Malaysian Pork Stew by John Spottiswood

This is a wonderfully flavored pork stew with warm flavors of curry, ginger and basil mixed with spicy cayenne pepper. If you're serving to kids, cut the cayenne back to 1/2 teaspoon and add more to the bowls of the adults.

Chicken Adobo by John Spottiswood

My father-in-law, who is an excellent cook, made this for us last week. I really can't imagine an easier recipe...and gives an amazing return for very little effort. I've never had whole pieces of chicken made adobo style before, but it was excellent. This is also very kid friendly. One of our sons ate 4 drumsticks!

NASI KUNING - TUMERIC YELLOW RICE by Linda Tay Esposito

The Nasi Kuning is molded into a cone shape and sits in the middle of a beautiful sea of spicy dishes in the Indonesian Nasi Tumpeng celebratory banquet. Tho' the yellow mountain comes from a mythical Hindu mountain, the predominantly Muslim Javanese still serves the rice this way. Nasi Kuning is a good accompaniment to any…

CHOPSUEY (CHICKEN WITH VEGETABLES) by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel (Lipardo's Global Kitchen) for more recipes and future raffle draws for giveaway prizes. This is one of the Filipino traditional dishes which I used to serve to my guests abroad. Foreigners are fascinated with this cuisine. Try and you'll crave for more...

Spicy Shrimp Soup with Lemongrass by Rocio Herbert

A classic Thai seafood soup. Quick and easy to prepare, it's the most popular soup in Thailand. The lemongrass and kaffir lime leaves are for flavor only, and shouldn't be eaten.

CHEESE PIMIENTO SANDWICH by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel (Lipardo's Global Kitchen) for more recipes and future raffle draws for giveaway prizes. Sandwiches are so easy and simple to make. Ingredients are available to the nearby grocery stores. You can make variety of sandwich fillings by combining different ingredients based on your imagination. Cheese…

THAI KHAO TOM MOO by Linda Tay Esposito

Thailand's breakfast for champions. A comfort food, the soup makes a wonderful meal. Besides being a popular breakfast item in Thailand (hold the bacon, give me pork balls!), it is also their version of chicken soup for the days when one is under the weather.

Balinese Special Rice - Nasi Kuning by John Spottiswood

I served this rice with Balinese Roast Pork, and I think the rice was as big of a hit as the roast! I adapted the recipe from the The Barbecue Bible by Steven Raichlen...one of my favoirte cookbooks. I wasn't sure about a rice dish from a BBQ fanatic, but this is truly awesome! I substituted half brown rice for health, and you…

bubur ayam by Pramudita R. Putri

Misua Soup with Upo and Patola by Lidy Concepcion

This is a delicious soup that we love to cook and eat especially on rainy days.

Ginataan Fiesta by Lidy Concepcion

This is typically served during snack time. Ginataan means cooked in coconut milk. Coconut is grated and then the grains are formed in lumps by hand and then squeezed or pressed to get the juices from them. This dish is almost like the ginataan halo-halo but this one has fruit cocktain, and also tastes good.

Sweetened Banana with Tapioca by ShaleeDP

One of the many sweetened fruit recipes that Filipinos like.

Tinolang Manok with Luyang Dilaw by ShaleeDP

Normally my grandma will use a native chicken when cooking this soup dish. I like it that way too. Native chicken has more powerful taste. Very tasty.

Lemongrass Pork Soup by Janis Tester

I loved this soup. It really was good for a cold.

Simple Spinach Soup by Lina Saleski

My mom likes to cook this soup for the family whenever we don't know what to eat. Sometime going back to the basic is a good thing. This recipe is so simple, yet every time I have it, it brings back my appetite!