Dinner

Because of its slightly different preparation, Kikiam monggo is not your typical ginisang monggo recipe. Monggo is simply one of the best foods because it is hearty, healthful, and can be cooked with inexpensive ingredients. In this recipe, we used to make the kiam kiam as a substitute for meat in cooking monggo. I call this dish the "kikiam mongo recipe". Surprisingly, even without the meat, it is really tasty. If you try to cook it, you will likely enjoy it. It goes great with a bowl of hot rice.

Escabecheng isda (sweet and sour fish escabeche) is a sweet and sour dish. This recipe is simple to prepare and does not require many ingredients. In this escabeche version, we added a soft drink to our list of ingredients. We all know that cola softdrinks are sweet in taste. Their sweetness brings an extra ordinary flavor to the dish. Escabeche is a popular dish for special occasions. It has a delightful sweet and sour flavor that goes well with a cup of warm rice.

Pinangat na Isda is a delicious Filipino fish dish. The fish is cooked with kamias, ginger, onion, tomato, calamansi, and crushed garlic. If you're looking for a light and simple stew, this is the recipe for you. Take pleasure in the rich flavor that each ingredient provides. In one simple recipe that everyone can make, you get to taste the right balance of salty and sourness. This low-calorie recipe is a new way to enjoy eating fish without worrying about the use of oil.

This Sarciadong Isda Recipe (Parrot Fish) is a delicious dish. The fish is fried and simmered in tomatoes, garlic, and onions. Added with some seasonings to enhance the flavor and stir in beaten eggs. Sarciadong Isda is a pretty simple dish to make. It’s great to eat with warm rice.

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.

Milkfish marinated in a mixture of vinegar, crushed peppercorns, garlic, and salt is known as Daing na Bangus. For the greatest results, it's normally marinated overnight before being fried to golden perfection and crispy. It's so yummy and affordable that it's perfect for breakfast or lunch with fried rice or warm rice.

Sinigang na Baboy with gabi is one of the most popular pork dishes in the Philippines. It’s an awesome comfort food. Cubed pork belly, veggies, and tamarind-flavored condiments are used to make this dish. It's a wonderful dish to serve with a bowl of warm white rice.

Adobo atay ng baboy is easy to make with simple ingredients. The pork liver is marinated in a sauce with seasonings and spices. Cook until tender, until the sauce is slightly thick and savory. It's quite tasty and goes well with a side of cooked rice.