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Bopis Recipe

bopis recipe

Bopis is a spicy Filipino dish made from minced pigs lungs and heart. This can be served as an appetizer for beer and alcoholic beverages; it is also considered as a main dish and is best served with steamed white rice.

The recipe of bopis has continually evolved throughout the years. There are recipes with a little bit of sauce in it, while there are others that require to let all the liquid evaporate. All of the recipes that I’ve tried are good. – But I prefer dry bopis.

Malapot na Pininyahang Manok

Pineapple Chicken Filipino Version

When it comes to savory recipes, pineapple remains a very controversial ingredient for us to incorporate. But even if the clear contrast of flavors when it comes to sour tanginess and sweetness remains unpleasant to some, it has not stopped Filipino cooks from making the most of this delightful tropical fruit. Pineapple is among the…

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Easy Kilawing Kambing

kilawing kambing

Directly translating to “eating raw,” Kinilaw is a popular and prominent cooking method that has been around the Philippines for centuries. Back when no one had even heard of the term “refrigerator,” many used this method to prevent their food from going bad. Fish, chicken, and other proteins were kept and marinated in souring agents…

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Crispy Fried Chicken Recipe

easy crispy fried chicken recipe

What is comfort food to you? If you’re like me, and many other people in the world, one of the images that comes to mind is a gorgeously crispy fried chicken. Simple but flavorful, fried chicken is a treat for both kids and adults alike. Whether you’re enjoying it at a kid’s birthday party or…

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Chicken Gising-gising

Chicken Gising Gising

Looking for a spicy pick-me-up for your next cooking adventure? There’s usually a great flavor payoff from taking that risk to add a kick to your dish. But if you don’t want it to come off too strong, Filipino cooks are well aware of a component that you can add to the mix. That would…

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Bagnet Pancit Canton

bagnet pancit

Can you really consider yourself a Filipino foodie without having had a taste of pancit canton? Whether saucy or dry, meat or vegetable-heavy, this dish is almost as familiar to Filipino households as a heaping bowl of white rice. If you haven’t tried pancit, it definitely wouldn’t be for a lack of opportunities, either; from…

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Utan nga Langka

ginataang langka with bago leaves

Most Filipino cooks would probably know about how essential coconut milk is to the cuisine. It just adds that much needed soothing flavor, and creates depth with its creaminess. And another ingredient we often use is dried fish, which for this dish, would be dulong. With its unique taste, we are able to enjoy a…

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Pork Giniling with Oyster Sauce

pork giniling with oyster sauce and potato

To cook Filipino food means having a pretty good grasp of various seasonings and condiments to make a dish more sprightly and distinct. But while going the unique route is applauded, we also can’t help but lean towards familiar ones that are proven to work great with a variety of recipes. In this case, I’m…

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Chicken Gizzard Bicol Express

how to cook bicol express using gizzard

Those who enjoy a dish that’s equal parts succulent, sweet, and spicy are sure to find a favorite in bicol express. The timeless combination of coconut milk, sharp chili peppers, and umami shrimp paste brings warmth and comfort to every bite. And who can forget about the mouthwatering, scrumptious pieces of chunky pork belly? Put…

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Tapa and Egg Fried Rice

tapa and egg fried rice recipe_

A good, old fashioned tapa and egg duo is a classic combination any Filipino would enjoy. Tender beef in a sweet and savory marinade, with creamy eggs to boot, is always a meal to look forward to, and breakfast lovers, especially, know this all too well. After all, who can resist the mouthwatering aroma that…

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23 Easy Filipino Vegetable Recipes

It can be easy to dismiss healthier, more nutritious recipes as inaccessible or simply too expensive. But there are actually plenty of dishes to choose from should you decide to take up a cleaner diet. And luckily for us, Filipinos, we have an abundance of vegetable dishes to choose from. This is because of how…

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Chili Garlic Oil Recipe

Chili Garlic Oil Recipe

How much spice can you bring into your dish? For some, more of that classic kick makes for the most satisfying meal. Chili Garlic Oil is that perfect addition to your dish when you want just the right, complementary amount of spice to your savory food. You might already be familiar with this well-loved condiment…

