Dinner

Ginataang hipon with kalabasa at Sitaw Recipe is a straightforward Filipino recipe. The dish is composed of shrimp and vegetables cooked in coconut milk and cream, then seasoned with fish sauce and certain spices to taste. It's soupy, creamy, and a bit spicy, with a delectable taste that goes great with steaming rice!

Adobong pusit with sprite is a hearty and really delicious Filipino dish. This version of adobo squid is similar to the usual way of cooking adobo dishes, with a slight difference in how the sauce is cooked for maximum flavor. In this recipe, the sauce is cooked longer until the liquid evaporates and reduces a little more, to make a thicker sauce. With this method of cooking, the dish looks more delicious and appetizing.

Adobong manok sa atsuete, also known as Adobong Pula, is cooked with chicken, vinegar, fish sauce, garlic, onion, peppercorns, bay leaves,a little sugar to taste, and, of course, the achuete that makes the dish Adobong Pula. One of the various versions of the beloved adobo of the Filipinos uses annatto (achuete) to give the adobo a unique flavor and scent. This variation is called chicken adobo sa atsuete. Follow our chicken adobo sa achuete recipe to prepare this delectable dish at home. It is a delicious Filipino recipe that you must try.

Ginisang sitaw recipe with pork (sauteed string beans with pork recipe) is a deliciously simple dish with a perfect blend of saltiness and sweetness that make the dish flavorful. This is a straightforward Filipino recipe that everyone will appreciate; this dish is similar to an adobo recipe. Our recipe is super easy to follow, simple, and delicious. The dish is healthy and delicious; it's a perfect ideal dish to serve for the entire family. You can make this recipe spicy by adding chilies if desired. Share and enjoy the food.

Easy recipe for menudo – pork menudo for beginners. This pork menudo is typically served at practically every event, such as town fiestas, get-togethers, and many more. There are several versions of this recipe available on the internet; it all depends on where the recipe is prepared. Yet they all have one thing in common: they're both prepared with tomatoes. This Filipino tomato-based pork stew, a menudo dish, is so delicious and perfect for a plate of steaming rice to fill your hanger belly.
If you’re looking for a pork stew tomato-based recipe, I think this could be a great option to try.
You can easily prepare this straightforward recipe at home.

This Fish recipe for Kare Kare sa gata is easy to make. In this dish, fish is used in place of the oxtail, and coconut milk (fresh gata) is added. The sauce on this "Kare Kare" dish is flavorful, creamy, and thick. It is a popular dish served in the Philippines on special occasions.
This dish is prepared based on a traditional kare kare recipe using ox tail. This is another variation of the traditional kare kare recipe. The key difference between our preparation and the original kare kare version is that we use fish and coconut milk (gata). Our fish kare kare version includes basic veggies, including string beans, eggplant, and pechay or bok choy. That makes the dish more nutritious and delicious.

Pininyahang Manok sa Gata Recipe. A chicken with pineapple recipe in a coconut milk dish is the ideal chicken stew from the Philippine cuisine that you may make for your family. This recipe is a variation of our previous recipe, ”Pininyahang Manok Recipe”. The main ingredients are the same, though we substitute the milk in the GATA. The preparation is bit deference but the taste is quite similar, it’s delicious and flavorful. The dish is both ideal to serve at regular meals and on special occasions.

Adobong hipon with gata (coconut milk) recipe is a delicious and flavorful seafood dish in which the shimps or hipon are marinated in an adobo marinade. It’s quite similar in terms of preparing the dish using traditional methods. In this recipe, shrimp are the main ingredient; this is a good substitute for other proteins such as pork. The gata (coconut milk) is added to our recipe to make the dish more flavorful and nutritious.

Pork Humba Bisaya version. Humba is a Filipino dish and a very popular pork recipe in the Philippines, mostly in the Visayas region. This is a delectable delicacy that can be served for lunch or dinner during a gathering or even a regular meal.