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Afritada (Filipino Pork and Chicken Stew)
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Spain occupied the Philippines for over 400 years. Not surprising then to find foods with a lot of Spanish influence. Afritada reflects th...
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Tamarind Pork and Vegetable Soup (Sinigang na Baboy)
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Soups play a major role in the Philippines. Combined with rice, it is a substantial meal. Sinigang is the national soup. ...
Filipino Barbeque (Inihaw)
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During picnics and summer events, this is very popular with the Filipinos. Majority of the prep-time is in skewering the meat through the ba...
Filipino Menudo (Diced Pork Stew with Potatoes)
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Okay, let me start by saying "this is nothing like the Mexican version." Filipino Menudo has a lot of Spanish influence. This is ...
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Pork and Chicken Adobo
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This is probably the most world known Philippine dish. Even the Neiman Marcus cookbook has a recipe. I have never met an American who did...
Filipino Blood Stew (Dinuguan)
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Many cultures use blood in their cooking (the Germans have blood sausage). In the Philippines, a stew is created using blood as well. My h...
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Filipino Pork Risotto with Fried Liver (Aroz Valenciana)
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Aroz Valenciana is usually made during the holidays in the Philippines. There are several versions depending on the area or province. Thos...
Cuban Style Pork Chops
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This is absolutely incredible! The flavors feel like you are in the Carribean or at least Florida. I served it with the Cilantro Lime Rice ...
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