Quick Meals

Minatamis na Saging is made easy with plantains, locally known as "saging na saba". This Filipino dessert is one of the quick and easiest desserts to prepare, just in a couple of minutes. Our main ingredient, the saging saba, or plantain, is a great source of nutrients, like dietary fiber, potassium, and high levels of vitamin C that sound good for our body. It’s a very simple recipe, but it's delicious. It is very simple to cook the saging na saba, or plantains, which are simply sweetened by cooking them with a sugar and water mixture until the sauce becomes slightly thick.

You can add vanilla extract if you have it and it gives the dish an aroma. but it is totally optional. Similar to this Filipino recipe is the Saging Con Yelo, which is a variant of Mais Con Yelo, a type of dish that originated in Spain and is served with ice crushed to make it cool and super refreshing. This Filipino recipe is super budget-friendly, but as I said, it is delicious. You may serve this dessert either plain or with milk.

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This Ginisang Togue recipe with chicken is easy to make and a budget-friendly Filipino dish.
Basically, ginisang togue, or sauteed Mung Bean Sprout, is cooked with shrimp and tofu. In this recipe, we are using chicken meat. Actually, ginisa has many variations and can be cooked in many different ways. The most common method is sauteing. Many Filipinos serve this ginisang togue as a regular dish because it is very affordable. The fact that the ingredients are also nutritious means they are packed with good nutrients and a high source of fiber. The sprouts are easy to digest and free of cholesterol. That sounds wonderful for living healthily. This Filipino dish is not only inexpensive but also delicious. It is best to eat this with a side of steamed rice.

If you’re looking for a cheap but delicious Filipino recipe, this recipe is a good one to try. Cooking this is so simple that almost no skills are required; if you need instructions, simply scroll down and follow them. Let me know what you think. Just leave a comment below.
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Are looking for ukoy recipes? This recipe for Ukoy na Dilis or Anchovy Omelet is a popular Filipino dish. This dish is very delicious and a low-cost, budget-friendly recipe that can be served for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. This small blue fish, known as dilis in Tagalog or anchovies in English, is common in the Pacific, Mediterranean, Indian, and Atlantic seas. In the Philippine wet market, this dilis is commonly seen being sold at a cheap price, affordable for everyone.

The dilis fish is also good for kinilaw dish, in bisaya, meaning literally "eaten raw". A method of preparing the raw seafood dish native to the Philippines. In this recipe, the dilis are cooked crisp after being mixed with an egg mixture and certain spices to bring the dish to an awesome result. It’s carefully prepared with simple cooking skills to get the right crispiness of the dish. Ukoy na dilis is the best when it is cooked properly. It should be crisp and crunchy on every bite but not oily.

Ukoy has many variations. It can be kalabasa, togue, shrimp, or even vegetable ukoy for vegetarian people. Among them, one can be prepared as a snack or viand. But in our dilis na ukoy, it is prepared as a viand. It is best to serve with a side of steamed rice. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly Filipino dish, this recipe is a good choice to try. You can make this dish easily at home. Happy cooking, share and enjoy eating.

Cajun Garlic Buttered Shrimp. This dish is popular in the cuisines of the United States, the Caribbean, and the Mediterranean. This dish is prepared with the most incredible cajun garlic butter sauce. It gives the dish an awesome taste and can be made in just less than 15 minutes. This shrimp dish will impress the whole family because of its natural, delectable taste and aroma. If you're looking for a recipe like this, be sure to try this fantastic shrimp recipe. This recipe is so easy it almost doesn’t require any cooking skills to prepare. On how to prepare this recipe, simply follow the instructions written below. Just scroll down and follow them.

By the way, we eat this shrimp dish with steamed rice. And of course, with a pairing of refreshing drinks. Happy cooking, share and enjoy eating.

