Appetizer

This salad kangkong recipe is a very healthy side dish and very easy to prepare. It takes only a few minutes to make. This vegetable, known as Chinese spinach or swamp cabbage, can easily be grown in a tropical country in South Asia like the Philippines. That’s why kangkong in the Philippines is so cheap; this leafy vegetable is packed with healthy nutrients. This inexpensive main ingredient is a perfect choice for a vegetable salad to make if you’re on a tight budget. If you're looking for a simple, budget-friendly vegetable salad, try this delicious Filipino kangkong salad recipe. This dish can be served alone or with steamed rice.

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Recipe for Lumpia na Dynamite - Dynamite Lumpia. This dish is a version of the popular Filipino lumpia, made of lumpia wrappers, or spring roll wrappers in English. Filipino lumpia are often filled with ground pork and vegetables, which are either sauteed in a skillet or scooped into uncooked ground meat seasoned with a certain seasoning.

The Dynamite lumpia version is unique because it uses long green chili peppers stuffed with meat fillings and wrapped in a lumpia wrapper. Then deep fry until the color turns golden brown and crispy. The green chili turns the traditional lumpia into a dynamite of hot, spicy flavor.

You may serve this delicious, simple Filipino dynamite spring roll dish as an appetizer or as a main dish, and this is also best for pulutan. If you are looking for a spicy Filipino recipe to try, dynamite lumpia can be a good choice. Let me know what you think about our recipe. Please feel free to browse our recipe archive. Share your version of lumpia recipe with us by dropping it in the comment section. We appreciate it very much. Thank you for visiting us.

In Bisaya, this dish is known as kinilaw na dilis or kinilaw na bolinaw. Kinilaw is derived from the word "kilaw" in Visayan terms, which means "eaten raw or fresh, uncooked with heat."

This Filipino kinilaw delicacy is usually served as an appetizer for many, as pulutan, or can be eaten as a main dish. This is similar to cebiche or ceviche in the west. Kinilaw has many variations and can be prepared in different ways by adding extra species to the recipe. Making kinilaw is very easy. The best fish to prepare is tuna. For this recipe, I used dilis (anchovy), which is not expensive but still delicious. If you like Kinilaw, this Kinilaw recipe is worth a try. It is so easy to make and only a few ingredients are needed. If you like coconut milk, or "gata" in Tagalog and "tuno" in Bisayan, you can also add it to give it an extra creamy flavor. It is very common in Bisaya kinilaw version that has added coconut milk. Our simple written instructions are provided below. Just in case you need an instructional video, it is provided below. Please watch it. Feel free to browse our recipe archive. Thank you for visiting us.

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Chicharon Bulaklak, or deep-fried ruffled fat, is delicious. Crisp can be quite addictive. This pinoy food is a popular Filipino appetizer. It is typically eaten with alcoholic beverages and is best when dipped in spiced vinegar. Making this Filipino dish takes time for cleaning and boiling, but when it is cooked, the result is very satisfying and can be quite addicting. It tastes the best when the chicharon bulaklak is still warm and has a particularly crunchy texture after cooking. To cook the best chicharon bulaklak like this, just simply follow our simple instructions written below.

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This fried, crispy chicken feet recipe is good to eat as a pulutan (appetizer) with your favorite dipping sauce and a cold drink. Chicken feet have a little meat but also come with a delicious taste. It is also one of the best parts of chicken. This fried crispy chicken feet recipe is simple to make; simply combine a few ingredients and you're ready to go.

Sinaing na tulingan, a version of paksiw na isda (braised tuna), is a beloved Filipino recipe that originated from the coastal towns of Batangas. It is best cooked in a clay pot wrapped in banana leaves to enhance the flavour, but a wok or deep pot will work too. Cook small to medium-sized tulingan (bullet tuna) with kamias (bilimbi) to give it an extra-ordinary taste. Simmering the fish for 5 to 8 hours is the method to make the flesh and bones very tender and yummy.

This recipe is for homemade skinless pork chorizo. Traditionally, it is made of pork, but nowadays, it may also be made of chicken, beef, or even tuna. Chorizo in the Philippines is one of the breakfast staple foods and is very popular all over the country. There are many ways of preparing it, as well as its own ingredients and flavors. It is called Longganisa in the Luzon part and is similar to Longganisang Hamonado, which has a sweet taste.

Pork Barbeque Recipe is produced using thinly sliced pork meat that have been marinated in a sweet barbecue sauce, seasonings, and spices. It is skewered on bamboo sticks and grilled over wood charcoal. It is served and dipped in a sweet and savory sauce. It's a delicacy that's both delicious and addictive.

Best for breakfast, banana cake with walnuts is a great choice for a healthy meal or snack. This is the finest and moistest banana cake I've ever made from scratch. A simple banana cake recipe with basic ingredients. It's easy, delicious, and you can make it at home! A banana cake, cut into pieces, shared and enjoyed. Once you make this banana cake from scratch at home, you will love the taste much more than banana bread. I'm sure your family members will enjoy this snack.