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	Thai Short Ribs by Nancy Miyasaki If you've had Korean short ribs, and loved them, you should definitely give these Thai short ribs a try! Short ribs, the flavorful, fatty cuts from the ends of the rib bones, may be my favorite red meat. Get the shorter, English cut short ribs if you can. The sauce is a classic Thai combination of hot, sour, salty, and sweet. A…	17 votes 9 reviews 2 comments 28991 views
	My Grandmas Suman by daphne sy Have you heard of “Suman sa Ibus” or “sticky rice in buri leaves’? Some people called it as rice cake. It’s made from glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk, and often steamed in banana leaves. It is served and wrapped in buli or buri palm (Corypha) leaves and usually eaten sprinkled with sugar. Here in the Philippines, Suman is a…	3 votes 1 review 3521 views
	Pork Adobo by ShaleeDP A very easy breezy native filipino recipe that every body enjoys eating.	2 votes 1 review 29341 views
	Thaï pumpkin and coconut milk soup by Micheline This smooth and delicious soup is irresistible. You can easily freeze this soup. This recipe is gluten-free.	1 vote 3848 views
	Arroz caldo, the Filipino-style congee by Rizza It's as easy as chicken stock, rice and lotsa' spice.	1 vote 5040 views
	Slow-cooked Sweet Soy Chicken by Rene Astudillo Chicken hamonado, as it is called in the Philippines, has nothing to do with ham, although it is cooked and tastes like baked sweet ham. I tend to like chicken that is prepared in a sweet sauce, especially when the meat is tender and almost melts in your mouth. So I thought of preparing my version of sweet soy chicken using a…	1 vote 1935 views
	Pork Adobo, Hawaiian Style by Bernard Dahilig I decided to post this recipe for those of you that do not know or are not familiar with Filipino Foods. being borne Filipino by choice, this recipe reminds me of my Mom's & Lola's kitchen. The fragrance of soy sauce, apple ciider vinegar, frech crushed garlic, laurel leaves - served with hot steamed white rice? How can you not get…	1 vote 6134 views
	Beef Caldereta by Alvin Sanchez Traditionally, a lot of people prepare caldereta using goat meat, and offering it up for special occasions. But this recipe makes use of beef cuts, for easy enjoyment every day.	1 vote 339 views
	Homemade Nangka Jam by Joyce Yap Nangka is a Cebuano term for jack fruit. This fruit has its own natural sugar, so you don't have to use a lot of sugar to enhance its taste.	1 vote 4240 views
	Kare-Kare by Alvin Sanchez The name may have been derived from “curry,” and while the color is similar to this Asian dish, the peanut sauce is all our own. So unique is kare-kare’s flavor that it’s one of the first things balikbayans ask for when they get home!	1 vote 1217 views
	Spicy peanut sauce by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY Spicy peanut sauce	1 vote 3177 views
	Basic Sweet and Sour Sauce by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY Basic Sweet and Sour Sauce	1 vote 3355 views
	Sweet and sour sauce by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY Sweet and sour sauce	1 vote 3839 views
	My Grandmas Suman by daphne sy Have you heard of “Suman sa Ibus” or “sticky rice in buri leaves’? Some people called it as rice cake. It’s made from glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk, and often steamed in banana leaves. It is served and wrapped in buli or buri palm (Corypha) leaves and usually eaten sprinkled with sugar. Here in the Philippines, Suman is a…	1 vote 3711 views
	Beef Penang curry by Peter Brown Beef Penang curry (even though this is actually a Thai curry). The melt-in-your-mouth beef was coated in a spicy, salty and sweet coconut gravy and served with the fluffiest Jasmine Rice. Even though I didn’t have a recipe to work off of last night, I pretty much got the flavours spot-on and I was very impressed. Of course I…	1 vote 1630 views

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