Ang talong steak recipe na ito ay inihahanda tulad ng Filipino classic bistek. Sa halip na karne, talong ang ginamit namin bilang kapalit ng karne, na mas mabilis at mas madaling lutuin kaysa karne. Ang karneng mayaman sa protina ay kasalukuyang mahal at patuloy na tumataas ang presyo nito. Kaya mainam na maghanap ng mas mura at masustansyang mga alternatibo. Ang talong ay ang pinakamahusay na kapalit para dito. Ito ay mayaman sa maraming sustansya at may masarap na lasa tulad ng karne.

Kung nagda-diet ka, subukan itong talong steak o talong steak recipe. Ito ay mababa ang calorie, murang alternatibo sa orihinal na beef bistek Tagalog. Kung naghahanap ka ng Pilipino na walang karne na ulam, itong talong steak recipe ay mainam. Gayunpaman, dahil ang pangunahing sangkap nito ay talong, hindi ito magiging kasing lasado ng karne tulad ng beef bistek. Ngunit ang lasa ay maayos at sa tingin ko kapag sinubukan mo ito ay magugustuhan mo ito.

How to cook the ampalaya dish (bitter gourd or bitter melon)? Ampalaya can be cooked easily in many different ways, like ginisang ampalaya, a Filipino food, and many more dishes from different cuisines. In this recipe, we will prepare ampalaya in 2 ways, and this will show you how easily it is to cook. We know that this vegetable has an unpleasant bitter taste at first, but there are many ways to turn it into a wonderful and tasty dish. Despite its bitterness, this vegetable is high in nutrients that help our bodies stay physically fit and healthy.

As I said, we cook it in 2 ways. We will make torta and ampalaya rings. Video tutorials are provided below for further reference. To make this recipe easy, just follow our simple steps on how to make it. This dish is budget-friendly to make. This is a great substitute viand for everyone since we are all experiencing high inflation rates. If you are interested in Filipino cuisine, please try our recipe. Let us know if you like it, and you can also share your ampalaya recipe with us if you want. Just use our comment section and leave it there. Thank you. Happy cooking, share and enjoy eating.

This Banana Cue recipe is so delicious. 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.

Banana cue is the Filipino given name of a fried banana cooked in vegetable oil and brown sugar, then skewered with a bamboo stick. This Filipino snack is typically sold at street food vendors near schools, or even inside school cafeterias and other densely populated locations such as the market. This is one of the best among many Filipino snacks like hotcakes and many more, with a matching cold, refreshing drink.

This native snack is a staple food in the Philippines and is generally considered one of the best mid-afternoon snacks by many Filipinos. You want to try easy and simple Filipino snacks? This recipe is one of the best, so try this. Simply follow our simple instructions on how to make banana cue. An instructional video is provided below. Just in case you need it. Scroll down and click to watch it. Thank you.

This eggplant steak recipe, or talong steak, is prepared just like the Filipino classic bistek. Instead of meat, we used eggplant as a substitute for the meat, which is made more quickly and easily than meat. Since meaty proteins are getting more expensive, we are continuously looking for cheaper but healthier alternatives. Eggplant is the best substitute for it. It is rich in many nutrients and has a good taste like meat.

If you're on a diet, try this eggplant steak or talong steak recipe. This is a low-calorie, low-cost alternative to the original beef bistek Tagalog. If you're looking for a Filipino meatless dish, I believe this recipe is the best meat substitute for you. However, because its main ingredient is eggplant, it will not taste as wonderful as the beef bistek. But the taste goes well and I think when you try this you will love it.

Ensaladang Talong is a Filipino eggplant salad. This dish is straightforward and very easy to make. It is composed of roasted eggplant with ginger, onion, tomatoes, certain spices and vinegar to bring out the taste. This is served as a side dish and goes well with grilled and fried dishes. The best Filipino eggplant salad with bagoong alamang toppings that help provide additional flavors to turn the dish into a very satisfying taste. This is one of my favorite Filipino quick and easy vegetarian side dishes, and many Filipinos, including myself, enjoy eating it. It is best to serve it with warm rice and any Filipino dishes.