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Tell me I'm crazy, but it's true. I created another version of adobo which also makes use of okra as main ingredient. This is unusual and uncommon recipe's that I cooked. Believe it or not, I found it very delicious. Ingredients: 500 g…
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Minced beef or locally known as giniling (it is also called picadillo in Latin American countries) is composed of ground beef plus a handful of vegetables and spices. It is full of great flavor and its versatility can take it on the table…
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Abundance of bananas in our country is a blessing we should take advantage of. You can use to it by baking, banana chips, banana cue, pinaypay na saging and so many more. This is the advantage that I live in a tropical country. Banana…
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Blessed with abundance of bananas, Filipinos are also spoiled into creating variations of banana as afternoon desserts commonly found as street food.  Just like the equally ubiquitous banana cue, pinaypay na saging is a one favorite dessert…
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Do you enjoy seafood? If so, here's the other way of cooking it for your lunch and dinner. I hope you'll love this  curry recipe that I made because I believe this is the healthiest curry I have ever cooked. There are lots of variations and…
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Dinuguan or big blood stew is commonly served in Filipino gatherings in the Philippines such as birthdays, fiestas, wedding, funerals, anniversaries or reunions. But they are not only served during these special occasions. Dinuguan can also…
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Bicol express is a spicy dish commonly cooked with a generous amount of chili,  coconut milk and shrimp paste. Served as a dish with rice or can be a pulutan with ice-cold beer but it depends on variations you use. At first, I don't really…
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Tinola in Tagalog, tinuwa in Cebuano or la uya in Ilocano is a soup-based dish served as an appetizer or main entrée in the Philippines. This is an ideal treat served with rice during cool periods such as rainy days where hot soup is best…
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Chili con carne or more commonly known as simply "chili" is a spicy stew containing chili peppers and meat. Traditional versions are made using chili peppers, garlic, onions, and cumin, along with chopped or ground beef. Beans and tomatoes…
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Spaghetti With Beef Patties & Spinach Filipinos are often fond of serving spaghetti on family and social gatherings. There are also multiple ways to prepare this dish, so we'll include spinach and beef patties in…
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