What is Marang Fruit ?

What is Marang Fruit ?

What is Marang Fruit ? An interesting tropical fruit found in the Philippines. The Marang fruit is a large sweet aromatic fruit that tastes like a mix of pears, pineapple, and jackfruit. Marang is a breadfruit cousin, also known as Madang, johey oak, terap, or the scientific name ‘Artocarpus Odoratissimus’ in Latin, meaning ‘a sweet…

Paksiw na Pork Ribs

Paksiw na Pork Ribs

This paksiw na pork ribs is made from bony pork ribs which are simmered in the classic lechon sauce. A balance of sweetness, saltiness and sourness hugging each piece of the ribs will truly partner a big bowl of hot steaming rice. If you have a lechon paksiw craving, just try the paksiw na pork…

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. WHAT IS DILIS?…

Garlic Chicken Wings

Garlic Chicken Wings

Garlic chicken wings is a quick and crispy snack made with thinner cuts of chicken wings, made especially to be enjoyed by kids. The chicken wingettes are cut into two portions to make it easier to bite. Each piece of chicken is well coated with garlic infused oil, made fresh, crunchy and colorful with the…

What is Curacha ?

What is Curacha ?

The Curacha Crab in Chavacano, or ‘red frog crab’ or ‘spanner crab’ in English is a common shellfish found in the waters of Sulu. Being a cross between a big spiny lobster and a large sea crab with a rich vibrant red color, its meat mostly comes from the belly rather than the usual fat…

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…