green chilies for a sight kick. Once…
Sardines sisig with tofu is a popular Filipino sisig dish, made by canned tuna, tofu, eggs, calamansi juice, margarine, mayonnaise,onion, garlic, ginger, bell pepper, green chilies, soy sauce and oyster sauce. With the original sisig made from grilled pork, this recipe is a seafood version made with canned sardines for convenience. The sardines is matched…
No-oven Bibingka is soft and fluffy Filipino pastry that are commonly sold outside churches during the Simbang gabi, but instead of baking, this recipe requires no oven! This bibingka recipe has a comparable taste to a thick pancake, but enhanced with the flavor of margarine and cheese and the aroma of the banana leaves which…
Maja Blanca is a coconut pudding, served in festivals and celebrations as a dessert in Philippines. It is made by boiling and setting a mixture made with cornstarch, cream of corn, coconut milk, condensed milk, evaporated milk, corn kernels, sugar and grafted cheese. Ingredients: Directions: Creamy Maja Blanca Recipe Maja Blanca Photo Gallery A Special…
