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This fried, crispy chicken feet recipe is good to eat as a pulutan (appetizer) with your favorite dipping sauce and a cold drink. Chicken feet have a little meat but also come with a delicious taste. It is also one of the best parts of chicken. This fried crispy chicken feet recipe is simple to make; simply combine a few ingredients and you're ready to go.

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.

For this tinolang isda recipe, we used yellow-fin tuna. A delicious Filipino comfort dish. Aside from tuna, chicken and other fish varieties can also be used. Feel free to use your favorite fresh fish or whatever is available that you can grab from the market. Simply add your favorite vegetable to make your tinola a more delicious and healthy dish.

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.

Palitaw sa latik with langka is so yummy and delicious. It’s a sweet small rice cake eaten as a snack or dessert after a meal. It's a popular dish to serve on special occasions or even on ordinary days. This delicacy is named after the Tagalog word "litaw," which means "to rise" or "float." Many Filipinos enjoy it because of its sweet and delicious flavor.

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.

This Filipino-style hotcakes recipe is simple to prepare yet really yummy, and it's best served as a snack rather than for breakfast. It's one of the easiest recipes to prepare at home as a substitute for a legitimate cake. They're spongy and thin, with that signature egg-yellow color texture that gives the hotcakes a very appealing appearance and makes them inviting to eat!

Buko pandan with tapioca pearls is so delicious and refreshing dessert, great to eat during hot or warm seasons. It’s very easy to make and comes with simple ingredients. It is mainly composed of coconut strings, tapioca pearls, pandan extract, evaporated milk, agar-agar, and condensed milk. So try it now and enjoy!