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The Chicken Macaroni Salad Recipe usually makes its appearance in birthday celebrations, fiesta, picnics and f
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This Ginataang Pusit Recipe is another great variation of "Ginataan", a popular, simple, yet delicious Filipin
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This Pancit Malabon recipe, is a Rice noodle based dish that originated in Malabon, is a popular dish to be se
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Lechon is to a celebration as to beer is for drinking parties. From Fiestas, Noche Buena, weddings, and almost
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Yet another hit in Filipino parties, This Filipino Fruit Salad Recipe is an easy-to-make dessert not only for
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This first Lechon Kawali Recipe is very easy to follow. First, put oil and let it heat on a pan then add the l
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Bistek Tagalog Recipe or simply "Bistek" is not really a rip-off of the popular Western dish beef st
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Adobong Pusit can be prepared with a short ingredients list; you’re only going to need soy sauce (toyo),
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This Special Pancit Canton Recipe is a massive popular pancit in the Philippines and has always been an island
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Salted eggs are easy to make at home with this simple recipe. Homemade Salted Eggs Author: Recipe ni Juan Prep
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The Chicken Binakol recipe is another interesting and among the most well-loved recipes anywhere in the Philip
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This Kinilaw na Isda recipe (Fish Ceviche) is another Filipino delicacy and usually serves as Appetizer or Pul
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For me, this Paksiw na Galunggong Recipe is easy to cook you just need vinegar, water, salt and pepper, ginger
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The Pako Salad recipe (Paco) is one of the fern vegetables that Filipinos love to eat. This vegetable which ha
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For this dish, however, the Sinampalukang Kambing recipe makes use of the head and the feet of the goat. In ba
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In Philippine Cuisine, Adobo is a style of preparation, ideally stewing in vinegar and soy sauce. This recipe
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By the year goes by so fast some of our fellow Filipino netizens invented a different way of cooking Maja Blan
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Paksiw na Mahi-Mahi is a Recipe / Dish with a sour flavor that matches the taste of the fish and perfectly co
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Apan-Apan is a best-loved popular food in the Visayan province and it is said that the dish is closest to Adob
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Found this great recipe for a Spicy Bloody Mary over at the website VodkaSpot. Spicy Bacon & Shrimp Bloody
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Filipinos like their breakfast hearty but easy to prepare like Tocino. Tocino is a type of preserved meat whic
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With Filipinos’ penchant for anything tasty, you can be sure that Filipinos can create a plethora of variati
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This Lumpiang Ubod recipe is considered a fiesta fare in the Philippines. Its main ingredient is the heart of
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Adobo is already perfect on its own including the Adobong Dilaw Recipe. After all, it isn’t considered by mo
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Suman is a popular Filipino snack which is commonly served in the mid-afternoon. Aside from being a snack, it
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Philippine cuisine is not in want of meatloaf recipes. We have the embutido and morcon and it seems as if Fili
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Tinapa is a viand typically cooked by Filipinos during breakfast. Similar to other fish items such as Tuyo and
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In terms of preparation and cooking, Soup Number 5 recipe is not really different compared to other Filipino d
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Pan de Coco, literally “coconut bread” is a bread usually served as a midday or mid-afternoon snack or as
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This Ukoy recipe brings back memories of childhood where kids play in the backyard, sidewalks or vacant lots w
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Since Philippines is a tropical country, we are blessed with very rich natural resources from the mountains, t
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One can never get as native as Latik recipe. With coconut trees literally everywhere especially in the provinc
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The Mexicans and the Filipinos have so many things in common. As Spanish colonies and as partners during the t
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Whenever there are no celebrations or fiestas, Filipinos tend to get very basic when it comes to their viands.
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In many Filipino celebrations, especially in the provinces, it is not unusual to see poultry and cattle being
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This Inun-unan Recipe is a version of Paksiw in the Visayas region. A very simple dish made of vinegar, ginger
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