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Pork Asado / Char Siew
Our favorite Filipino Recipe of pork asado or Char Siew made from pork shoulder, soy sauce, hoisin sauce, catsup, sherry and from five spice powder. |
Pork Empanada
Filipino Recipe of Pork Empanada using double crust pastry, pork, garlic, onions, tomatoes, hard boiled egg, sweet pickles. |
Pancit Miki (Sauteed Egg Noodles, Chinese Style)
Favorite Filipino Recipe, Pancit Miki using chinese egg noodles cooked with dried mushrooms, egg, pork, bean sprouts and seasoned with chicken stock, patis and soy sauce. |
Sinabalo
Our filipino recipe of Sinabalo or suman. This suman recipe is from Cagayan Region II. Instead of wrapping the malagkit in banana leaves, it is broiled in fresh bamboo tubes.
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Adobong Gulay at Karne
Serves 6
Excellent source of Vitamin C- helps fight common infection. |
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Sizzling Litid Sisig Style
SIZZLING SISIG (beef ligaments) has become a mainstay in the menus of some Filipino restaurants. This dish makes use of pre-cooked beef ligaments, available in the frozen sections of supermarkets, to speed up the cooking process. A substitute for the pork liver is the canned liver paste, sometimes available canned with the French label pate de foie. The mushrooms and onions add body texture and flavor, while calamansi juice and liquid seasoning give the color and taste of authentic sisig. |
Beef Caldereta
Tasty filipino recipe of kalderetang baka also known as beef caldereta. Beef Kaldereta will make your filipino tastebuds look for more. |
Tamales
Our Favorite filipino recipe of Tamales with powdered rice or rice flour, coconut milk, chicken broth, brown sugar, salt, pepper, peanut butter, cooked pork, cooked chicken breast, cooked ham, chorizo or pepperoni and hard cooked eggs. |
Liempo with Langka
Our Delicious filipino Recipe of Liempo with langka together with kadyos or buto ng sitaw, tomato sauce and kangkong leaves and stalks only. |
Cheese Rolls
Our Favorite filipino recipe of Cheese Roll with yeast, lukewarm water, evaporated milk, sugar, salt, eggs, margarine, flour |
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