Paksiw na Bangus

Paksiw na Bangus

Paksiw na Bangus is a sour savoury stew made with fresh slices of milkfish simmered in a sour broth made with eggplant and tomatoes along with vinegar, garlic, onion, ginger, green chilies, oil, salt and pepper. The paksiw is a classic Filipino dish which means “to cook and simmer with vinegar, garlic and salt”. While…

Ginataang Tilapia Recipe

Ginataang Tilapia Recipe

Ginataang tilapia is a Filipino fish stew made by stewing fried tilapia in a creamy and savoury coconut milk based stew, with garlic, onion, tomatoes, ginger, fish sauce, green chilies, pechay leaves, salt and pepper. This Ginataang tilapia recipe uses freshly squeezed grated coconut milk and cooks in a traditional way. Ginataang tilapia is from…

Kinilaw na Dilis

Kinilaw na Dilis

Kinilaw na dilis or kilawing dilis is a popular Filipino fish ceviche wherein fresh seafoods are marinated and seasoned in a mixture of calamansi juice, fresh ginger, onion, chili, vinegar, sugar, pepper and salt. The kinilaw na dilis is usually made spicy and enjoyed as a pulutan to an ice cold beer. Ingredients Directions WHAT…

Bangus with Pineapple

Bangus with Pineapple

Bangus with pineapple is a simple fish dish made with our favorite bangus belly steaks simmered in a sweet and sour sauce with pineapple flavor. This dish has a lot of pineapple tidbits, crunchy red and green bell peppers and an orange sauce, which can also be rooted from the classic sweet and sour fish…

Sarciadong Daing

Sarciadong Daing

Sarciadong daing is a filipino dish made of fried daing or dried fish then braised in a tomato-based sauce. It is a perfect twist for your usual dried fish breakfast for it can have a flavorful taste from tomatoes instead of plain fried fish. If you’re tired of simply frying them and eating them dry,…

Tambakol Steak

Tambakol Steak

Tambakol steak is made by frying tuna steaks in oil and then simmering those fried fish in a sauce made by garlic, onion, ginger, soy sauce, calamansi juice, oyster sauce, pepper, sugar, corn starch and topped up with onion rings. Tambakol steak is a variation of the classic Pinoy bistek which uses the tambakol instead…