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    Escabeche Recipe

    Despite its name, Escabeche is more Chinese than Spanish if you consider the ingredients. The dish is mainly fish cooked in sweet-and-sour sauce. Of course, the ingredients and preparation have been “Filipinized” all through the years. Ingredients: – ½ kilo of fish (make sure to get the fleshy parts) – 1 teaspoon of garlic, roughly…

  • Leche Flan

    Leche Flan, one of the most popular local desserts since the time of our grandmother’s grandmother (and possibly even longer than that) is said to have originated in Europe. Also called crème caramel or caramel custard, this classic dessert is made of soft custard layered with rich caramel on top. This is the main difference…

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    Tokwat Baboy

    Tokwat Baboy is actually a side dish for lugaw and pancit palabok but Filipinos usually eat the dish as a main viand or pulutan. Tokwa or tofu is considered as a wonder food. The Chinese regularly eat tofu, which is low in fat and calories. Ingredients: – 400 grams of pork face or pork rump…

  • Kwek Kwek

    One of the most popular street foods in the Philippines, Kwek kwek (also called tokneneng) is a staple item in those ubiquitous pushcarts roaming the streets of Manila. Made of quail eggs deep-fried in flour, Kwek kwek is a cheap and filling snack especially for those in a hurry. However, quail eggs are said to…