Philippines recipes

Recipes from Philippines: home cooking with cultural background, ingredient substitutes and step-by-step instructions.

Filipino spaghetti topped with red sauce, red hot dogs and cheese
Philippines

Filipino Spaghetti: Sweet Banana Ketchup Sauce with Red Hot Dogs

Filipino spaghetti layers the sweet tang of banana ketchup over tomato sauce, then adds red hot dogs and cheese for a celebration platter. Covers browning the meat, reducing the sauce, pasta texture, substitutes, storage and reheating, with precise quantities.

Filipino kare-kare, oxtail and leafy greens simmered in peanut sauce
Philippines

Kare-Kare: Filipino Oxtail Stew in Peanut Sauce

Kare-kare is the Philippines' oxtail and peanut stew. This home-kitchen recipe covers choosing oxtail or beef shank, unsweetened peanut butter, annatto, bagoong and its substitutes, cooking the vegetables separately, storage and reheating, and what to serve with it.

A plate of white fish kinilaw dressed with coconut vinegar and citrus, with red onion, ginger and tomato
Philippines

Kinilaw: Filipino Raw Fish Dressed in Coconut Vinegar and Citrus

How to make Filipino kinilaw at home: sashimi-grade white fish dressed with coconut vinegar, calamansi or lime, ginger and red onion. Covers how long the acid should work on the fish, regional styles, a coconut milk version, safe handling and substitutes.

Filipino monggo of mung beans simmered with pork, greens and chicharon, set on the table with rice, patis and calamansi
Philippines

Monggo (Ginisang Munggo): Filipino Mung Bean Soup with Pork

How to make monggo, the Filipino mung bean soup: rinsing dried mung beans, sautéing pork with garlic and tomato, seasoning with patis, substitutes for malunggay, timing the greens, chicharon, pressure-cooker shortcuts, reheating and storage.

Pancit bihon tossed with shrimp, chicken, cabbage and carrot
Philippines

Pancit Bihon: Filipino Celebration Rice Noodles with Shrimp and Chicken

A 4-serving pancit bihon guisado made with thin dried rice vermicelli. Learn the order for letting the noodles absorb broth, what patis and calamansi do, heat control that keeps the noodles from breaking, substitutes, storage, and why long noodles appear at Filipino birthdays.

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