filipino food

A Must Try Filipino Street Food

  One of the most common types of cuisine eaten by tourists is that found on the streets. If you’re a tourist and a foodie, one of the best ways to learn about the local culture is through your stomach.…

How to Make Your Barbecue Taste Even Better

   If you’re a beginner griller, you’ve probably already encountered some grilling-related challenges. Barbecuing is an art that improves with practice, just like any other. Knowledge is easily gained via reflection on past errors and the study of those of…

Black Coffee

Coffee? So, tell me, how do you like yours?

  Although brewing a cup of coffee couldn’t be simpler, there seems to be an endless supply of increasingly convoluted methods. People in our modern society, where coffee is the most consumed beverage worldwide, often find themselves wondering how to…

I made an actual amuse-bouche and serve it at the school restaurant as part of a required project during my time as a culinary student. This is something I came up with using my imagination after perusing the ingredients in our walk-in refrigerator. I was so proud of this dish I cooked while I was a student, and I learned that it takes enthusiasm and a willingness to sell one's idea to those around you in order to make something as great as it was. And that's a quality shared by all chefs everywhere.

Rendzvous De Champignons (Amuse-bouche) Recipe

    I made an actual amuse-bouche and serve it at the school restaurant as part of a required project during my time as a culinary student. This is something I came up with using my imagination after perusing the…

Embutido is my go-to because it brings me back to my childhood when my mom used to make it for the whole family. Every family in our nation has their own secret recipe for embutido, and its widespread popularity stems from its simplicity and convenience.

Filipino Skinless Sausage (Embotido) Recipe

    Embotido is my go-to because it brings me back to my childhood when my mom used to make it for the whole family. Every family in our nation has their own secret recipe for embutido, and its widespread…

Dinuguan, a Filipino specialty and a pork blood stew that is typically served on every holiday, has been incorporated into puto (rice cake). Historically, this dish was made with pork organ meats. The Filipino cuisine known as dinuguan is sure to be a hit with visitors to the country. Some Filipinos, looking for a creamier consistency, will add coconut milk. In fact, here at the homecookbible, we're going to provide you the absolute finest recipe ever.

Pork Blood Stew (Dinuguan) Filipino Dish Recipe

    Dinuguan, a Filipino specialty and a pork blood stew that is typically served on every holiday, has been incorporated into puto (rice cake). Historically, this dish was made with pork organ meats. The Filipino cuisine known as dinuguan…