Blog Archives for tag shrimp

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Sizzling Hilabos Hipon (Pan Fried Shrimps)

Let’s admit it, we are living now in fast paced society that mother’s job is not only confined to raising… Continue reading »

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Ginataang Kalabasa / Squash in Coconut Milk

Next to lechon this is one dish I often  had big cravings for when I’m abroad or far away from… Continue reading »

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Lumpia

Lumpia is a delicious and a healthy Filipino appetizer.  It actually resembles to the popular Asian dish spring rolls.  In… Continue reading »

Buro Recipe

Buro or balao balao is a Filipino native delicacy made from fermented rice and shrimps, ingenous from the province of… Continue reading »

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Hilabos na Hipon (Quick dish Shrimp)

Size does not matter. When I was a kid, we used to eat a lot of shrimps, although my parents… Continue reading »

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Pancit Palabok (Pancit ng Malabon)

“Ang dami mo namang palabok” in other words you have so much blah, blah. Try this favorite dish of my… Continue reading »

Okoy or Ukoy Pinoy Shrimp Fried Patties

This is a great complete meal dish! Easy to prepare and will surely please everybody! Ingredients: 1/4 kilo of bean… Continue reading »

Nilasing na Hipon

Nilasing na hipon ( literally drunk shrimp) is one of my favorite shrimp dish probably just after hilabos or sinigang… Continue reading »

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Pancit Canton

No birthdays or filipino family gathering is complete without a pancit on the table. A sign of longevity and strong… Continue reading »

Prawn Pineapple Curry

Let’s talk about shrimp.  In Philippines you will see them in all sizes, in all prices and with different levels… Continue reading »

Ginataang Kalabasa

When my mom cooks Ginataang Kalabasa I swear I eat with my hands. This is a healthy and truly delicious… Continue reading »

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Laing

I have learned this laing version to our Bicolano neighbor. I assure you this is the real thing. Ingredients: half… Continue reading »

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Pinakbet

If Ratatouile is to French Pinakbet is to Philippines. I think this is the all time favorite vegetable dish among… Continue reading »