Ground beef guisado (ground meat can be beef or pork or a combination of the two) is one of the dishes in my quick recipe list. Quick recipes because these are recipes that are so quick and easy to prepare and cook without sacrificing the taste and nutrition of the food we eat.
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Embutido Filipino Recipe. Embutido is one of the most favorite dish during special occasions like weddings and christenings in the provinces. For stay home moms, embutido is also one of the most favorite food they prepare for the “baon” or pack lunch of their kids who go to school. It’s nutritious, easy to and every kid’s favorite because of the tasty flavor. Commonly paired with banana catsup or mang tomas all-purpose sauce or sometimes just plain embutido, a simple meal becomes a hearty one with this delicious Filipino food.
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Sinigang na Bangus or Sour Milkfish Soup is a very common yet delicious Filipino recipe for fresh bangus or milkfish. It’s easy to prepare and ingredients can be easily found. In fact, it can just be picked from the backyard.
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Puto or steamed muffin is a famous Filipino snack or dessert which can be made from rice flour or all purpose flour.
Click here for the recipe of my Puto Pao. Click here for the recipe of my Puto Kutsinta.
Baked lamb ribs is a healthy meal and easy to prepare. This is one of family’s favorites so I prefer preparing this recipe rather than having it in a restaurant where the price is relatively high and sometimes it’s not so good.
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Siomai is an original Chinese dish but since Chinese and Filipinos have been trading their products to one another even during the ancient times, they have numerous influences to each other and that includes several dishes and food products.
Perhaps pork menudo is the second most famous Filipino pork dish, second to pork adobo. One of my family’s favorite and this is always present whenever there is a dinner get together in the family. So here’s my version…
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Stir fried vegetables recipe is very common and easy to cook dish. It’s also nutritious and can always be available.
Tokneneng is boiled quail eggs, covered with batter then deep fried with vegetable oil.
If you are fond of eating Filipino street foods, I’m sure you’ll love this recipe.
Pinakbet or Pakbet originated in Ilocos Region. It is a dish of mixed vegetables like ampalaya (bitter gourd), sitaw (long beans), talong (eggplant), okra, and kalabasa (squash). The Ilocano way of cooking pinakbet uses fish bagoong sauce instead of bagoong alamang. I also add patani in it to have a better aroma and to make it tastier. Sometimes, when I cook litson kawali, I set aside some slices to mix with my pinakbet the following day. For the recipe of my litson kawali, click here (Litson Kawali Recipe). Here’s the Ilocano style pinakbet or pakbet…
