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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.

This Filipino spongy hotcake recipe is a Filipino version of pancakes. The ingredients are simple. This snack is very delicious and a popular street food in the Philippines. They are typically sold at street side food vendors near schools, or even inside school cafeterias and other densely populated locations such as the market along with banana cue paired with a cold refreshing drinks. Because of its cheap price, which is affordable to everyone, many Filipinos love to eat this thin, spongy, with a distinctive egg-yellow appearance, snack. Besides that, this hotcake is sweet and delicious, great to feed your hungry stomach. Most Filipinos consume hotcakes as a snack rather than for breakfast.

For me, I enjoy hotcakes as a snack in between breakfast and lunch with a pair of cold refreshing drinks.

Delicious, simple, chicken crispy fried recipe KFC copycat version of KFC fried chicken. Kentucky Fried Chicken is one of the best among many fast food chains. Many are curious how KFC fried chicken is made and why their chicken is so crispy and yummy. Since I’m among those who are curious, I tried replicating their famous fried chicken. Luckily, I made it. This recipe is delicious and crispy. I made a little tweak to the ingredients to make this dish more delectable, especially to the coating or breading mixture. The breading mixture gives a crisp coating to the chicken’s outside while preserving the meat’s juices that make the dish more delicious. If you’re looking for a crispy, juicy chicken dish, this recipe is for you.

You’ll make a perfect KFC copycat fried chicken with our recipe. Just simply read and follow our simple instructions. This recipe is one of the best fried chicken dishes I make. Serve it with your favorite dip sauce of your choice. Happy cooking. Share and enjoy eating.

A sunny side up eggs is a super easy dish to make. Almost no skill is required to do this. The egg is fried on only one side until the egg white has set and is firm but the yolk is still runny. In the Philippines, this practice of cooking the egg is called "malasado," from the Spanish word meaning "under-cooked." This is typically served in the morning for most of the Filipino people as a breakfast dish with a side of sinangag, or fried rice in English. This is also great to pair with sliced bread. There is no set pairing for this fried egg; everyone is free to pair it with whatever they want to eat.

Filipino banana chip recipes are delicious, tasty, and popular snacks among Filipinos. Actually, in the Philippines, there are a variety of ways to prepare this delicious snack. I promise, these snacks will satisfy your cravings because the taste and crunchiness is perfect. It is also perfect for pairing with cold beverages.

This Filipino Ginisang Ampalaya with egg recipe is a simple and very nutritious dish.

We know that ampalaya, or bitter gourd, tastes bitter, and many do not like this bitter taste, mostly children, who do not want to eat ampalaya. But there are ways to reduce the bitterness when it is cooked. It will look super appetizing and very tempting to eat with the appropriate cooking procedures. Ampalaya (bitter gourd or better melon) plus egg is a perfect combination recipe that will turn into a very nutritional and budget-friendly dish for everyone.