Kinunot na Tulingan
|

Kinunot na Tulingan

Kinunot na Tulingan is Filipino delicacy originated from from the Bicol region where Tulingan, or Mackerel Tuna is simmered in a coconut cream concoction seasoned with ginger, garlic, onion, salt and pepper, with some malunggay and chilies. A yummy scrumptious and simple dish, the Kinunot na Tulingan is a dish that you can do anytime,…

Ginataang Baboy

Ginataang Baboy

Ginataang baboy or Pork Ginataan is a Filipino pork stew where pork liempo chunks cooked in a Coconut milk based sauce made with coconut milk, coconut cream, ginger, garlic, onion, pepper, fish sauce, green chilies, red chilies and chili leaves. This scrumptious Filipino dish has a deliciously creamy, rich in flavor and tender pork meat…

Ginataang Pinakbet
|

Ginataang Pinakbet

Ginataang Pinakbet is a popular vegetable dish with meat in the Philippines, Originating from the region of Ilocos and this Ginataang Pinakbet is made by using pork belly, garlic, onion, tomato, shrimp paste, squash, beans, eggplant, bitter gourd, okra coconut milk sugar and salt. The word ‘pinakbbet’ means ‘shriveled’ or ‘shrunk’. The original Ilocano pinakbet…

Dinengdeng with Fried Tilapia
|

Dinengdeng with Fried Tilapia

Dinengdeng with Fried Tilapia is made by simmering fried Tilapia, squash, eggplants and other vegitables in a sauce made with fish sauce, onion, water, pepper and green chili. Dinengdeng or inabraw is a tasty Filipino veggie dish stewed in bagoong, with different vegetables that are widely available, and is a delicacy of Ilocos and surrounting…

Camaron Rebosado
|

Camaron Rebosado

Camaron Rebosado is made with deep frying calamansi marinated shrimp, after coating it in a batter made by all purpose flour, corn starch, eggs, baking powder, milk and salt. This beautifully crispy golden battered Filipino fried shrimp dish is normally eaten with a dipping in a sauce made with corn starch, vinegar, sugar, tomato ketchup…

Adobong Isda (Fish Adobo) With Galunggong
|

Adobong Isda (Fish Adobo) With Galunggong

Adobong Galunggong is a Filipino fish dish, where fresh Galunggong is cooked in a iconic adobo sauce reinvented to suit the galunggong, made with tomatoes, garlic, onion, soy sauce, vinegar, bay leaf, pepper, green chili, red chili and salt. This simplistic but delicious dish is with a bit of a heat and intense flavor and…