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Adobong Kangkong Recipe

adobong kangkong

Adobong Kangkong is a simple vegetable dish that is considered a staple in many Filipino homes. Water Spinach which is locally known as Kangkong is the main ingredient for this healthy vegetable dish.

There are several varieties of Kangkong. In the Philippines, the most common variety is the wide-leaf ones; these are usually seen floating (if not intentionally grown) in watery areas. Another variety is the Chinese Spinach or Water Cabbage which is locally known as Chinese Kangkong.

Although the preparation for this dish is very simple, it is recommended to exert some time and effort in cleaning the vegetable. Since Kangkong easily grows and multiplies in watery areas, we never know how clean (or dirty) they are when sold in the market.

I usually add slices of pork to make this dish more flavorful – not a bad idea. After my latest trip to the Philippines, I learned that using lots of toasted garlic in making this dish makes it taste better while promoting better health.

Try this Adobong Kangkong recipe and let me know what you think.

Pinakbet Tagalog

Pinakbet Tagalog

Pinakbet Tagalog is a Filipino vegetable dish. It is composed of a variety of vegetables and it also has a protein component. I made use of lechon kawali or crispy deep-fried pork belly for this recipe. This recipe is a variation of the popular Pinakbet Ilocano. The difference between the two versions has something to…

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Beef Stir Fry Recipe

stir fry beef

Beef Stir Fry is always a surefire success at the dining table. Simple but delicious, stir fry’s combination of soy sauce and oyster sauce is fragrant and can easily make your mouth water. Stir fry is the perfect go to dish for those who don’t have a lot of time to spare in the kitchen….

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Pininyahang Manok Recipe (Pineapple Chicken)

Pininyahang Manok - Pineapple Chicken

Pininyahang Manok literally translates to pineapple chicken. This Recipe calls for chicken slices to be marinated in pineapple juice then stewed with pineapple chunks. Aside from pineapples, secondary ingredients such as carrots, bell pepper, and milk make-up the dish. There are some variations of this dish.  One of my favorites is Pininyahang Manok sa Gata,…

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Beef Asado Recipe

beef asado

Beef Asado is a piquant Filipino beef stew version. Try not to confuse this with Sweet Chinese Asado. This dish originated from Central Luzon in the Philippines. It is usually served during special occasions. However, you can also make it during regular days by following our simple and easy recipe below. Watch How to Cook Beef…

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Sweet and Sour Tilapia

Sweet and Sour Tilapia

Sweet and sour is a combination that originally came from Asia. Several Asian food (mostly of Chinese origin) adopted this blend. Based on articles, the Chinese (particularly the Cantonese) were the one’s who originally came up with the thought of mixing these two different flavors.

Ginataang Puso ng Saging

Ginataang Puso ng Saging Recipe

Ginataang Puso ng Saging is a Filipino dish wherein banana blossoms are cooked in coconut milk (or coconut cream). Protein and seafood such as ground pork and shrimp can be added depending on your preference. The word “Ginataan” is a Filipino term that means to cook in coconut milk or coconut cream. “Puso ng Saging”,…

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Beef and Baby Corn Stir Fry Recipe

Beef and Baby Corn Stir Fry is a quick and tasty beef and vegetable dish that I always enjoy since I was a kid. This recipe is the simplest that I can come-up so that you can also experience and enjoy  this dish. If you have 30 minutes to make a good lunch then this…

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Sinanglay na Tilapia Recipe

sinanglay na tilapia

Sinanglay na tilapia is a Filipino dish wherein fish, such as tilapia, is stuffed with onion, tomato, ginger, and garic, and then cooked in coconut milk. This dish is somewhat similar to Ginataang Tilapia. However, certain ingredients and procedure varies. The first few steps in preparing Sinanglay reminds me of how I prepare the fish…

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Easy Kung Pao Shrimp Recipe

kung pao shrimp

This Easy Kung Pao Shrimp Recipe is all about making your own homemade kung pao shrimp quicker. This recipe makes it easier and faster to cook kung pao shrimp at home. Instead of making one from scratch, I used store-bough kung pao sauce. In case you want to make the sauce from scratch, refer to…

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Chicken Lollipop Recipe

chicken lollipop

Chicken Lollipop is generally considered as a hors d’œuvre or appetizer dish. Though not everyone may know, this chicken dish is made from chicken wings. In the Philippines, Chicken Lollipop is considered as a main dish and is prepared in a simpler manner compared to the chicken lollipop dishes of India and other countries.

This chicken recipe has a huge similarity to the Asian Pan Fried Chicken though it takes more time and effort to prepare. The chicken wings need to be chopped and the meat arranged in one end of the bone. This is usually done by loosening the meat from one end of the bone and forcibly pushing it down to the other end.

Kids love this dish. I’m not having a hard time encouraging my kids to finish their food when they’re having this dish. In case your kids are picky with their food, you now know what to serve them.

