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    Despite its very Spanish name, Arroz Caldo is actually the Philippine version of the Chinese congee. The dish is considered by many to be a comfort food, and is a perfect substitute for good ‘ol chicken soup. Arroz Caldo is a staple in most lugawans and carinderias. Ingredients: – 2 kilos of chicken – ½…

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    Leche Flan Recipe

    Leche Flan, the Filipino version of the custard cake, is one of those desserts that you can eat over and over again and still want more. This yummy mix of milk, eggs and caramel is a staple dessert in fiestas, especially in the provinces. For those looking for the mouthwatering leche flan recipe, here it…

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    Buffalo Chicken Wings

    Buffalo wings is a staple dish in bars and restaurants, as well as home parties. Both children and adults can’t get enough of these tender chicken wings coated with spicy sauce. It was said to have originated in 1964 in where else, Buffalo, New York. This American favorite has become a popular dish in many…

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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…

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    Spaghetti Puttanesca

    Spaghetti Puttanesca, which originated from Naples, is one of those pasta dishes with red sauce. But unlike some spaghetti types, Puttanesca is a sauce that is not dependent on seasonal ingredients. The dish’s interesting name was said to have originated from the phrase, Pasta alla Puttanesca, which means “pasta the way a whore would make…