Welcome the rainy season with a cup of healthy hot chocolate.
The rainy season is here and there’s no better way to spend a rainy day than cozying up in bed with a cup of hot chocolate. If you’re looking for a unique and healthy take on delicious hot chocolate, you’ll enjoy this ...
You probably have the ingredients for these recipes right now.
Recipes do not have to be complicated to be delicious. Satisfy your hunger easily with these easy recipes that don't need many main ingredients.The main ingredients don't include salt, pepper, oil, or water, so you'll find the recipes use only 5 or fewer main ingredients. ...
Comfort food is described as a dish that takes us back to moments of comfort, happiness, and simple joy. It makes us feel good. It evokes nostalgia for anything we remember with fondness. That's one classic description of how this easy soup makes ...
This easy recipe is made more appetizing with egg.
Malunggay and corn soup isn't a new idea. It's actually one of the simplest ways of making soup! It's basically just four ingredients: malunggay, corn, an onion, and chicken broth. A little oil gently heats up the ingredients, and salt and pepper to boost the ...
This okoy has something different that makes it super delicious!
Okoy recipes make fantastic merienda food. These easy fritters are crispy, fried, and loaded with vegetables. Since it's so easy to make, you can let your creativity guide you and make it super special with additional ingredients. This Ilocano version called the Okoy Tiyosko is made extra special. It's not ...
This squash in coconut cream is a side dish that's hearty enough to be your ulam.
This side dish is a creamy, chunky, and incredibly delicious served as the side dish of your favorite fried food. Made with squash and moringa leaves simmered in coconut cream, we think this is hearty enough that it anyone who loves vegetables will happily ...
Use this recipe to make this nutrient-packed pandesal.
Have you tried malunggay pandesal? Malunggay leaves (moringa) is packed with vitamin C, vitamin A, and calcium—making it a super-healthy ingredient that's usually used in soupy dishes and stews. You can also add malunggay leaves to homemade pandesal. These soft buns are ...
Learn to cook with malunggay, kangkong, saluyot, pako and more!
The Philippines is home to a lot of leafy greens so take advantage of this abundance! Get to know their flavor profiles, ways to cook them, recommended recipes and their health benefits. Know your way around whether it’s in the supermarket or the ...
Good-for-you malunggay is a healthy addition to this simple corn soup!
This easy-to-make corn soup is healthy and comforting. Malunggay leaves make it a healthier option.5 cups water3 pieces white corn, gratedpepper1 medium red onion, sliced2 bunches malunggay leaves (moringa)salt, to taste1 In a medium-sized pan, heat water until it simmers.2 Add the ...
Wind down with a comforting bowl of Filipino chicken soup.
Tinola, the traditional chicken Filipino soup, is a healthy and delicious chicken and ginger dish that is perfect to cook for the family. You could serve it with steamed rice or as is! Either way, you and your family members are sure ...
Here's the perfect main dish for Sunday lunch with the whole family. Though already well-seasoned, this dish is made even better when served with a dipping sauce of toyomansi.
Here's the perfect main dish for Sunday lunch with the whole family. Though already well-seasoned, this dish is made even better when served with a dipping sauce of toyomansi. ...
Here’s a new version of everyone’s favorite appetizer! We turned the cheesy baked tahong into our version of oysters Rockefeller and added malunggay for a local twist.
Here’s a new version of everyone’s favorite appetizer! We turned the cheesy baked tahong into our version of oysters Rockefeller and added malunggay for a local twist. ...
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