Ending Filipino American History Month with this delicious Filipino street food snack, dynamite lumpia, which is the Filipino version of the jalapeno popper. It’s crunch, cheesy, spicy and savory. Ingredients:1/8 cup diced onion3 cloves of minced garlic3/4 cup corned beefGarlic PowderBlack PepperMozzarella Cheese16 pieces of Serrano Chilli or Siling habaLumpia wrapper- I like using the
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In honor of Filipino American History Month, I am making my version of Beef Mechado, which is a Filipino beef stew braised in tomato sauce. It is hearty and delicious. Ingredients:2 lbs of beef brisket, round, or chuck2 thin slices of pork belly (without skin)salt, pepper, garlic powderAP Flour1 onion sliced4 cloves of garlic minced1
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It’s been raining and cold where I live at so I wanted to make something warm and comforting. I decided to make my version of chicken mami, which is the Philippines version of chicken noodle soup. This recipe is so simple and packed with a lot of flavor. This dish is also quick to make!
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Lechon kawali is a Filipino deep fried pork belly that is tender, juicy and crispy. Instead of the messy and unhealthy deep frying technique, why not try my quick and easy air fried version. This dish is addicting, especially if you’re having this dish with friends over drinks. You can enjoy this dish on its
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Hi Guys, In honor of Filipino – American History Month, I wanted to share a simple recipe that is flavorful and kid friendly! Today, I am making Pork Guisantes which is also known as Pork and Peas. This dish requires a few ingredients and is cooked in one pot. You will have dinner served in
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Hi Guys, In honor of Filipino American History Month, I decided to share this semi-homemade Palabok recipe. Palabok is one of my favorite Filipino noodle dishes. What I like is the umami you get from the sauce.. NOM NOM NOM. This dish is pretty quick and easy to do. This dish is a noodle dish
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It’s been cold and rainy out where I live at, so I decided to make something comforting. Today, I will show you how to make my version of chicken tinola, which is a Filipino chicken soup. This is perfect for cold weather or if you’re feeling under the weather. If you’re not feeling well, add
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Here is a Filipino dessert called leche flan aka flan. This is a delicious custard desert topped with caramel. This dish is easy to make and a lot of countries have their version of this dessert. In the Philippines, it is often served during special occasions, parties and the Christmas holiday. I hope you try
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To close out Filipino American History month, I wanted to share my lumpia recipe. Lumpia Shanghai is the Philippine’s version of an egg roll. My lumpia is made with ground pork, water chestnuts, carrots, green onions and other delicious ingredients. It is wrapped in a crepe like pastry and fried until golden brown and crispy.
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Adobo is the national dish of the Philippines and is starting to become popular among non-Filipinos all over the world. Adobo is a cooking method used in the Philippines. Because of their tropical climate, they use vinegar in most of their cooking to preserve their food. Every Filipino household prepares this dish differently. However, the
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