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Homemade Pork Chicharon Recipe - Pork Skin Cracklings. In Philippine cuisine, these mouthwatering chicharon, or cracklings, come in a variety of shapes. Chicharons are typically made with pork belly or pork rinds, but chicken skins can also be used. In this recipe, I use pork rinds to make perfectly golden-fried pork chicharon. These cracklings, or chicharon, are the ideal low-carb treat; they are crunchy and delicious, and they go best with a spicy vinegar dip.

This recipe for beef adobo with sprite, known in Filipino as "adobong baka," is savory and works great with a lot of rice.

This Kamote tops recipe, or stir fry sweet potato leaves recipe with garlic, is a very plain and super easy vegetable recipe. This is not a fancy vegetable dish, but it is packed with nutritional benefits for the body.

You can make your lunch a special treat with this sweet and sour shrimps Filipino recipe. This recipe is a good alternative for poultry and red meat. It's a delicious shrimp dish for the whole family.

Suman Malagkit recipe or Budbud Pilit (bisaya version). This Filipino delicacy needs only a few ingredients to make, such as glutinous rice or pilit in bisaya, coconut milk, sugar, salt, and water. Our recipe is very simple and plain. Some variation for this recipe they added ginger to bring extra flavor. The Filipino delicacy is so addictive and this is one of them. This snacks or dessert is best to eat with latik sauce or a cup of hot chocolate. (sekwate sa bisaya).

This recipe for kutsinta or puto kutsinta is very delicious. This is one of the most well-known kakanin, or sticky rice cakes, in the Philippines, also known as cuchinta. This Filipino snack is made from cassava flour and all-purpose flour; in some variations of this recipe, they use rice flour. The other ingredients for kutsinta are brown sugar for sweetness, annatto (or achuete) for color, and lye water to soften the Kutsinta cakes. Kutsinta has a cupcake-like shape and a chewy, sticky, and dense texture. This delicious recipe is made by steaming the ingredients. Puto kutsinta recipe is frequently served with freshly grated coconut, which goes well with a cold, refreshing drink.

This easy recipe for beef pares is so delicious. Beef pares is a Filipino recipe; it is a very famous dish in the country. It is a braised beef stew with a wide range of flavors. The recipe uses beef briskets or other meaty parts of the beef, which are chopped and cooked with spices.
Importantly, the beef is made tender by simmering it, which also thickens the soup and brings out the meat's flavors to make beef pares. It is best to serve it warm with a plate of rice. This meal's scent alone makes it appealing. It has an appetizing flavor. When you try it, you'll want more without a doubt.

This recipe for chicken liver adobo with potatoes is a variation on the Filipino dish adobo. The only difference is that we use pan-fried potatoes instead. This recipe is for you if you like adobo dishes. Protein and vegetables are combined in a single dish. Adobo dishes are typically made with chicken or pork. However, even chicken liver is suitable for an adobo dish. This can be easily prepared, but paying close attention to the timing is important because overcooking the liver will result in a chalky texture and possibly an unpleasant aftertaste. When cooked properly, each bite has the ideal texture: a silky, smooth, and delectable dish.

If you're searching for a new adobo recipe, I think this is a nice one to try. Have this recipe on hand and cook it quickly. You'll have your Filipino chicken liver adobo with potato dish ready in less than 20 minutes.

This recipe for beef adobo, referred to as "adobong baka" in Filipino cuisine, is highly flavorful and goes well with a lot of rice. Pork adobo is a common dish in the Philippines since the "adobo" is a national dish. This beef adobo is not a typical adobo dish; I don’t know if you’ve tried it already, if not yet. Please try our recipe; it is super easy to prepare and yummy.