Recipe Index

This Buko Pandan salad is a delicious Filipino Pandan-flavored cold dessert. The recipe of buko pandan is made of young coconut meat, jelly cubes, sweetened condensed milk, cream and buko pandan flavoring mix until well combined. The dish variation is commonly added with cooked tapioca pearl, or sago, nata de coco, and kaong. Mix everything together in a large mixing bowl, then put in the fridge and serve cold. Try this tasty and refreshing treats.

Ampaw or Ampao (Filipino puffed rice), is a favorite Cebuano snack. A popular ampao in Cebu is the ampaw carcar; it's a bar-shaped puffed rice snack with peanuts. It’s puffy, crunchy, sweet, sticky, and simply delicious. Usually, the dish is made of left-over rice, sun-dried, and cooked until puffy. This snack gets  more popular and is now made commercially and sold locally or even abroad. 

This fun snack is a kid’s favorite, and even adults love and enjoy it. This is a must-try recipe; it is very easy to make.

This creamy garlic chicken recipe is a simple yet incredibly delicious dish that’s perfect for anyone looking for a comforting and satisfying meal.

This Inihaw na Tulingan is not only delicious but also a healthy and satisfying meal. It’s perfect for outdoor gatherings, family dinners, or even a simple lunch by the beach. Serve it with a side of steamed rice, a dipping sauce made from soy sauce, calamansi, and chili, and some fresh vegetables for a complete and balanced meal.

Cassava suman or suman kamoteng kahoy is a delicious Filipino delicacy eaten as a dessert or snack. Making this recipe is very simple and easy.

This homemade Spanish sardines sa Kawali, or Spanish-style sardines, is very delicious. It has a savory flavor that makes it perfect to pair with warm rice.

Pork Binagoongan recipe is a classic Filipino dish that’s rich, savory, and packed with bold flavors. The star of this recipe is pork, the most commonly used protein, which is stewed until tender in a flavorful sauce made with shrimp paste (bagoong).

Pork Pinakupsan Bites is a Visayan delicacy; it’s crispy and delicious. It's made of pork and cut into serving bites, seasoned with salt to taste, and fried with their own fats until crisp and golden. The dish is similar to the lechon kawali, but the lechon kawali needs an incredible amount of cooking oil for deep-frying the pork. The pork pinakupsan cooks only on its own rendered fat until crispy.

This Ube Jelly Buko Salad Recipe is perfect to serve on any occasion. The dessert dish is made of sweet young coconut combined with diced ube-flavored gelatine and cooked tapioca pearls, or sago. Then mix together with milk sweeteners and chill for a couple of hours to have a delicious cold desert. This Filipino cold dessert is often served at birthday parties and town fiestas. Try this dessert dish; it is really simple and quick to make.