Featured Filipino Recipes Illustrated Step-by-Step

Bulalo

 Bulalo (Beef bone marrow soup)

"Bulalo is similar to Nilagang Baka or beef Nilaga with the exception of the cut of meat used. Beef bone marrow and beef shank are used. With this recipe a variety of  vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, cabbage, string beans, etc can be used."   MORE...

Pata Tim

Pata Tim

"Pata Tim is an adapted Filipino recipe made by slow boiling a front pork leg and serving it with a delicious, thick sauce. It is commonly found at larger social gatherings, as the recipe will serve many people.." MORE...
Saba con yelo

Saba con Yelo

"Saba con Yelo is an simple refreshment in the Philippines. It is made with Saba bananas, which are commonly found in parts of Asia, especially the Philippines. The dish is similar to minatamis na saging except the crushed ice on top is popular in the summer.."  MORE...

 Traditional Filipino Recipes

 Favorite Recipes - with  video instruction

Estofado

 Pork estofado


Shrimp Tempura

Shrimp Tempura

 

sisig

Sisig


Chicken Curry

Chicken Curry

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Filipino Recipes History

      The history of the Philippines makes Filipino Food authentic, tasty and pleasant. Its ancestry dates back to Malaya Polynesian cuisine which was significantly influenced by the Chinese who brought food such as noodles, pancit, dumplings, and steamed food.  Now Chinese food is famous worldwide. The Americans developed the fast-food ideas of pressure cooking, salads, sandwiches, etc. The Japanese brought sushi and other related dishes which are raw or semi   steamed dishes using a variety of fish and other meat. Some other Asian  countries also had an immense influence on Filipino Recipes. Among these are Thailand, Vietnam, Korea and the Middle East. Examples of these types of food include Thai sauce, kimchi, shawarma, fried rice (nasi goreng), etc. When the Spanish came in 15th century, Filipinos embraced the culture. Spain and Mexico have had a big influence on the Filipino culture and recipes. In closing, Filipino Recipes came from a number of different cultures and cooking ideas but developed into a unique and delicious cuisine.The goal of this site is to provide viewers with the latest Filipino Recipes using the simplest explanation possible.  For this reason, there are several cooking videos.

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"Why do you spend your money for that which is not bread, and your labor for that which does not satisfy? Listen diligently to me, and eat what is good, and delight yourselves in rich food."
 

Isaiah 55:2

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