Breakfast

Everyone should have a beautiful breakfast and this ham and egg sandwich salad recipe makes a great combination of flavors. It's easy to make: just toast the sandwich slices or leave it plain, add fresh lettuce leaves, and fill them with ham and egg spread and a slice of ham and cheese between them. Cut it in half and serve it at once with hot drinks of your choice. That’s it, so simple right?

Filipino Ginisa Recipe for Sardines with Vegetable and Udong Noodles is a yummy and simple Pinoy comfort food. "Ginisa," or sautéing, is a common method in Filipino cuisine. This Ginisa dish contains canned sardines, chayote, and pechay, making it tasty, delightful, and nutritious. Udong noodles are added to the dish to make the texture more appetizing. When you're in a hurry to cook a meal, this recipe is a wonderful substitute for instant noodles, and it's even healthier than them.

Homemade tasty French croissants bread are great for breakfast. This recipe is not authentic; it is a copycat of the famous croissant bread from Austria (Vienna), which refers to French viennoiserie pastries popularly known as a breakfast pastry.

This easy Filipino spaghetti recipe with ground beef is a delicious weeknight family meal. Cheesy noodles, lots of ground beef. It’s creamy and rich in flavor, making it a super cheesy comfort food. It's such a wonderful combo that you'll want to serve it every week.

This one pan ham egg and cheese sandwich toast seemed perfect for fast mornings. The combination of bread, ham, cheese, salt, and the jam or sauce, if added, makes the breakfast a lovely combo. Try this very simple breakfast idea.

Fried Galunggong Recipe with Spicy Toyomansi . Galunggong, or “ Blue Mackerel Scad" in English, also known as round scad, maachili, or shortfin scad is mostly seen on subtropical islands where it is highly abundant, like the Philippines. It's one of the simplest dishes that a Filipino household can prepare. It’s not too expensive for every Filipino family earning only a minimum wage salary. Fried is one of the most common and affordable ways to cook this galunggong. This fish is also good for escabeche, pinangat, sarciado, inun-onan in the Vasayas islands and many more. The fried galunggong remains as delicious as ever with the sawsawan dipping sauce. I ate this fried galunggong with spicy sawsawan toyomansi. This dish is not so fancy but for me, it is the best with tuyomansi and chopped red chillies (sarap anghang). It's affordable, delicious, nutritious, and simple to cook.

This recipe for pork adobo na puti, or "adobong puti," is delicious. This is the white version of the authentic Filipino traditional adobo. Adobo dishes are now frequently prepared using dark soy sauce. It is believed that the Filipinos adopted this cooking style from Spanish food. But as you may be aware, cooking adobong puti existed prior to the arrival of soy sauce on the market, according to Filipino historians. It is simply prepared by the Filipinos using vinegar and salt. Traditionally, soy sauce is not used in the cooking process.

Obviously, it is called adobong puti because it doesn’t contain the soy sauce ingredient that turns the traditional adobo into a dark brown color. This dish only uses salt and vinegar instead of a dark soy sauce. Certain spices are added to make the dish adobo. In this Adobong Puti recipe, we use prok belly. Recently, black soy sauce has been a frequent ingredient in adobo recipes. But early Filipinos preserved and prolonged meat foods by stewing meat and poultry in vinegar and salt. If you’re looking for an authentic Filipino dish to cook, I think this recipe is one of your best options to try. Try this delicious authentic Filipino recipe. It is delicious, and I am pretty sure you will love this Filipino dish with the side of sawsawan (dipping sauce). It is best to serve it hot with a side of warm rice. A cold beverage is the best match for this dish.

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Ginisang kalabasa at sitaw recipe with pork. This Ginisa na kalabasa at sitaw recipe is a simple, tasty, and nutritious Filipino dish. Ginisa is a very nutritious and inexpensive dish, which is why it is commonly served at regular meals by many Filipinos.

If you are looking for a Filipino ginisa (sauteed) recipe to try, the kalabasa at sitaw recipe with pork can be a good choice.

In this ginisa recipe, we use kalabasa at sitaw (squash and string beans) with added a pork slices. You may serve this delicious, simple Filipino ginisa dish as a main or side course. Ginisa can be cooked with pork, chicken, shrimp, or even fried fish, which is the best to cook with ginisa. This Filipino vegetable dish is very easy to prepare. Simply start by sauteing and tenderizing the meat. Once the meat is tender, add the kalabasa (squash), simmer it to get soft, and lastly add the sitaw string beans. Sitaw should be added when the dish is about to cook to keep it crisp and not overcook, plus you get the most appetizing texture of the vegetable. This is best served with fried or grilled dishes with a cup of warm rice. Let me know what you think about our recipe. Please feel free to browse our recipe archive. Share your version of Ginisa recipe with us by dropping it in the comment section. We appreciate it very much. Thank you for visiting us.

Discover the simple elegance of Spain’s beloved Tortilla de Patatas—a hearty, egg-based omelette starring potatoes and onions. Perfect for breakfast, merienda, or even dinner, this dish is a crowd-pleaser with minimal ingredients but maximum flavor!