I first learned this recipe many years ago from a college friend. I misplaced her recipe, so we tried this one: http://www.russianfilipinokitchen.com/2014/07/30/sauteed-green-beans-with-ground-beef-filipino-style-ginisang-baguio-beans/ Our modifications: consistent with my friend’s recipe, we used ¼ cup white vinegar instead of water. We added the vinegar at the same time as the soy sauce, salt, and black pepper. Second,… Continue reading Filipino minced beef with string beans (ginisang baguio beans)
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Filipino sautéed garlic chicken with mushrooms (chicken salpicao)
We tried this recipe from Liza Agbanlog’s Quintessential Filipino Cooking cookbook, with minor modifications: first, cut 2 lb boneless, skinless chicken thighs (we used 2 thighs and 2 drumsticks) into bitesized pieces, then marinate for at least 1 hour in 1 ½ Tbsp oyster sauce, 3 ½ Tbsp soy sauce (we reduced to 3 Tbsp),… Continue reading Filipino sautéed garlic chicken with mushrooms (chicken salpicao)
Filipino chicken tamarind soup (sinampalukang manok)
We followed this recipe from Liza Agbanlog’s Quintessential Filipino Cooking cookbook, with some modifications. First, we cut 3 lbs chicken quarters (2 chicken quarters and 1 chicken thigh), skin removed. We left the skinned drumsticks intact, and we skinned and deboned the thighs, cutting them into bite-sized pieces. We lightly seasoned with salt, and we… Continue reading Filipino chicken tamarind soup (sinampalukang manok)
Filipino sauteed cellophane noodles with chicken and vegetable (sotanghon guisado)
We followed this recipe from Liza Agbanlog’s Quintessential Filipino Cooking cookbook, with modifications: first, cut two boneless, skinless chicken breasts into thin strips, mix with 1 tsp soy sauce, cover, and place in fridge. Second, cook 8 oz sweet potato cellophane noodles as directed (until al dente), then drain, rinse with cold water, and set… Continue reading Filipino sauteed cellophane noodles with chicken and vegetable (sotanghon guisado)
Filipino meatball noodle soup (almondigas)
Recipe from Quintessential Filipino Cooking by Liza Agbanlog, although we modified by cooking the noodles separately. First, using a medium bowl, mix 1 lb minced pork with 1 large egg, then fold in 3 Tbsp flour and 1.5 finely chopped scallions (whites and half the green of 2 scallions). Form into 1-inch meatballs and place… Continue reading Filipino meatball noodle soup (almondigas)
Filipino chicken ginger rice soup, pressure cooker style
Place 1 medium chicken (about 3.75 lb) in the bottom of a large pressure cooker. Slice about 2 “hands” of fresh, skin-on ginger (about ½ lb) into ½ inch slices, and toss them into the pressure cooker, then add water to cover chicken, taking care to stay below the “max fill” line of the pressure… Continue reading Filipino chicken ginger rice soup, pressure cooker style
Filipino picadillo with potatoes
We tried this recipe, mainly following the “stew” (as opposed to “soup”) version: https://www.kawalingpinoy.com/picadillo-with-potatoes/ Our modifications: first, based on our pantry, we used 1 lb minced bison, even though the stew version calls for 1.5 lb minced beef. We also reduced the fish sauce to 2 tsp (instead of 1 Tbsp, which is 3 tsp).… Continue reading Filipino picadillo with potatoes
Filipino salmon sour soup (salmon sinigang)
We had a surplus of salmon fillet, so we made this soup. Cut 1.5 lb salmon fillet (without skin) into bite-sized chunks (about 2x1"), marinate in 1/3 cup lemon juice, and refrigerate for a max of 20 mins (beyond 20 mins, the fish will start to “cook” in the citrus juice, which you want to… Continue reading Filipino salmon sour soup (salmon sinigang)
Filipino chicken adobo with hard-boiled eggs
We tried a modified version of Classic Chicken Adobo from Marvin Gapultos’ Adobo Road Cookbook: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2013/05/classic-chicken-adobo-adobo-road-cookbook.html, with the following modifications: (1) slightly over ½ cup soy sauce, (2) 1 cup white vinegar, and (3) two thighs, drumsticks, and wings (each skin-on and bone-in). We also added 6 peeled, hard-boiled eggs to the pot for the… Continue reading Filipino chicken adobo with hard-boiled eggs
Filipino pan-seared steak with onions (bistek)
Marinate flank steak in equal parts soy sauce and lime juice for at least 2 hours (refrigerated). Remove steak from marinade and pat dry with papertowels; keep the marinade and set aside. Sear both sides of steak in a cast-iron pan (about 6 mins each for medium well). Remove steak and keep warm. Add alittle oil to the pan,… Continue reading Filipino pan-seared steak with onions (bistek)
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