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Warm, comforting, and packed with rich flavors, Beef Afritada is a classic Filipino stew that combines tender beef chunks with potatoes, carrots, and bell peppers in a savory tomato-based sauce. This one-pot wonder is perfect for family dinners, special occasions, or whenever you crave a taste of home. With its vibrant colors and hearty taste, this dish is sure to become a favorite at your table!

Craving tender, fall-off-the-bone pork ribs smothered in a rich, sweet-savory glaze? This Sinarsahang Pork Ribs recipe delivers succulent, flavorful ribs with a sticky, garlicky sauce that’s perfect with steamed rice! Inspired by Filipino comfort food, this dish balances soy sauce’s umami, calamansi’s tang, and a hint of sweetness—making it an irresistible meal for family dinners or special occasions.

Warm up your table with this comforting Kinamatisang Manok – a flavorful Filipino chicken stew simmered in a rich tomato-based broth with fresh vegetables. This rustic dish highlights the natural sweetness of tomatoes combined with savory chicken, aromatic spices, and crisp vegetables for a well-balanced meal that’s perfect for any occasion!

This recipe is the best quick and easy way to cook chicken adobo, although we recommend marinating the chicken meat for a more flavorful flavor. Soy sauce, seasonings, and chicken pieces are cooked till tender. This rich and tasty dish is best served with warm rice.

The key to this dipping sauce lies in its simple yet flavorful ingredients. The base is made with dashi broth or dashi powder, which provides a rich umami foundation.

Ginisang sayote recipe with chicken or sauteed chayote is a simple, tasty, and nutritious Filipino recipe that is also inexpensive. This is typically paired with fried dishes or grilled with a plate of steamed rice. Ginisang sayote is so delicious and not only in chicken, but you can also cook this sayote recipe with pork, or either shrimp.

Ang Adobong Manok (Chicken Adobo) ay itinuturing na isa sa mga pinakatanyag at minamahal na ulam sa Pilipinas, at madalas itong kinikilala bilang pambansang ulam ng bansa. Ang salitang 'adobo' ay nagmula sa wikang Espanyol na 'adobar,' na ang ibig sabihin ay 'mag-marinate' o 'magbabad sa pampalasa.

Adobong Pusit, or squid adobo, is a classic Filipino dish that showcases the beloved adobo cooking method in a unique and flavorful way. Adobo, often considered the national dish of the Philippines, is a cooking technique that involves simmering meat, seafood, or vegetables in a savory and tangy sauce made from vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and peppercorns.

Another variation of the delectable Filipino adobo recipe. This pork adobo with coke recipe is very soft and yummy. The dish is made of pork belly, soaked in marinade sauce, and simmered with Coca-Cola drinks and water for the right period of time until the meat gets soft. The coke drink ingredients give the meal a delicious flavor and a hint of sweetness. This version of adobo tastes a little sweeter than the traditional adobo recipe. The taste is quite similar to that of humba bisaya, a delicious authentic bisaya dish.