Pata Tim Recipe

Pata Tim Recipe

Pata tim is a Filipino pork dish made by braising a whole pork hock in a sweet and savory sauce.This dish is adapted from Chinese cuisine, and the distinctive flavor from the star anise gives it a highly prominent taste. With its unique presentation, pata tim is considered one of the top dishes that takes…

What are Shrimps ?

What are Shrimps ?

Shrimps are small decapod crustaceans with an elongated semi-transparent flattened body, swimming in locomotion using a flexible abdomen and a fan-like tail. They beloved by many foodies for it’s sweet tender meat, and versatility to add into many savory and even some sweet and savory dishes. With many ways to turn into a delectable dish…

Teriyaki Tofu Balls
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Teriyaki Tofu Balls

Teriyaki tofu balls is vegitarian balls made with fresh tofu, spring onions, carrot, pepper, cornstarch, garlic, oyster sauce, soy sauce, vinegar, ginger powder, sesame oil, brown sugar and salt. Teriyaki tofu balls can replace your favorite meatballs. The tofu made this dish super budget friendly but still high with good quality proteins. Each tofu ball…

Adobong Sitaw
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Adobong Sitaw

Adobong Sitaw is a Filipino Beans dish made by sautéing string beans with soy sauce, oyster sauce, garlic, onion, tomatoes, pepper and water. In this adobong sitaw with pork belly we have added cut pork belly pieces to make it more yummy and will surely satisfy you! Whether you like your string beans soft or…

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…