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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…

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    Morcon Recipe

    Fiestas are memorable mainly because of the abundance of dishes that do not normally grace our dining tables everyday. Morcon is one of those dishes. Aside from fiestas, you can also find Morcon on a lot of wedding and birthday banquets. Ingredients: – 1.5 kilograms of top round beef, cut into flat sheets ½ centimeters…

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    Arroz Caldo Recipe

    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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    The colorful Sapin-Sapin can be found in almost of all dining or buffet tables during fiestas in the provinces. This famous native dessert originated from Abra, which is located at the northern part of the country. Sapin-Sapin can be easily found in restaurants and pastry shops, or even among the vendors who sell native merienda…

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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…