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Filipino Homestyle Dishes is a spring-bound cookbook of 40 classic Filipino dishes you can prepare in your kitchen with step-by-step instructions.

Snacks, seafood, rice and noodle dishes... dips and condiments such as lechon sauce ... recipes for gambas (spicy garlic shrimp), achara (pickled side dish), lumpiang sariwa (fresh spring rolls), rellenong alimasag (stuffed crab)...




Food of the Philippines: Authentic Recipes includes a history of Filipino food as well as photographs of each featured dish to give you an idea of what the end-product of your cooking is supposed to look like. Most find it more like a coffee-table book.

Among the contributors are food columnist Doreen Fernandez and other Filipino culinary notables who actually grew up eating and cooking the dishes and are recognized experts of Philippine cuisine.




Fine Filipino Food
Fine Filipino Food: 256 pages containing 205 recipes, a glossary of ingredients and a guide to ingredient substitutions.

Learn 19 cooking methods: stir-frying, deep-frying, grilling on skewers, sautéing in coconut milk, marinating in vinegar and spices, broiling over live charcoal, wrapping in banana leaves, steaming...




Memories of Philippine Kitchens
Memories of
Philippine Kitchens
Traditional Recipes, Contemporary Flavors
The Filipino American Kitchen
Traditional Recipes, Contemporary Flavors
Filipino Cuisine: Recipes from the Islands
Filipino Cuisine:
Recipes from the Islands


Not My Bowl of Rice by Er Escober
Not My Bowl of Rice
  • penned by Filipino American author Er Escober
  • finalist, IPPY 2003 Book Award for Best Fiction
  • a combination of cookbook and novel
  • a great way to learn about Filipino culture -- especially food!
  • available in paperback and hardcover


  • Sanyo ECJ-D55S Micro-Computerized Rice Cooker
    Sanyo ECJ-D55S
    Rice Cooker & Warmer
  • Sleek, modern rice cooker with reheat and keep-warm functions
  • Extra-thick, nonstick titanium-coated inner pot distributes heat evenly
  • Cooks 3-1/2 cups of raw white, brown, rinse-free, and mixed rice
  • Push-button lid opener, carry handle, retractable cord, LCD clock, timer
  • Accessories include textured spatula and measuring cup

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  • If you're looking for a recipe for any one of the following Philippine dishes, we strongly recommend Filipino Homestyle Dishes.

    acharang labanos, adobong alimango, adobong kangkong, arroz a la Cubana, arroz caldo, bistek Tagalog, brazo de mercedes, buko salad, calamares, caldereta, camaron rebosado, chicken and pork adobo, chicken cocido, chicken pastel, coconut milk pudding, Cuban-style rice, beef-marrow soup, dinengdeng, ensaladang Pinoy, escabeche, estofado, fish sarciado, oxtail stew, braised crabs with garlic, fritada, gambas, guinataan, guisadong repolyo, haleyang ube, halo-halo, humba, inihaw na baboy, kare-kare, leche flan, lechon kawali, longganisa, lumpiang sariwa, lumpiang shanghai, mais con hielo, maja blanca, menudo, morcon, morisqueta tostado, pancit palabok, papaya achara, picadillo, pinakbet, pochero, pork tocino, rellenong alimasag, rellenong talong, seafood paella, tokwa't baboy