Filipino

This Crispy Pata is a Filipino dish made from pork leg, a popular Filipino pork dish. This dish can be served as a main dish with steamed rice and a spicy dipping sauce. It can also be eaten as "pulutan," which goes well with a refreshing non-alcoholic or alcoholic drink. This recipe can be easily cooked, starting from simmering to tenderize the meat and deep frying to get a super crispy pata fillipino dish. Filipino dishes are delicious. Many Filipino restaurants offer dishes like this Crispy Pata dish on their menus.

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This Lumpiang Sariwa Recipe is a delicious dish. This is made of heart of palm, or in Tagalog, ubod ng nyog. We use it as a filling. The combination of the protein and vegetables makes the dish very nutritious. So, if you are on a diet, this dish is good for you. This dish can also be served for special occasions like birthdays, etc. Lumpiang sariwa is one of my family’s favorites because of its delicious taste. By the way, when making this dish, you should remember that you should not overcook the vegetables to preserve their flavor, vitamins, and nutrition. Happy Cooking. Share and enjoy eating.

Banana cue is a popular street snack in the Philippines. This recipe is widely seen on the streets, sold by many vendors along with sweet, cold fresh drinks. Banana cue is the Filipino given name of a fried banana cooked in vegetable oil and brown sugar, then skewered with a bamboo stick. It is a staple food in the Philippines and is generally considered one of the best mid-afternoon snacks by many Filipinos.

This is one of the best among many Filipino snacks. This recipe uses the single important ingredient, the plantain banana, or Saba in Filipino terms. It is a tropical fruit that commonly grows in countries like the Philippines. Saba can’t only be cooked by frying or steaming, but it is often used in cooking because of its delicious taste and natural sweetness.

This Lechon Belly Recipe is a Filipino style similar to Cebu's famous lechon and is super delicious (Roasted Pork Belly). The roll is oven-slow-roasted for ultra crispy skin and super moist meat inside. This Filipino-style lechon belly is easy to prepare and super delicious (lami jud). There's no need to buy an entire lechon. Try to make this and I am sure you will love the taste.

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Adobong spicy posit or spicy squid adobo recipe is really a fantastic and delicious dish. Those who like spicy flavors will surely love this kind of dish. The adobo recipe is quite popular, using pork, chicken, and fish. You may also use vegetables, or a combination of vegetables and meat, as an adobo dish. Squid is also a good alternative to prepare the adobo recipe and delicious in any kind of cooking. Adobo squid may look unsightly because of its black ink, but really delicious when you eat it. It's simple to make and it's a really appetizing dish. It's quite tasty, so it's good to eat with lots of hot rice.

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This easy shrimp pancit bihon dish is so tasty. A Filipino dish consists of "noodles". Filipinos call them bihon. It is cooked along with some variations of meat and some vegetables in the dish. The noodles, or bihon, originated in China and were brought to the Philippines by the Chinese people. Since then, the Filipinos adapted this recipe and cooked many versions of it. In the Philippines there are two most popular pancit variations the "Pancit bihon" and "pancit canton". Filipino’s love pancit dishes as a second staple food. That is why this dish is always offered at fiestas, birthday parties, and other special occasions.

By the way, this recipe is not the traditional way of cooking pancit bihon. This is a personalized recipe for bihon I made that goes well with shrimp. You can try our recipe. This is very easy to prepare. In just a few minutes, you’ll have your delectable Filipino bihon dish.

Filipino food is delicious. So try our bihon recipe. If you love this recipe, please comment down below and let me know your version of bihon recipe.

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This Filipino Ukoy Recipe - potato and carrot fritter is crunchy and delicious. If you’re looking for Filipino food, this dish is a great option. This can be served as an appetizer or snack. Ukoy can also be served as a main course or "pulotan". An Ukoy recipe has many versions in the Philippines, and I have tried a lot of them. There are numerous Ukoy dishes that contain shrimp, fish, and even veggies like squash and many more. In this recipe, I used potatoes and carrots shredded together and seasoned with certain seasonings before frying to have a crispy, crunchy vegetable ukoy dish. Filipinos love this dish to be eaten with a dipping sauce of spiced vinegar and a plate of rice.

Filipino food is delicious. So try our ukoy recipe. Happy cooking. Share and happy eating. Let’s us know your version of scrambled egg. Comment down below! Thank you.

The Tastiest Lucky Me Pancit Canton. This recipe is very easy and simple to make as a meal or snack.

Why lucky me? Lucky Me is a brand of famous stir-fry noodles in the Philippines, the first pancit canton dry noodles in a pouch. It was introduced in the Philippine market way back in 1991 as Lucky Me! Pancit Canton. Now the company produces many flavors that are available in many stores for you to choose from.

We all know how good it tastes, but in our recipe I will make it more tastier and healthier than ever. Shrimps, vegetables, and certain seasonings are added in this recipe to give it a surprising taste. This dish can be eaten directly as a snack or as a meal to satisfy your hunger. Try our recipe and let me know your version of pancit canton. Please leave your comments in the comment section. Thank you.

This ginisang sayote with tuna flakes in oil is another version of the ginisang sayote or chayote. It's a popular vegetable recipe in the Philippines. It's simple to prepare, very nutritious, delicious, and very affordable. This vegetable is a gourd family food plant.

Ginisang Sayote is frequently served with pork or chicken. In this dish, we use tuna in a can. Basically, the sayote vegetable is sauteed with garlic, onion, and tuna in a can. Seasoned with certain spices to bring out the savory flavor. Aside from this ginisa recipe or sauteed, you may also use sayote in tinola, chop suey, and a variety of other dishes.