Main Dish

This Calamares recipe is a delightful and irresistible way to enjoy your favorite squid, transforming it into a crispy, golden seafood appetizer that’s perfect for any occasion.

Adobong Pusit, or squid adobo, is a classic Filipino dish that showcases the beloved adobo cooking method in a unique and flavorful way. Adobo, often considered the national dish of the Philippines, is a cooking technique that involves simmering meat, seafood, or vegetables in a savory and tangy sauce made from vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and peppercorns.

Pork chop asado recipe is a great dish; it is meaty and delicious. Our recipe is a variation of a popular authentic Filipino pork asado dish. Our asado recipe is prepared with pork chops along with certain spices and cooked until tender, then turned into a delectable dish. The asado is quite similar to the pork adobo and humba recipes from the Visayan region, though they taste a bit different, but both of them are so delicious. Those dishes I am referring to are must-try Filipino recipes to cook and serve on special occasions or even on a regular basis. Simply follow the step-by-step directions below to make our wonderful pork chop asado dish.

This recipe is crispy on the outer parts, juicy inside and tasty. Try this version of the salted egg shrimp recipe, surely you will love it.

This chicken and carrot in tomato sauce recipe is quick and easy to make. The dish does not look fancy but has an appealing delicious taste. It's a perfect dish to serve to the family; it’s healthy and packed with nutrients.

This stir fry pork and long beans recipe is a tasty and nourishing simple dish. Pork and long beans are the main ingredients of the recipe, which is cooked with some spices to make it more flavorful.

Kalderetang Batangas a cheesy, saucy, creamy, and delectable! A perfect recipe for any occasion.

The Sweet and Sour Meatballs recipe is easy to make and delicious, yet a fancy dish to serve for the family.

Inihaw na tilapia with salted egg or grilled tilapia. This recipe may not be your typical inihaw na tilapia. In this recipe, the fish tilapia is prepared with certain spices for stuffing, along with a salted egg. From the very basic inihaw na tilapia, salted egg is added to the ingredient list to bring out the natural taste of the fish. It tastes creamy, juicy on the meat, and a bit salty, which makes the dish more delectable. The dish is best eaten warm with a bowl of warm rice. The inihaw na tilapia with salted egg can be served plain or with toyo mansi, a calamansi-soy sauce dip that you can spice up with red chili if you go with it. For a smokey taste, grill the tilapia fish using hot charcoal; it tastes better, but it depends on your preferences.