Breakfast

Nilagang Buto Buto ng baboy with vegetables is very simple. The Filipino soup dish nilaga is a Pinoy food favorite that can be prepared with any form of meat, either pork or beef. When we talk about nilagang buto buto, it must have been the bony portion of the meat. It is a typical dish in most Filipino homes.
Cooking the nilaga is just simply simmer the bone meat until it is soft, then add the vegetables during the last few minutes of cooking. The Filipino nilaga recipe out there has many versions, but the method of cooking it is slightly different. Pork ribs are also the best for nilaga dishes.

For this recipe, I boiled the bony part of the meat twice. Firstly, I boiled it for a couple of minutes, then I washed it thoroughly under running water to remove the scam. Then boil it again for tenderizing. In this process, we make sure that we get a clean soup and are clear. As you notice, in this recipe I didn't use corn. Instead, I used sweet potatoes because of their natural sweetness, which makes the soup taste more flavorful. And it thickens the broth just a little. If you want corn in your nilaga, you can add it as you can. Plantain banana, saba, or cardaba are good things to add to the dish.

If you are looking for a buto buto recipe, this one is the best to try. You can simply do this and add the vegetables of your choice. Feel free to visit our recipe archives at your most convenient time. We appreciate it very much. We’d love to hear your version of the Nilaga recipe. Please share it with us. Just comment down below. Happy cooking, share and enjoy the food. Thanks for visiting us.

Pinoy Chicken Noodle Soup recipe is a perfect dish when the weather starts getting cold. Even in the rainy season here in the Philippines, this dish is perfect to serve. This looks similar to a popular dish called mami and lomi. I enjoy this dish because it tastes good and makes me feel comfortable. In this recipe, I used chicken breast boneless, but you can also use bone-in chicken for this recipe. If you have enough time to prepare the dish, I suggest using a bone in chicken, because a bone can also help make the dish more flavorful. If you have chicken broth, it is better, but if you don’t, just use plain water and add a chicken cubes at your most, preferably brand.

This Filipino dish is good to have for lunch or early dinner. We usually serve this on rainy days. It keeps me relaxed and keeps me warm all day long. Try this delicious Filipino Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe. Happy cooking! Share and enjoy eating.

Tomato and Egg Stir Fry: A Classic Comfort Dish

Tomato and egg stir fry is a beloved dish that holds a special place in many households, particularly in Chinese cuisine. It’s a simple, comforting, and nutritious meal that combines the sweetness of ripe tomatoes with the richness of scrambled eggs. This tomato and egg stir fry dish is not only easy to prepare but also incredibly versatile, making it a go-to recipe for busy weeknights or lazy weekends. Whether you’re a seasoned cook or a beginner in the kitchen, this recipe is sure to become a staple in your repertoire. 

Are looking for ukoy recipes? This recipe for Ukoy na Dilis or Anchovy Omelet is a popular Filipino dish. This dish is very delicious and a low-cost, budget-friendly recipe that can be served for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. This small blue fish, known as dilis in Tagalog or anchovies in English, is common in the Pacific, Mediterranean, Indian, and Atlantic seas. In the Philippine wet market, this dilis is commonly seen being sold at a cheap price, affordable for everyone.

The dilis fish is also good for kinilaw dish, in bisaya, meaning literally "eaten raw". A method of preparing the raw seafood dish native to the Philippines. In this recipe, the dilis are cooked crisp after being mixed with an egg mixture and certain spices to bring the dish to an awesome result. It’s carefully prepared with simple cooking skills to get the right crispiness of the dish. Ukoy na dilis is the best when it is cooked properly. It should be crisp and crunchy on every bite but not oily.

Ukoy has many variations. It can be kalabasa, togue, shrimp, or even vegetable ukoy for vegetarian people. Among them, one can be prepared as a snack or viand. But in our dilis na ukoy, it is prepared as a viand. It is best to serve with a side of steamed rice. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly Filipino dish, this recipe is a good choice to try. You can make this dish easily at home. Happy cooking, share and enjoy eating.

This sesame chicken breast recipe easy is a perfect choice if you are looking for simple meaty dish. Note that this recipe is a Filipino version of the sesame chicken dish. Filipino dishes are known to be delicious, and this is one of them that will satisfy your cravings! If you want to give a try to our recipe, it is very easy to make. Almost no skills are required to prepare this at home. You simply follow our simple instructions below to do it. This Pinoy dish is best served while still a bit warm with a side of steamed rice. 

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Easy Pork Steak Pork Chop Recipe Filipino recipe the result is wonderful and very yummy. Using only a few very common ingredients, you have a perfect blend of the pinoy taste dish. For this dish, pork chops were our main protein ingredient. By the way, our recipe works for other main ingredients that are rich in protein, such as chicken and beef. If you’re vegan, you can still prepare this recipe by substituting the pork for tofu and it will go well. But remember, the taste may differ a little since it will be substituted with tofu. Try our simple and easy but yummy pinoy dish. If you love to share your pork chop recipes, feel free to use our comment box below to share your recipes. Thank you.

This Chicken White Adobo or Adobong Puti is a variation of the classic Filipino adobo, which is a popular Filipino dish. The light color of this dish is due to the absence of soy sauce. This dish version is also known as "white adobo" because of its clear sauce.

Recently, adobo dishes are commonly cooked with dark soy sauce. It is believed that Filipinos adapted this method of cooking from Spanish cuisine. But you know, according to Filipino historians, cooking adobong puti was already there before soy sauce was introduced to the market. Filipinos simply prepare it with vinegar and salt only. It is traditionally cooked without the soy sauce ingredient. 

If you're going to make a Filipino dish. I think this recipe is one of your great options. Try this delicious Filipino recipe. It is delicious and I am pretty sure you will love this Filipino dish. It is best to serve it hot with a side of warm rice.

This Filipino spongy hotcake recipe is a Filipino version of pancakes. The ingredients are simple. This snack is very delicious and a popular street food in the Philippines. They are typically sold at street side food vendors near schools, or even inside school cafeterias and other densely populated locations such as the market along with banana cue paired with a cold refreshing drinks. Because of its cheap price, which is affordable to everyone, many Filipinos love to eat this thin, spongy, with a distinctive egg-yellow appearance, snack. Besides that, this hotcake is sweet and delicious, great to feed your hungry stomach. Most Filipinos consume hotcakes as a snack rather than for breakfast.

For me, I enjoy hotcakes as a snack in between breakfast and lunch with a pair of cold refreshing drinks.

A sunny side up eggs is a super easy dish to make. Almost no skill is required to do this. The egg is fried on only one side until the egg white has set and is firm but the yolk is still runny. In the Philippines, this practice of cooking the egg is called "malasado," from the Spanish word meaning "under-cooked." This is typically served in the morning for most of the Filipino people as a breakfast dish with a side of sinangag, or fried rice in English. This is also great to pair with sliced bread. There is no set pairing for this fried egg; everyone is free to pair it with whatever they want to eat.