Filipino with soup - page 2
33 recipes
Seafood balls and veggies hotpot (steamboat)
Main Dish Very Easy 5 min 20 min
Ingredients: 1 pack each of the following Chinese balls: crab, cuttlefish, prawn, fish, tofufish "siomai" and dimsum or any other flavors you want 1 pack...
Soup Number 5 or Soup No. 5 or Lanciao (Bull/Ox Gonad Soup)
This is my 100th post so I thought I should feature a special cuisine which is authentic and 100% Filipino. A dish that is unique to the Filipino people and its culture. Probably concocted by the common masses and popularized by the same group forming maj
Nido Soup
Nido Soup Nido Soup is the Filipino version of the Chinese Bird s Nest Soup. The name came from a place in El Nido, Palawan (An island in the South West part of the Philippines) where these nests are harvested. This dish is a really expensive delicac
Southern Tagalog Style Goto (Ox Jowl or Cheek Soup)
Aphrodisiac Food??that?s the theme of the Kulinarya Cooking Club challenge for the love month of February. It?s pretty sensible right? The sweetly and hotly (pun intended) celebrated Valentine?s Day or Heart?s Day is the most important occasion of the m
Mussels In Ginger Soup With Chili Leaves
Last week, a reader who goes by the initials V.T., e-mailed me about this particular Filipino mussels soup dish that I forgot about. As I have said to V.T., this is one of my favorite classic Filipino dishes. Unlike a lot of Filipino dishes, this is one
Pesa (Fish in Miso Soup)
Pesa (Fish in Miso Soup) Pesa might have originated from a Chinese cuisine as Pesa is Hokkien word meaning ?plain boiled? and it used in define a method of cooking fish meat and not any other meat. But the Philippine version of Pesa is not plain boile
Sinigang sa Buko (Fish Stewed in Tamarind and Tender Coconut)
This is quite an unusual but exciting ?sinigang? , the generic term that refers to highly varied Filipino stew flavored with any of the many types of natural souring agents such as tamarind, camias or ?calamansi? . The use of young or tender coconut in
Tinolang Palaka (Frog Stewed with Ginger and Chili Leaves)
Edible frog and other eating-varieties of the tailless amphibians are still not a universally acceptable table fare in spite of its whitish or yellowish and relatively fine looking meat (maybe debatable), good taste and high nutrients contents. Even if Fr
Sinigang (Pork Stew in Tamarind)
I may not like ?sinigang? as much as my friends and colleagues do but since it is among the favorite foods of the majority in our group and part of the every day meal being served to us, I have already developed a moderate liking to the popular Filipino s
