There must be thousands of Filipino Adobo recipes online and printed combined. So, who really needs another Filipino Adobo recipe? NOBODY, right? But this Balsamic Chicken Pork Adobo is ridiculously simple – one-step procedure using pantry staples. Traditionally, you eat adobo with rice. Lots of it. …

5-Ingredient Peel and Eat Shrimp is the easiest and the most casual way of preparing shrimp using butter, garlic, beer, sugar and shrimp. Herbs are optional. Chili is a choice. This is so quick to make that it requires minimum preparation and a fast cook. …

The flavors of Poached Tuna in Soy Citrus and Onions echoes that of Tuna Bistek or the Tuna Steak Filipino Style. I have to admit that it is an offspring but there methods changed in this recipe to achieve the fully cooked fish without leaving it dry. …

Traditionally, Fish Sinanglay or Coconut-Poached Fish Fillet Wrapped in Greens is prepared with whole fish. Its cavity is stuffed with tomatoes and aromatics such as gingers, onions, garlic, lemongrass etc. The fish is wrapped with big pechay (bok choy) then poached in coconut milk with …

Filipino Menudo Two-Ways: the typical Filipino way and as a Pot Pie with a few creative substitutions. Menudo, from the word minuto, meaning minute or small, referring to the bits of meat in a stew. It shares the name with a peppery red soup from Mexico …

Some 15 years ago on Boracay Island, Elmer Lapeña had two bags in tow from the palengke (wet market)– fresh-out-of-sea squid and big chunks of liempo (pork belly). He said he is making Filipino Squid Adobo with Pork Belly. This piqued my interest because I’ve never …