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Egg Fried Rice

egg fried rice

Egg fried rice—and fried rice in general, really—is a huge part of Asian cuisine. We know how much Filipinos love rice, and for other Asian countries this is no different. From Thailand to India to Japan, each nation has their own version of fried rice that they know and love. Even the Philippines has its…

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Spicy Eggplant Stir Fry

Spicy Eggplant Stir Fry

Believe it or not, but there’s more to a great dish than just meat. When many think of a filling meal, more often than not it’s one that involves generous portions of protein. Whether it be beef, pork, chicken or seafood, meat isn’t an all too uncommon sight at the dining table. But what if…

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Lengua Kare Kare

kare kare Recipe Using Ox tongue

Why deny yourself of a meaty, nutty stew filled with the most wondrous array of vegetables? Tons of Pinoys would probably stand by the fact that Kare-Kare is one of the best dishes out there. The smooth, velvety orange stew provides such a unique, lovable flavor that it has produced a great variety of spin-off…

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Estofado (Probinsya Style)

How to Cook Estofado

The Philippines, being an archipelago, is home to many different cultures and cuisines. This is why the Bulalo you eat in Metro Manila might not taste the same in, say, Batangas or Tagaytay. But this difference among cities and regions brings about a most colorful selection of food made by Filipinos. And so we should…

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How to Cook Steak on Stove with Mashed Potato and Gravy

How to Cook Steak on Stove Top

The succulent, savory taste of steak is one that’s hard to beat. No matter where you’re from or how you like it, a piece of steak is always a surefire filling meal, whether you’re having it for lunch or dinner. Looking up “how to cook steak” on the Internet will result in a myriad of…

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Chili Garlic Crab and Shrimp

chili crab and shrimp recipe

Southeast Asian cuisine is as vibrant, diverse, and colorful as the entirety of its culture. The different nations that comprise this region each have their own dishes, making use of common ingredients to produce incredibly unique flavors. With many Southeast Asian countries nestling by bodies of water, it comes as no surprise that seafood plays…

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Pork Picadillo

pork picadillo

Of the many ways you can utilize ground pork, pork picadillo is one of the easiest—and even, perhaps, most delicious. After all, few dishes manage to evoke the same comfort and vibrance the way this dish does! With its uniquely Latin American and Filipino roots, pork picadillo breathes life into every kitchen with its assortment…

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Beef Broccoli Recipe with Carrots

beef broccoli

A Chinese takeout staple, beef broccoli is one of the quickest and best ways to get both protein and veggies in one bite. Crunchy, sweet broccoli mingles with tender and savory beef, resulting in a heavenly combination. Beef broccoli is great for all audiences: from kids who can be picky about vegetables to adults who…

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Pork Curry Tinola

Pork Curry Tinola Recipe

If, like me, you love to experiment with recipes, and continuously renew your dishes to make every meal exciting, you are going to love this one! Pork Curry Tinola is a rich, colorful fusion of two well-loved dishes. I’m talking about the savory, velvety Curry, and the healthy, comforting Tinola. While they both belong on…

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Pinakamasarap na Pork Adobo

Pork Adobo

Being familiar with a well-loved and popular dish often leads us to turn to the same classic recipe all of the time. After all, why fix what isn’t broken? But I say you shouldn’t turn away from a recipe upgrade to give yourself a pleasant culinary surprise every once in a while. This is why…

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Healthy Ginataang Gulay with Tofu and Shrimp

Healthy Ginataang Gulay with Tofu and Shrimp

Before we start picking and cooking our food, we usually ask ourselves what’s best for our appetite. But of course, we also have to think about how the chosen dish would benefit our bodies. That’s why it is good to have a menu of healthy options in our head for when we wonder what to…

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Ginataang Monggo with Tofu and Malunggay

Ginataang Monggo with Tofu and Malunggay

When it comes to Filipino food, there are not many limits as to the kind of ingredients you can add. After all, our cooks boast a great deal of knowledge in cooking with vegetables and various spices. But a component we can almost always go back to, and cook quite perfectly, is monggo or mung…

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