Philippine Cuisine

Sisig is a Kapampangan term which means “to snack with something sour.” Through the years, it evolved to what it is today, but back in the old days, it was a salad which includes green fruits with salt, pepper, garlic, and vinegar. - visit philippinecuisine.net for more.

Filipino style spring rolls "Shrimp Lumpia" Get recipe here: bit.ly/2z4Ln4J visit philippinecuisine.net for more. #ShrimpLumpia #FilipinoFood #FilipinoCuisine

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The meat is marinated in lemongrass, calamansi, salt, pepper and garlic and brushed with annatto seeds oil. Every part of the chicken is grilled here from the drumstick, breast, gizzard, liver, wings and heart. #ChickenInasal #FilipinoFood #FilipinoDish

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Igado is a prominent Ilocano dish. Read more: bit.ly/1F0XocD philippinecuisine.net #FilipinoFood #Igado #IlocanoDish

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Philippine Buko Pie. Read more bit.ly/1i0OaTL visit philippinecuisine.net for more. #BukoPie #FilipinoFood #FilipinoCuisine

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Gising-gising is a blend of spicy hot greens with ground pork, all steeped in creamy coconut milk and enhanced with a dash of bagoong.

In Philippine cuisine, there are two kinds – lugaw and arroz caldo. Learn more bit.ly/2gKJXpa #Lugaw #Arrozcaldo #PhFood

For a large number of people, pandesal with egg, margarine and hot coffee is a complete Philippine cuisine breakfast bit.ly/2yshcH8

This is one confusing treat — its name suggests it came from Spain but in truth, it has nothing with Spain. philippinecuisine.net