Growing up, paksiw na isda (fish stewed in vinegar) was the one dish I could definitely do without. There was a stronger preference over other Filipino classics like sinigang, kare-kare, or adobo. All ...

After my friend Pette Santos Jorolan described the paksiw na bangus that she serves in her restaurant, Everybody’s Café, I knew I just had to have a taste of it. According to Pette, the bangus they ...

Aired (December 6, 2017): ‘Mars’ offers another quick and easy recipe for the moms on the go. Mars Andrea will show us how to cook a traditional Pinoy recipe that will make you feel ‘asim-kilig.’ ...

1. Cut the belly just below the head of the fish to where the belly fat ends. Cut crosswise into two and lengthwise in half. Wash and pat dry. 2. Peel and slice the garlic thinly. 3. Peel and slice ...

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It turns out we’re not the only ones addicted to ube. Restaurant consulting company Baum + Whiteman LLC recently released their 2018 forecast and under the “Next-Wave Cuisines” category is Philippine ...

Boil the monggo beans in water until soft. In a separate pan, sauté the garlic and onion. Add the pork, patis and boiled monggo but leave out the liquid. Sauté in the pan for 3 minutes. Add the liquid ...

The great historian and anthropologist of Filipino food, Doreen Fernandez, wrote many classics in her quest to promote the idea of Filipino food as a cuisine, rather than the simple food of a ...