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The Ginisang Ampalaya with Giniling Recipe is a delicious and nutritious dish. Ampalaya is known for bitter taste, but when prepared properly, it can be tasty.

This Calderetang Kambing recipe, or Kaldereta, is Filipino goat stew. The dish is made of goat meat, cooked until tender, and simmered with tomato-liver sauce along with spices and vegetables. Of course, season with certain seasonings to give the dish a hearty texture and a robust savory flavor. The soft, meaty texture of the dish with savory sauce makes it perfect to serve as an appetizer with alcoholic beverages or as a main dish with steamed rice.

Ginisang Sardinas with egg, or ginisang sardinas na may itlog, is a common dish in the Philippines. The dish is made of canned sardines, likely tomato-based. It's sautéed with garlic, onion, tomato and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste. It’s not a fancy dish, but it’s delicious and nutritious enough to feed your hungry stomach. Try this Filipino quick and easy recipe at home.

This salted egg shrimp recipe, pinoy style, is quick and super easy to make. It’s ready in under 25 minutes, yet it tastes delicious. The shrimp is cooked in butter, certain spices, salted eggs, and milk. It’s a bit creamy, rich in flavor and savory sauce, along with a bit of a spicy taste. The dish is best served with steamed rice and is perfect to serve for the entire family.

Try this straightforward pinoy shrimp recipe. Let us know what you think of this dish. Please feel free to browse our recipe archive for more recipes. Thank you for visiting us.

The Filipino dish Ginisang Sayote with eggs is so delicious and nutritious. The dish is made with sayote or chayote, cooked with certain spices, and comes with an egg. It's cooked until the vegetables are tender and seasoned to bring out the delectable taste. This is a nutritious dish you can make for a tasty dinner with just two major ingredients. Try this simple Filipino ginisa recipe at home. More dishes may be found in our recipe archive. Thank you for stopping by in our website.

This dim sum style recipe for chicken feet is delicious. Even though this section of the chicken isn't as meaty as the rest, it still tastes like chicken. The dish is rich in flavor on every single bite, with an almost sumptuous mouthfeel that you won't find in any other chicken cut. Because when it is cooked, the high collagen content gives them a gelatin-like texture with a flavorful sauce that makes the dish taste awesome. The Chinese traditional dim sum chicken feet preparation may be fairly complicated, but in this recipe we make it super easy to follow and still the taste is comparable. This homemade recipe offers quite similar flavor and softness while taking less time and effort in preparation. Make this straightforward recipe at home. Let us know what you think of this dish. We'd love to hear your chicken feet dim sum style version; share it with us. Thanks.

A delicious Batangas Recipe Champeni or Tsampeni. The dish is quite similar to a bofis dish but slightly different in taste. The dish is cooked with specific spices until the meat softens and has a small amount of sauce. Depending on the locality in Batangas, the ingredient list and even the cooking techniques vary slightly depending on how they prepare the dish. But one thing I’m sure of is that the taste is delicious," and the batanggeo recipes are the best. The dish can be served as a viand or perfect for an appetizer. It is commonly served for polutan and pairs well with cold alcoholic beverages. Try out this simple batanggeo recipe. Please tell us what you think of this dish. We'd love to hear your champeni version; please share it with us. Thanks.

This recipe for Bopis is so delicious; it is a Filipino spicy dish made from pork (lungs, spleen, and heart), diced into small pieces or minced. Cook with certain spices until the meat gets soft and has a little bit of sauce in it. The dish is perfect for an appetizer or can be served as a main dish; many serve it for polutan, and it goes well with cold alcoholic beverages.

This adobong manok at baboy with pineapple is one of numerous Filipino adobo variations. Because of its popularity and because it tastes so yummy, adobo is the country's national Filipino dish, and there is no doubt about it. It's super rich in flavor, with a thick savory sauce and a perfect balance of sweetness and saltiness that makes the dish delectable on every bite. Adobo is commonly cooked with pork, chicken, seafood, and even vegetables. In this recipe, we combine the chicken and pork to prepare the best adobo. It comes with pineapple, which adds extra flavor to the dish. This dish is suitable for any occasion.