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Garlic Butter Shrimp Recipe

garlic butter shrimp

Garlic Butter Shrimp is a super easy dish to make. This recipe shows how to cook this beloved dish the Filipino way. I like how it turned out. The dish is rich and flavorful. I enjoyed eating it with newly cooked white rice. The use of shrimp with scales and head make this unique from…

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Sinigang na Hipon Recipe

siningang na hipon recipe

Sinigang na Hipon is a Filipino main dish having shrimp as the main ingredient. Fresh Shrimps and vegetables are cooked by boiling in a sour broth. The commonly used souring agent is tamarind. However, other fruits such as guava, tomato, bilimbi (known as kamias), green mango, pineapple, and wild mangosteen (santol) can also be used.

Similar to the previous sinigang dishes that we featured (Sinigang na ulo ng Salmon and Pork Sinigang), This variation is eaten with rice and some fish sauce (patis) on the side. I usually cook this dish whenever I feel nostalgic or when the weather is pretty cold. Like today, the temperature is dropping again somewhat signaling for the coming of winter.

Try this comforting Sinigang na Hipon recipe.

Chicken Mami Recipe

chicken mami recipe

Chicken Mami is the Filipino version of Chicken Noodle Soup. It is delicious and perfect to have during the cold weather. This is usually sold in noodle houses or “mamihan” along with other favorites such as Beef Mami, Pares, and Siopao. This recipe is an easy version. It is fit for beginners. If you love…

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Steamed Fish with Mayonnaise

steamed fish with mayonnaise

Steamed Fish with Mayonnaise is a colorful fish dish that looks really lively. Have you tried or seen this dish before? To e, it resembles a festive celebration, although the fish is quite simple. I used a large grouper for this recipe, but you can also use other fish varieties. How to Cook Steamed Fish with…

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Bangus Sisig Recipe

Bangus Sisig

Sisig has been one of the best creations in Filipino cuisine. It is delicious in many ways. There is also more than one way to make this dish. Bangus sisig is a good version that can be considered as an alternative to pork. It is healthier, yummy, and easy to prepare. I personally define bangus…

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Fried Tilapia Recipe

Fried Fish Tilapia

Fried Tilapia or any kind of fried fish is easy to cook. I’m sure that we all have our own ways of frying fish. I am sharing this recipe post just so you know how I do it. There is nothing special in my method. In fact, most of you might be doing the same…

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Pork and Chicken Adobo Recipe

Pork and Chicken Adobo Recipe

Adobo is considered as the signature dish of the Philippines. Almost all meats, seafood,and vegetables can be cooked using this method.

Chicken Adobo is an example of a famous adobo version that is gaining popularity around the world. This simple dish that once captured the palate of Filipinos is now
making its debut to the world’s kitchens.

Paksiw na Pata Recipe

Paksiw na Pata

Paksiw na Pata is pork hock cooked in vinegar and soy sauce . Although the term “Paksiw” means cooking in vinegar and garlic, the soy sauce is added to bring additional flavor and color.  A bit of sugar and banana blossoms are also incorporated into the dish. This dish somewhat resembles Pork Adobo, which is…

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Galbi Recipe

Galbi Recipe

Galbi is a Korean grilled beef short ribs recipe. It is also known as Kalbi.

This is easy beef recipe is simple to make. It only requires the the meat to be marinated for a reasonable amount of time before grilling. If you are a cooking newbie, you won’t have a hard time making this dish. This is as simple as making Inihaw na Liempo.

Paklay Recipe

Paklay Recipe

This paklay recipe is simple and straightforward. For those that are not familiar with this dish, paklay is a stew made-up of pig and cow innards. This dish is popular in the southern parts of the Philippines and is best enjoyed as a main dish or as pulutan. Although it might seem that it needs…

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Igado Recipe

Igado

Igado is a popular Ilocano dish made from pork tenderloin and pig’s innards such as liver, kidney, heart. This is definitely one of the best Filipino foods around, in my opinion. However, some people might still need to acquire a taste for it. Do you know where the name “Igado” was derived from? My guess…

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Vegetarian Pancit Canton Recipe

Vegetarian Pancit

Vegetarian Pancit Canton might look like the regular Pancit Canton. However, this recipe is quite different because it does not use any meat; instead, I used Shiitake mushroom. Tips in Cooking Vegetarian Pancit Preparing this Pancit Canton Variation is simple and faster. A few minutes are what we need because there is no meat to…

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Inihaw na Bangus Recipe (Grilled Milkfish)

Inihaw na Bangus Panlasang Pinoy

Inihaw na Bangus or grilled milkfish is a perfect dish to make during warm weather. I like it best when grilled over charcoal because it gives the fish a nice smoky flavor. This recipe will give you a simple yet delicious dish that is quick and easy to make. There are several ways to prepare…

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